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DISSOLUTION.

TIE partnership heretofore existing be-
tween the undersigned, under the firm of
Weiser a. Bruner, is dissolved by mutual con.
sent, this the 18th day of May 1856. All
persons having unsettled accounts with us
will please call and settle the same without
delay.
GEO b. WEISER
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DENTISTRY
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UllrfYY

DSao cG'. G. 3GZ:2grPRga,
A NNOUNCES TO the citizens of Sunb1rv,
IN Northumberland and vicinity, that he has
opened an office in Sunbury, one door west of
the Post Office, where he is prepared to attend
TO all kinds Of work belonging to the profession,
in the latest and most improved style. All work
well done and warranted.
Also continues Gum Work, which is very
durable and neat.
April IL, lS56.-tf
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JOHNSON g. BROTHER,

CABIN MAKERS,
No. "a North Second Street, first door above
Christ Church, Philadelphia.
HSERSONS in want of Bureaus, Tables, Sofas,
Chairs, Bedsteads, and every variety of
household furniture, would do well TO call, as
those articles are made up in the best styles aud
sold at the lowest prices.
April l2, lS56.-ly
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SCR EnNS.

For Coal, Sand, Ore, Lime, Grain, Gravel,
Guano, Sumac, Sugar, Salt, Bone, Coffee. Spice,
Drugs, Dye-Stufs, &c. Together with an as
sortment of bright and annealed Iron Wire.
All of the above sold wholesale or retail, by .
]. A. NEEDLES,
81 North Front St., Philadelphia.
May 81, 1885,
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NEW RANGENTBNT
Fresh -1Jriral Of
RUGS. PAINTS. OILS. & C

~ IL I " >, L ~ IN L ., VI u >, q G.
VE7HE undersigned having taken the store for
Il merly kept by Weiser and Bruner, is now
ready to fill orders and prescriptions at a mo-
ments notice. He has large and well selected
stock of fresh and pure
DRUGS, CHEMICALS,
Dyc-stufls, Oil, Paints, Glass, Putty, and all
kinds of Patent Medicines.
FRUIT ANB CONFECTIONARY
Tobacco and Imported Segars of the choicest
brands. Fancy Notions toilet articles, and Per-
fumery of all kinds. Tooth and Hair Brushes
of every variety.
Cam phine and Fluid GlrdyS on hand.
Customers will find his stock complete, COM
Prisng many articles it is impossible here to emu
mcrate, and all sold at moderate prices.
Remember the place, next door to Z. Y.
Bright's Mammoth Store.
WIN. A. BRUNER.
SunbuIy, May 81, 1856.
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COLEMAN'S

COLEMAN'S
CHEAP CUTLERY STORE,
No. q North Third ST., JcIoW Arch,
PHILADELPHIA.
"OUNTRY Merchants can save from ten to
~ fifteen per cent. by purchasing at the above
stores. BY importing my own goods, paying but
little rent, and living economically, it is plain
can undersel those who purchase their Goods
here, pay high rents and live like princes.
Constantly on hand large assortment of Pen
and Pocket Knives, Scissors dnd Razors, Table
Knives and Forks in ivory. stag, buffalo, bone and
wood handles, Carvers and Forks, &c, Butcher
Knives, Dirks, Bowie Knives, Revolving and
plain Pistols, &c.
Also large assortment of Accordeons, &c.
Also fine English Twist and German Guns.
JOHN NJ. COLEMAN,
Oct 20, ls55.-ly. Importer.
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SILVER WATCHEs.-A few double cast
~ English Silver Watches, for sale at very low
prices by Hob MASSER.
Sunbury, April IL, 1886.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOE SALE


THNHE subscribers, Executors of the estate of
Henry Masser, decd, offer at private sale
the following property viz A large Two story
frame dwelling house, together with about
40 ACRES OF LAND,
situate in Lower Augusta township adjoining
lands OF Daniel Kaufman and others now in the
Occupancy of John r. Kaufman as store and
u"e%ng' The house is new and the location
good onN for business.
Also TRACT OF LIMESTONE LAND
IN said TOWNSHIP on the river about 5 miles be'
low Sunhu' y adJG?ing lands of ]. T. M'Pherson
ana Others contain.ng, about 80 aces. The
soil is productive ana contains limestc,,e ard
other minerals. N
Also tract of Land, con'sining about q
acres on the hill, about two miles below Sunbury.
adjoining lands of the hehs of the late John
Conrad and others. There is, on this tract. a
small orchard of choice fruit.
For further particulars apply to the subscribers.
II. b. MASSER,
p. b. MASSER, Executors
NGIS RITrIIED
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NEW MASONIC HALL,
GREAT MASONIC HALL.

THE LARGEST PIANO FORTE, MELODEON AND
MUSIC STORE IN TUE UNITED STATES,
win be opened October 18th 1855, in the Masonic
BUILDING, Chesnut Street, above Seventh, Philadelphia
By JOHN MARSH the Sole Agent for Boardman,
Gray Co.'s celebrated Dolce Canpana Attachment
Piano FoItes, and w. Fisk & Co.'s Premium Nelo-
deons Also, Piano FoItes and elDdeons Of other dis
tnguished makers. NJ has Obtnned lease for several
years in the new, magnificent and well known Masonic
Building, where he intends keeping the largest stock and
assortment of Piano Fories Melodenms, Music, and Mu-
scal instruments of every description all of which
carefully selected by himself and warranted to give per-
fec, satifaction in every instance.
OctOber 27th, Is55.-if
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Let no nther lie ashamed to presen, copy of the s.
CuLAPlUS to his child. It may save him from an earv
grave Let no young man enter into.ihe secre
ohgnions OF married life without reading the POCKET
HSCuLAPluS. Let suffering from haekpjed
Cough Pain in the Side restless nights nervous feelings
and the whole train Of Dyspeptc sensations and given
up by their physician, be another moment without con
sulting tie 4ESCULAPIUS Have the married or those
about to be married any impeachment read this truly useful
book as has been the means of saving thousands Of un
fortunate creatures from the very laws of death
CR Any person sending TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
enclosed in letter will receive copy of this book b
mail, FIVE copies will be gent for one dollnr Add,
DR. w YOUNG, No. 1872 SPRUCE Street, PHILA!
DEIPHIAn Post paid
Philadelphia, September g. 1s55-1v
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DOCTORsYOURsELF!
THE POCKET 1ESCULAPIUS.
or, EVERY ONE HIS OWN PHYSICIAN.

THE FTFTTETH Edi- q.
= tion, with One Hundred
Ensravings, showing Dis.
eases and Malformstions Of
a the Human System in every
shape and form. To which
n is added a Treatise on. the
Y Diseases of Females, being
ofthe highest impoftameto
married people, or those
contemplating marriage
p By Dr VIM. YOnng.
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Bob, who thought he was getting haunted, and,
therefore commencef hallooing for help. Such
noise coming from dead moose, excited the
superstition Of the hunters TO such degree
that they abandoned their prizeand fled as if the
devil was after them. After running about
cthee miles they met Bob's friends. who had
been out all day trying TO discover bis where
taboats. The hunters told The Story .of the
Haunted moose and The. strange noise which
CAME from his abdomen. Bob's friends smiled
They requested the hunters to return ln
alfhour the haunted moose was reached. me
friends haloaed a.Bob!" Bob hallooed ".here !
The friends said tive are going to cut; look
out for theax Bob sad:" let drive-better
have a. damaged head than legs made of cicles;" )"
The adventure has made an impression on Rob
ert. He says next time he sleeps inside moose
he will take good care that it has x; leather hin
pes on its back.". -.
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YHE:FiENTnD MORSE,

=. !, a friend Of oNrs, says; The Albany Tribune
=: :. Bob HI ,du:ing the late cold term, thought he
would 60 into Hamilton and have n moose hhnt
He left the CITY, IN company with six other Gen.
tIemen, on "Wednesday of last week After Il
ride Of aboat twenty y.four hours. they reached
T. The borders of The great: wild rncss- Having
put up their horses and sleigh ait the last tavern,
they started out for weeks sport in sherwoods
Ihesecond day in the wilderness, our friunds
and party starteda moose of first cuss proper
\ lions. They sighted him about noon, and Kept
on his track till about o'clock p IN, when The
party informed Bob that they were completely
tired out, and they intended to take the back
track for the siianty and have dinner
Our friend said: "V Very well, 60 back if you
please. AS for me, I'llhave that moose or per.
ish in the attempt" The partyNxent back and
Bob went ahead. He kept up the chase till
nearly dusk, when he got sufficiently near the
crtter to give him condign. :: He was glorious
: fellow. Like Frank Granger, six feet high
and we'll proporiioned.' Bob was rejoiced ut
his success. But his pleasure had one drawback,
"what could he do with hing Another source
OF uneasness was the excessive cold, and the
distance from the shanty, some eight miles
While phihsophzing, upon his folly, night came
on, and as there was no such thing as getting
upo fire, he was at his wits end 10 keep from
freezing. !, AT last he hit upon an expedicRt -
He cut open the moose. took out its enjlrails,
and craw lied in andlay down. The animal heat
kept him as warm ass pepper sass," till about
midnight when he felfasleer He awoke about
sunrise and thought ho would crawl out aud
start back 10 his friends. There was one pull
back to this arrangement. After The heat had
left the moose, he had frozed rs stiff rs post,
an operation that subjected Bob 10 as rigid con.
fnement as if Re had been locked up in Bas-
tile. Bob eHdeayered- to cut his way out witha
kfife-butit was no go-hc might as we'll have
undertaken':to Whittle granite. Bob spent a
most melancholy day, and finally worried nature
into q sound sleep.
While thus unconscious, a company Of hun.
tiers came along, discovered the moose, fastened
rope to hisleg, and set about dragging him lin
out of the Woods. The movement awakened
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AUGUSTA, GEORGIA


TENHE Executive Committee of the State Agri-
Il cultural Society of South Carolina having Sc
ected the subscriber to edit their paper, prospec-
tus is now issued in compliance with their nstruc-
TONS This journal will be devoted TO Agriculture,
Horticulture, Natural Science, Rural Taste, Arehi-
lecture and Art, the Mechanical and Manufacturing
interest," and all the pursuits pertaining to general i'm
provemcnt 1t will also contain faithful transcript
Of the organization and proceedings of the Society,
Essays and communications from the best writers
in the Stale, and monthly summary of the spirit
Of the grcultural press. All subjects devoted to
the improvement of the mind, the soil, Stock and
domestic comfort, will find ready admission into its
columns, and such contributions are specially desr-
ed. The work will be prntedin beautiful new and
fair type, on fine white paper, with tinted cover,
and will contain tllrty-two pages per month. The
publication will commence on the lst Of May, 1856
There will also be published an additional advertis-
ing sheet as supplement, in which limited num-
Der Of advertisements will beinsertcd.
TEnMs-sl 90 per annum. No paper sent unless
the money is paid in advance. Life Members to
the State Agricultural Society will receive the pa
per without cost,
Papers interested in the cause Of Improvement
will please publish this prospectus, and notice the
same editorialy. An exchange is solicited.
Address a. G.. SUMMER,
Editor "south Carolina Agriculturist"
State Agricultural Society Rooms, Columbia.
March %. IL.
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Use MISUTEs-It is asked says Claiming,
ture 2 answer. that an an earnest p purposc finds
time. Selling on spare moments, it turns frag:
ments into golden account. A man who follows
his calling with industry and spirit, and usesshis
earnings economically, q will, always find some
astonishing how fruitful of improvement short
season becomes. when eagerly seized. and faith
fully used. 1t has often been observed that
those who have the most time at their disposal,
profit by it the least. A single hour in the day
given to some interesting subject, brings unex-
pec,cd accumulations of knowledge
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THE BLACKSMITH.

49, - 49,. BY G. G. leland
I drednned T stood by artarihg fire,
Near the blacksmith grimy and grim,
And:watehed the blaze rise, higher and higher,
- :; Asst lit up each bra~ny Iimb.- :.
- - Bang, bank. his hammer rang, :: =: = =
And areye out many spark; - ::
They seemed the devils own fre:nies, =.
."....>:. AS they darted through the dark
-: The smith struck high-the smith struck low,
: e. As over his work he bent; -,
And 'if:evcry BLOW had been on a foe, :
A battle had soon been spent. r
Cling, cling, the steel doth ring, :
:. = In flaming. crimson dressed
>. =. ofau the callings that know,
I,love the blacksmith's best. ;.
King sicgried Of Old was blacksmith bold,
And well on the iron could pound; : :.
Will, his very first blow, he drove, Pm told,
The anvil into the ground, =, :.
Round, round, into the ground, -.
=: =: And beat his hammer flat;
No man alive but blacksmith stout =.
......-... Could strike you q blow like that. q.
----,.--- '': :.
And Siegr;ed bccame,a monarch Of might,
And. 50 yen may clearly see, ....
If man would rise inpower and height, -.
A blacksmith he well may be.
Smack, smack, with many crack;
- As,he hammersthe spade and plough
= For so did Tubal Cain Of old,
And he must do. so now,
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State Of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN EQUITl

IN EQUITY
Thos. TIowle,
rs. Bill for Partition
Robt Nleriwether and others.
1T appearing to the Commissioner that the Defen-
i dants, Frances Grimes, d. l.. Louis and wife
Martha, Caroline Mcriwether, Moody Meriwether,
Augustus Nlcriwethcr, Mary Jones and her hus.
band Augustus Jones, Susan Mcriwethcr, -
Merwether, Mrs. - Boone wife of Boone,
Singleton alms and his wife Matilda Minis, reside be-
yond the limits of this State: On motion by MIR.
MonAGSE, Solicitor, 1t is Ordered, that the said
defendants do plead, answer or demur TO the Bin
Of Complaint filed in this case within three months
from the date of this publication or judgment pro
cohfesso will be entered against them.
A. SIslKI S,c.E.E.D.
March 10, 1856. Sm 9
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MUTUAL FoRBEAEANcE.-The house will be
kept in n turmoil where there is no liberation OF
each others errors. If you lay single stick Of
wood in the CRATE and apply fire 10 it, it vii! 60
out; put on another stick, and they will burn
and half a dozen. and you will have blaze:
There are other fires. Of a kindred nature If
one member of a family gets into a passion,
and is let alone, he will cool down, and possibly
be ashamed and repent. But oppose temper to
temper pile on all the fuel; draw in others OF
the group, and let one harsh answer be followed
by another, and there will soon be blaze which
will spwrap them all: ;; 2
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN COLNON PLEAS.

Tyre ElheFedge,
as. } Foreign Attachment
Morgan NJ. Grubbs.
THE Plaintiff in the above stated case having
l. this day fled his Declaration in my Office
and the Defendant having neither wife nor Altor.
ncy, known to reside within the limits of this State
os whom copies Of said Declaration with rules to
plead can be served, On motion Of Moragne, Plain
tif' s Attorney, Ordered that said Defendant mp,
pear and plead to said Declaration within n year
and day from the date hereof, or final and abso-
lutte judgment will be given against him.
TI1OS. G.. BACON, COED.
Feb ID. 1853. Iva i
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READ THE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATE.

TALLArossA Co., Ala, Jan. 2, 1S5s.
DEAR S-1 send you this 10 certify you that your
Extract Of Yellow Dock and Sarsaparla has performed
the most wonderful cures tut has ever been
effected havo been afflicted for foty years with
erpiions "n my legs and feet lS4s they got bad
that had TO 60 crutcics, and in 1919 Ind one leg
apuatcd above the knee. In about nine mouths alter my
other leg broke out large eating and running from
my knee 10 my foot and discharged great deal Of often
,vc matter. My groin also broke out in large biles which
discharged much offensive matter, and 1t the time
my left band broke out In large running nearly 10 my
elbow The misery that have suffered for the last two
years cannot describcto you was in such agony that
never rested day or night.
In October last my son brought me one Of your bottle
wrappers; read il, and found record Of wonderful
performed by your Extract of Yellow Dock and
sarsaparia" sent end got two bottles Of IT. and COM
ay sores all became easy and could sleep all night
thing had not done for two years. When had taken
six Bottles. my sores got well If by cxchanhnent have
now used in all eight bottles Of your EXtract of Yellow
Dock and sarsaparila" and consider myself well.
en,eat all Of the afflicted try this medicine for be-
aside a prejudice and just try 1t and proclaim its great
worth to suffering mankind and enrcnt them to take IT, for
Carolina 40 PsSou
doubt the above cure, invite them to call me, and
will show them the can be found in Tallapoosa
Co.. Ala'' one mile from s'0e's ferTy rEy ,J,u uneuzs
sy- The Yellow Dock and Saraaparilla is peculiarly
adapted for females Of delicate health resulting from regu
lay Of menstrual discharges, and other diseases peculiar
to their scy The proprietor has in his possession great
number OF certificates o" cures formed, OF the above de-
ISrPon We assure the Afflicted, thas 3 bottle or Two & Ef
at regulate those difficulties and renew the natural
energies.
lNr Putt up in quart bo!tles-Priee 81 per bottle:
Sold Wholesale and Retail by SC0Vu & MEAD, Ill
Chartres Street. n o. General Agents for the Southern
States to whom az 0Tdss ESHS must be cpr
TIS T1fREei WAkRhAT LT9N PSI APseSe SdT III
is!E mAviLhNp AN sii aEEII Li co. cisileson ' aN
Mar IS, 1855. 1y IL
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N oti ce,
q: CAzD -.

II = a. [1 IL
THE Undersigned returns his sincere thanks to
i his friends for their patronage while located in
Hamburg, and hereby informs them that he can be
found (aftcr lst September ncxt,) at the House o
WARD, BURCHARD & CO., opposite the Ma
sonic Hall, Augusta, Ga, where he would be happy
to soc and servo them, and where FULL and
Complete Stock of Dry Go DDS,
can always be found, which will be sold as LOW
as from any House in the City.
M. A.. RANSOM.
Hamburg, Aug 13, If 81
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SIZE ALWAYS MADE HOME ILlPPY::

A plain marble stone, in q New England
.churchyard, bears the brief inscription, "She
always. made home happy"
This eptaph was penned by a bereayed hus.
band after six years Of welded life. He might
have said Of his departed wife, she was beauti-
ful and accomplished and an ornament to socie-
ty,. and yet not have said she made home happy.
He might have added, she was 4 christian, and
not have been able to say, "She always made
home happy"
What rare combination of virtues and graccs
this wife and mother must have possessed. How
wisely she must have ordered her house! In
what patience she must have possessed her soul
How self-denyiag she must have been. How
tender and loving! How thoughtful for the
comfort of all about her.
Her husband did not seek happiness in pub
lie places, because he found purer and swec,cr
enjoyment at home.
Her children, when away, did moi dread 10 re-
turn, for there was no place 10 them so dear as
home. There was their mother thinking for
them and praying for them, and longing fer their
When tempted they Thought of her. When
in trouble, they remembered. her kind voice and
her ready pathy.-When sick, they must go
home they could not die away from. their dear
mother.
This wife and mother was not exempt from
the cares common to her place. She toied
she Suffered disappointmehts and bereavements,
she was afflicted in her own person, but yet sue
was submissive;and cheerful. The Lords will
concerning her was her will, and so she passed
away, leaving this sweet remembrance beind
her: Shc"always made home happy.-.New
York Evangelist. -
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A witness was examined in a case Of S|ander
before Judge who required him to repeat the
precise words spoken The witness, hesilated
until he, had drawn the attention of the audi.
cnce then fixing his eyes earnestly upon the
Judge he began: :" Mny it please your honor,
you lie rXou steal, you get your living by steal
lng."-Thu face of thaI Ind dsn--.sll AfAd leo
interrupted him by cxclaiming: Turn TO the
jury. sir" "
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difidcnt lover gcing to the town-clcrk to
request him TO publish the bans of fnatrimony,
found him at work alone in the middle Of ten
acre field and asked him to step aside rs he had
something for his private err.
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ROGERS LIVERW0RT & TAR,
COMPLETE CURE. OF COUGHS;
COLDS, INFLUENZA, ASTHMA,
BRONCHITIS SPLITTING OF
BLOOD, g. ALL OTHER
JUNG COMPLAINTS TENDING TO
m1)M@1fTGf1p7PTfG0M

BLOOD, d ALL OTHER
LING. COMPLAINTS TENDING TO
GOMSWagllP!PIOM9 3 "a
lIs preparation getting into all over our country
The numerous letters we receive from our various
agents. informing Of cures effected In their immediate
neigborhoods warrant in saying is of the best
not the cery best Cough Medicines before public
rcry aeors cases When all other Cough preparations have
failed this has relieved the patient druggists dealers in
medicines, and physicians can testify Ask tho Agent in
nearest oM what has been his experience Of the e
fecs of this medicine If he has been selling 1t for any
length Of m time N II. ne will sssI tel y9g %rn,o,r
Below we give few extracts from letters have recev-
ed lately regarding the virtues Of this medicine.
o D os and aS se IN ssg
for three gears past and, IL is aciM kedsure my6e
h ITS SUPERIORITY ovEE Al! oTHEE ART1cLEs aei arc
Mcsss Fitzgerald & Bcnners, writing from waynesvie,
N c. say sd Tie Lirer,co and Tar is becoming daily
1%es a III Ssa Il s
and s0yit is rery Jcnfcial in dNecin0 tho complaints
for 1ehich IL is recommended"
that he it ao great benefit in his own family land
coMmends it to his neghbors" He gives an insthce Of
negro wonan in his vicinity who had been suffering with
disease Of line lungs for years. attended with cough
who relieved by The Liverwor andTar. :!
Such the good reports We hear Of thismedcne from
il has performed in the western md Northern and Eastern
States we would invite the suffering patient TO read the
pamplct which accompanies each bottle To all, we say,
TRY TH= MEDICINE!
| BE. WARNED IN SEASON!!!
And neglect not that cough which Is daily weakng your
cunsution, irritating your throa. and lungs, and Inviting
that dread disease Consumption when soothing and
Healing remedy can be obtained as Dr. Rodgers Syrup Of
| Liverwort and Tar.
| Beware Of CounteTfeits and Base limitations.
The genuine article is signed ANDREW RODGERS, the
engraved wrapper around each bottle.
Price Il per bottle six bottles for S. Sold Wholesale
| aud retail by -
SCOVIL g. MEAD,
iii Charrcs ST. bet Cont and ST. Louis N. O. /,
SOLE AGENTS SOUTHERN STATES, to whom nll
ders and applications for Agencies must be addressed
Sold also by G. L. PENN, Edgefeld &. II; WARDLAW& %
LYON. Abberille C. H.; T. G. RISLEY. Laurensvle j.
| PRATT & CO., Newberry; HAVILAND, RISLEY 4 CO..
| Augusta, Ga, and TAYnAND, uARRAIL &: CO :.
April1l 1a