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Southern Quarterly Rovisw.

We regret to learn by late number of the
cdrotsna Times, that this work is not sustained
- 1t should be. The publisher, Mr.. e H. Brit.
tc9' states that 1900 copies of each number Of
sAe Asuteso hove been distributed, which should
nave realised $4,000, of which only 8 600 have
oeen received, whilst the expenditures have
amounted to $r,4so; and states that unless
subscribers remit their subscriptions, he will
be compelled to discontinue the work. at tho
end Of the-present volume. If one-half Of the
subscriptions were femitted, he would be en-.
eoursgsd to go on. Apart from all question,
OF pstriotismf the Rsvieso addresses itself to the
cordial support Of every scholar in tho. land.
Eaitsd BY y man Of profound ability end learn.
iasssad ranking among It's contributors, tl,s
aias ssh'0isrs of the country, It win compare
With any Review published on the Continent
9ss n1intsaapee % such . work wili ,refise,
honor nportks State, since, Il viii show. tlist
whist 10 hsas the talent to sustain, We hays
The disesrnasnt't6 appreciate, and encourage
sas enterprise.
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Southern literature.

We commend to tho Attention of our readers
the following extracts from a late speech Of the
Hon. l. NJ. Keitt, recently delivered in Orange
burg, in which he urges the necessity of q new
history of our State, and designates Mr.. simms
as the man,!pre-eminen ently qualified for the Of.
fce:
u come now to my last point Col.
Brooks chastised Sumner because he SLAM
dered bis State aad Judge Butler. He had
charged gross falsehood upon the history
of the State-he had said that you were
traitors and cravens in the Revolution.
Where is your refutation9 Has South Car
olina got a history-I mean written his
tory ! She has q grand, noble history, but
it is an unworthy one. She is like the
Corporal In Napoleon's old Guard, who,
when he was asked. if he had read history,
replied no, that he acted history. .ssath
Carolina has acted history-she has not
written it." t. ...s: ,e1 ,sr., .r -:
"The record. which are 10 The archives Of
Europe form history for which kipgs
would give their thrones: Bot yet, Task
you, have you got acwrittsn. history Z Ny
colleague ohastised Sumnes, f6r slandering
ths Stats k.lmight have cost Blood and
money yoHk calculation ", iniehs have
been avoided if you haa written his
tory. Can it not be dones Wait but .
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Literary Notices.

The Examiner, a literary journal, edited with
marked ability by w. B. Johnston, is not re.
ceiving the patronage it merits. The editor
has been connected with journalism in South
Carolina for thirteen years, and his enlarged
experience and fine taste is seen in any page OF
his interesting paper The Examiner is issued
every Saturday on large double sheet of eight
pages Terms $8 90 in advance; ten copies
for s25 O0-Columbia.
Godeys Ladys Book for November, needs no
heightened comment In its own domain it
stands unrvaled; one would gladly yield to
some fair pen the task of doing justice to Go.
dcy, and his associates and contributors. So 90,
Philadelphia.
Arthur's Home Magazine for November, edited
by one of the most popular writers of the
day, presents nm interesting table of contents.
81 90, Philadelphia.
IHe Annnal Catalogue Of the Fn,ana,, Unit
ucrsity for 1856, has been received. This, In
stitution is located at Greenvilc C. II. , 1t is
in quite flourishing condition, and numbers
two hundred aud seven pupils in its three de,
partnents, Theological, Collegiateand Academ,
ic. The faculty is an able one and the course
Of study, comprehensive and profound
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Sale of the McDuffie Estate.

We learn that the negroes of this Estate,
amounting in number to about 80, have been
sold to n wealthy western planter for $4,000;
being an average of near S7OO each. 1t is
gratifying TO learn that they will not be separa-
ted; and if the fair owner has made sacrifice
to effect this object, she deserves due praise.
The sale of the pcrishable property will take
place next month, Of which the public will be
duly advised.
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Citation


By WILLIAM HILL, ESQ, Ordinary of Able.
vile District:
WHEREAS W. W. Perrymnn has applied
w to me for Letters Of Administration
on all and singular the goods and chattels,
rights and credits of James Douglass, iate
Of the District aforesaid, deceased:
These ore, therefore, to cite and admonish all
and singular. the kindred and creditors of the
snid deceased, tn be and appear before inc. at
our next Ordinary's Court for the said District,
to he holden at Abbeville Court House, on the
fifth day of November next to show
cause, if any, why the said administration should
not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this twentieth
day of October in the year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and fifty-
six, and in the eighty first year of Ameri-
can Independence.
W. I'LL, o. d. d.
Oct. 90, 1856 26ot
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}. Wait till mould aud rust

low years HOrc. wait I'LL mould and rust
bave eaten mp your records till old men
snen who caught from dying lips the deeds
Fpf patriotic ancestry, have died out, and
where then will be your historya The
New York Times will get Yankee school
master to writo it for you. 1t may be writ
ten in your hearts, but skepticism will sneer
at it, and, doubters will cavil. II you read
one Of their histories, you would think
every act of daring was committed at the
North. Will you not have it written Do
you want money! Look at the treasure
you pour into the federal government
Will you give your money for territory
which only. swells Northern power, and
refuse to give but tithe of it for the pre-
servation of the honor and lncmory of your
own dead fathers2 What will it take z
Five thousand dollars'for four years will be
sufficient, and cannot South .Carolinagive
that for the honor Of her dead and the sane
tity Of her battles? VIII men whose ia
theirs fought irf that battle field shrink back
and refuse to make this petty contribution
for the history Of their deeds and their sac
rificcs2 Can men pay thousands of dol
lars for party-dollars swallowed up out OF
sight in a political connection which is but
a recognized oligarchy9 No, take it up.
Tell your representatives to do it. You
know that they will do it if you signify
your pleasure; and you have a man to dc
it. mean Mr.. Simms.-ue is thoroughly
master Of all your traditions, he is learned
about every spot in South Carolina he is
so much at home on every battle field as
to be able to creep his way at night. II,
hos - H.,
South Carolina than any man in it. Give
him enough to give him bread while he
works and he will do it, and do it WELL"
We cannot estimate too highly the value o
historic recollections. No great people evcl
remained long such who neglected their rec
ords What is patriotism but the result of til,
many associations which bind us to the land 0
our birth and the more vivid and ennoblint
these rccollections, the stronger is the bond 0
union. Early nations might commit the story
of their ancestors to tradition and transTni
them in song, but now their. preservation dc
pcnds upon the written word. South Carroll
no is rich in all the materials of history, Int th
rich ore of her unpublished legends have beer
too much undcrvalued. All honor be due untt
Ramsay, Drayton,' Simms and johnson t,
Butler, O'Neall, and others who, whether in til,
shape of history. or of periodical essays hav,
done much to rescue our memorials from ob!iv
ion; but what large mass of local tradition
and family history, still rests in the slipper,
memory of man, and for want of n chronicler i
rapidly passing away. The State owes it t.
herself to erect some some historic Inonumcn
worthy of her past greatness, and the peopl
of the State, to themselves to patronize, ever,
attempt whether in history or biography, il
prose or verse; to rescue her memorials from
decay. We rejoice to see the recent publica
tion of Mr. Simm's romances. by Northern
house; and trust to see the same done 70
Ramsay and others.
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Citation.

BY WILLIAM HILL, ESQ, Ordinary of Abbo-
vile District: {.
WHEREAS, Mary McComb and M. O. Nc
w Casl.:n have applied to me for Letters Of
ndchattels, rights and credits of Robert Me-
Comb, late of the District aforesaid, deceased:
These nre, therefore, to cite and admonish
oil and singular the kindred and creditors Of
said deceased, to be and appear before me, at
our next Ordinorys Court for the said District,
to be holden ut Abbcville Court House, on the
fifth day of November noxt to show
cause. if any, why the said administration
should not DC granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this twentieth
day of October in the year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and ffty-six,
and in the cighty-frst year of American
Independence.
25--2tJ ". HILL. O. A. d.
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CONSIGNEES.

The following persons have freight in the
Depot at Abbeville:-
Slayer & L, Branch & A, DJ Wardlaw, J ]
Lyon, r II Wnrdlnw & Son, J d II White,
Lomax & G, T Perrin J A Allen, Mathis d S,
Mrs L C Edwards, Wickliff A, Mrs Cum
nor, c Haskell, w L Calhoun, A Cobb.
D. r. SONDLEY, Ag't
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new &9, BOOK, AND FANCY
~f@0DMR"
AT ABBEvILLE n

NJ
AT ABBEvILLE G.. HI.
THHE Subscribers have recently returned
Il from the New York, Philadelphia and
Baltimore, where they have purchased fins
Stock of
DRUGS AND MEDICINES
which they will warrant as pure as the purSesS5
They will prepare their OWE Tinctures and
Compounds such as Laudanum, Pareqo7ie, Syy-
up Of SqmiNs, &c. DC, and will guarantee the
purity and strength of all such preparations
No pains or expense will be spared to give our
friends satisfaction in this department. Thew
have added to their Stock the usual routine Of
Patent Medicines, which will be sold to those
desiring sucl, articles, at fair pricea
They have also q small, but well selected,
Stock Of
BOOKS AND STATIONERY,
which will be replenished to any extent that
the demands of the public may require.
Their Stock Of
Pcrfumery and Fancy Articles
Is large and well selected, and they are deter
mined that the supply shall equal the demand
Their Stock was purchased almost exclusive
iy for Cash. and they intend to sell on accom-
modating terms. BRANCH d ALLEN
ISAAC BRANCH, N. D.,
CuARLEs H. ALLEN. Oct 22. 26-3m
Telescope Copy.
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Notice Of an Estate Sale.
r WILL sell Mt the Residence of Mrs. SA-
= Rail WAITE, deceased, on the Second
of December Hest,
2iO ACRES OF LAND,
more or less, about One Hundred Acres of
Wood Land and about Forty or Fifty of that in
Bottoms, situated about two miles East Of
Greenwood. and adjoining lands Of j. Y. S.
Partlow, W. W. Perryrnan and others.
Also, Household and Kitchen Furniture, lot
of Hogs, Sheep and Cows, good work Horses
and one Colt, and great many other things
too tedious to mention.
SIMPSON WAITE.
Oct. %, 1856 25-6t
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Advertisements.

We would direct attention to the advertise
nents of Mcssrs. Branch d Allen, Druggists
and Booksellers to the sale of Valuable Lands
hy Capt. J. N. Cochran, Ex'or to the large
Estate Sale of j. l. Boyd, deceased; Estate
sale of James A. Andrews, deceased, and Of
Mrs. Sarah Waite, deceased.
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MAR TX ETS.

ABBEVILLE, Oct 2l.-Thc supply during
the past week has been quite limited prices
range from l0i to III.
COLUMBIA, Oct. 2l.-There was somethree
hundred and seventy five balcs sold today at
from l0A to III C.
CHARLESTON, Oct. 21.-Sales to day of
1900 bales of cotton ut full rates.
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Extract of letter received from Rev. B. C.
Thomas, Tavoy:
Aezsrs. y. Davis & Son-Dear Sirs The
Karens here have become acquainted with
your medicine, and their demand for it is to
me very surprising. have now by me orders
for moro than fifty bottles; therefore wish
you to send me quantity, and will pay you
! through the Treasurer of the Missionary Un-
ion.-There is no medicine which stands 80
high in the estimation of the Karens of these
provinces as your Pain Killer, and I feel will
ling to CRAFTY them. as entertain 1ery high
opinion of its worth.
Messrs. Perry Davis & Son II find it nec-
essary to address yeu again, as my most san-
guine expectations have been more than real
lied. The call for your valuable medicine is
increasing SO very rapidly that fear 1 shall
soon be unable to keep pace with it My OBJ
ject in writing now is to beg that on receipt Of
this You will kindly despatch another batch as
ordered in my letter Of June last. I hope
will not be entirely out before your last ship
ment reaches me, of which, however, have
not heard from you.
Yours sincerely j. l. CARRAU, Calcutta
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Attention
Southern Rights Dragons
VOU are hereby ordered to appear ~
Il at your usual Parade Ground, 6Bk
On Saturday. Me lst Of NoUe,n6cr next. at II y
o'clock, n. m., for Drill and Instruction.
BY order of CAPT. SMITH
r. j. WuIrE, O.S.
ALbeville e. H., Oct. %, sc. 27.2t
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Cure for Water-brash and Indigestion.
HARTFORD, March 81 hereby certify, that
DR.: Green's 0xygenated Bitters have proved
mofS eficacious in relieving me from water.
brash stomach, indigestion, and costiveness,
which has been very troublesome for five or
six years. than all other remedies which Ihave
been trying during my illness; and cheerfully
recommend it to all who are afflicted.
SAM'L HAMILTON.
Mr. Hamilton has charge of the Orphan Asy.
lurn, Hartford, Gt, and is well known and high
ly esteemed ss q citizen. The pamphlets ac-
companying the medicine abound with certia.
Gates Of the most remarkable onrss, and may
be had on application to the Agents gratis.
SETH W. FOWLE d CO., 18s. W ashine eton
street. Boston,, Proprietors. Sold by their
agents everywhere. .'HE,.,3E T4ss%'I1:
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NOTICE {!
Oct. %, 1856

N Execution of the Will of Major John
Il Cochran deceased, the subscriber will
sell, at Abbeville Court House, on Monday,
the First day Of December next, the LANDS
belonging to the Estate of said deceased, en-
bracing the residence fatniliarly known Us the
DEADFALI, and containing
A9=R@A
In divisions as follows:
The HOME Tract containing 727 Acres
The JfcNALRYT containing 200 Acres
Tract No. containing 394 Acres
Also, Land belonging to- Estate of
A. B. Cochran containing 500 Acres
Said Lapds lie adjoning, and contain in
gross Eighteen Hundred and Seventy-one
Acres, situated Immediately on the Grcenville
and Columbia Railroad, the greater part in
Woods. The Deadfnll is finely improved
place, and considered one OF the most beauti-
full and healthy localities in Abbeville District.
=. Either of the Tracts, or the whole, may be
treated for privately ION accommodating terms)
before the day of sale.
J. N. COCHRAN, Ex'or.
Oct. 22, 1856. 25-t
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ABBEVILLE G. II.
Savannah Valley Railroad.

We refer to the advertisement of the Annual
Convention of the Stockholders of this Com.
pany. We trust that something will be done
to cheer the hopes and strengthen the hands of
its able and indcfatigable president
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Attention Citizens = =,
HOUSE AND, FURNITURE PAINTING,
FXECUTED in the nsatest and most Fash,
49, ionssss ss 1t Styles Initiating choice colors
By sss9 TN ARD
Oct II, SO. (a4-em] Abbeville 6, II.
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Railroad Meeting !!

Esz GH @
T>IIE Annual Convention of tho Stockhold.
l. ers of the saw ANNAH VALLEY RAIL
ROAD Company, will meet Mt I.owndesville,
on Wednesday, the 18th November next, nj
IL o'clock, A. M.
BY order Of the President.
WM. A. GILES, Sec'ry.
Oct. 49, 1856. 25-3t
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Z Notice.

- -1sss- RoOG1o0s
! a PRlIGAII0N will be made ct, The next
TX Session az The Legialature to Amend, the
Charter Of the Masonic Female Institute.
September 8, 1856. lS.Sm
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Oct. %. 1885
Sale by Public Auction.
Estate Of James A. Andrews, decd.

PY permission of the Ordinary for Abbe-
ID vile District will sell at the late resi-
dence of James A. Andrews, deceased, on
Tuesday the llth day of November next, the
personal Estate ofsaid deceased, consisting OF
Ten Likely NEGROES. Horses, Cows, Hogs,
Corn, Fodder, Cotton, Plantation Tools, House
hold and Kitchen Furniture, &c, DC.
TERMS made known on day Of sale.
MARY A. ANDREWS, Adm'rx.
Oct Is, 1856.
-.ALSO-
I will sell on the same day my Plantation,
consisting of
@D@ A@HR %-A
more or less, of which there are probably One
Hundred and Seventy-fve Acres in Woods
about Thirty five of low grounds or Greek
bottom. Those in want Of good Plantation
of this siEs will do we'll to examine mine.
The terms will be very accommodating.
MARY A. ANDREWS.
October %, 1856. asst
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ByB. w. FERGUSON l. CO, Aucts.
INTENSIVE SALEOF GOLD AND SIL

ByB. w. FERGUSON l. CO, Aucts.
INTENSIVE SALEOF GOLD AND SILL
IL yer Watches, Fine yeweIry, kc.-we
will sell for the undersigned, at store, corner
of 9Th street and Pennsylvania avenue, on SAT-
URDAY evening the 18th instant, at O'Clock p
IN, the above mentioned JeweTy, to which we
particularly invite the attention Of our friends and
the public. This Jewelry is fthelatest style and
most exquisitely wrought.
Wendme In part
Gold and silver Lever and Lepine Watches
Fine gold plated hunting and open face Watches
Ladies and Gents fine gold Breast pins
Cameo and gold stone-set Earrings
Gold neck, vest and fob Chains
Gold Bracelets and seal Rings
Gold Lockets Of every description
Also, large variety o. small articles not emu
meTated. WHERE q LUTES.
b w. FERGUSON & CO, Aucts
u. S.-Tbe above sale will be continued every
evening until the whole is sold. b. w. r.
ian 25-d
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OF Virginia, dated Richmond, July 9th, 1855
Messrr. WIN. ). BEERS Co.-3entemen Considerations
OF DUTY TO the afflicted alone send vol
ntary testimonial TO the value of CARRIERS SPANISH
MIXTURE for that almost iDcursble disease, Scrofula
without being disposed, deeming
The particulars of the ishinS
suits tsat have been produced by medicine on mem
Der of my own fsm,y and under observation and
superntendence after the skill of the had
been exhausted. and all the usual remedies failed
Justify me in recommending its be suffer
Ing from that dreadful malsdy
DO not mean n that II IL adapted TO all constitutions
that will afford the relief in all cases. for nt
course can know nothing about thst-but from what
have seen OF the effects would hesitate any
case OF Sorouls, with for whom interest
over whom could exercise influence control
Jan lin Respectfully yours, JNO NJ. Bolts
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ANTHOLOGY DEMONSTRATED.

DROP. Sylvester INVITES THE La
l. dies and gentlemen Of Washington and vici
nifty to call and consult the planets, for such as
the have in store for you on the day you was born,
the same yet shall receive at different ages in your
life for In them is the foundation Of truth, and
the omnipotance Of great God, to execute, is
yea had or take from whatsoever the testify
Terms so cents, man, woman, or child people Of
color IS cents. ANY particular advice will be
given and confidential. Apply at No. 137 b St,
nian, on the Island. All kinds Of distempers
cured I'm quick time. dec 2s-lm&
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By JAS. e. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer.
AND HOUSEHOLD EE

By JAS. e. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer.
E,URNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFF.
IL fects at Public Saie.-On THURSDAY
morning, January 31st, at 10 O'Clock, at the resi-
dence OF Thos =. Watson, Esq l., No. $40 l. street
between sth and 9th, shall sell all his furniture
and household Effects, viz:
Two walnut hair spring seat Tete-c tete Sofas
French plate gilt frame Mantel Mirrors
Marble-top Sofa Table, WhatnOt
Walnut and maple cane seat Chairs and Rockers
Mahogany Secretary and Bookcase, Clock
Do Sideboard, Radiator
Walnut extension dining Table
Excellent three ply Carpets, Rugs and oilcloth
Silver-plated Casters, Spoons and Forks
China and Glassware, Table Cutlery
Cottage Bedsteads, Bureaus
WASH ands, Toilet Sets, Tables
Feather Beds, Mattresses
Bolsters snd Pillows
Blankets, Spreads, Comforts
Cooking and other Stoves, &c.
Together with the usual assortment CT Kitchen
Requisites.
Terms $40 and under cash over that sum a
credit Of 90 and 90 days, for satisfactorily en-
dorsed notes, bearing interest.
p. S.-The House Is for rent. inquire Of J. G..
Adams, next door.
jan ed &c. MCGUIRE, Auot'r.
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ALL THE NEW BOOKS PUBLISHED
"A received eid for sale, at SHILLINGTON'S
BOOKSTORE.
Caspar by the author Of "Wide, Wide World :"
The MYSTERIOUS Story Book, or the "Good Step
Mother
Lances Of LynsTood, a new juvenile book, by the
author OF the Heir of Radcliffe.
Travels, Voyages, and Adventures Of Gilbert CO.
ahead, bv Peter Farley
Mimic Life, by Mrs. Richie, formerly Mrs. Mo
wait
Widow BedUtt Papers
The Hunters Feast, OF Conversation around the
Camp Fire, by Capt. Mayne Reid, author Of
the Scalp Hunters
Ten Years among the Mail Bags
+ amy Grey, a history OF life In a series Of six
beautiful figures, the neatest and most delight
full gift for children that we have seen.
Blank Boohssnd Stationery Of every descrip-
ton, at the lowest prices, for sale at
SHILLINGTON'S
Stationery and Book Establishment, Odeon
Building cor. Pa. av. and TX st. dec 31-u
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IL Hsstetter'. Bi,..r..-Dv,n.n,,c,. :,

you would ee WELL try bottle of HOsTETTERS BITTERs
se. charm IN giving healthy tone digestive
- IT, ,',, the nervous system Especially
us utty ae tonic and preventive Of l.nguur Of tn.
vane IN the summer when ths whole ami
system Telaxes and effects condition which
mts the spproach Of disease There single
Known OF s aiins TO do good IL has been used
.oru'hs 70 recnons Try 1t. This celebrated article Bit
Agent, Washington ,.n 9aIw
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BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
lew + LRY, &c, AT AUCTION On
~ THURSDAY, the Dist instant, | shall sell, at
O'Clock p. M, a large and excellent assortment
of Gold Jewelry, &c, viz:
Gold Bracelets of every style
Breast, Ear and Finger Rings
Gold Fob, Vest, and Long Chains
Hair Pins and Necklaces
Portemonneies, Fans, Fancy Soap
With good assortment Of very superior Per-
fumery.
The sale will be continued at O'Clock on FRI
day and Saturday evenings, the LIST and % Feb
ruary. A. GREEN, Auct.
ian 29-3t
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III Browns BrenichaI Troch.s

BRONCHITIS, HOARSBNESS COUGHs ASTHMA COLDS
,.o-. snd similar affections of the throat.
mere are no particular directions to be observed In
use Of these LOZENGES they can be ssad according 10 tbs
severity Of the case By taking previous
exercise OIL speaking or singing quantity
such exercise Public Speakers nnd
In Clearing the Voice. and asyBg any
usual exertion Of the vocal organs
Ian 29-lw " ~ 49, ~ - ~
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New York Markets.

New YORK, Jan. 2Q-Flour 10 firm; sales
Of 1000 bills. straight State at ss.<4; good
Ohio S8.75; Southern IS 81
Wheat is firm; sales Of 3 900 bushels South
ern red s. 50. Corn is firm; sales Of 1900
bushels Western mixed at &c.
Pork is improving; sales of 900 bbIs.; Mess
at $40 81. Beef is dun; sales of 200 bbls
at sl4.75. Lard is quiet sales Of eco bbls.
ut III
Whisky is firm; sales Of 200 bbls; Ohio "a &c .