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49, n SUMMER A RR Al NtlAE-.
49, MENT-PASSAGE TO PORTS

- ~ "a 6UNI1fEH n K X A Nl(TE.
- MENT-PASSAGE TO PORTS
MOUTH AND NORFOLK-Tb.
steamer CURTIS PECK. Capt. JNo. DAVIS, having
just undergone Thorough overhauiing, will resu,zss
the regular run between this and the above places
leaving the wharf at Rockets Saturday morning
next, 10th inst, at ST O'Clock precisely, and every
hour
Returning the Curtis Peck will lsave Norfolk eve
~ Monday, Wednesday and Friday morning at the
hour, (54 O'clock and touch at all Of the regu
lar landings on the river, going and returning.
Passage and meals as usual.
r. O. HASK ms
an 6f1 artic les IN he lad
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= - Some persons poe1n 70 be laeorin9
nnder the mistake that be6anss the better Glass 81
Gallery. his prices higher than other eekablis-
msnts He would inform the pnbio HAT Jsdiss and
rsutsmsn will go to his Gallery, not only to get Pic
lures cheaper than anywhere else hut also because
they are not PERSUADED to take Picture unless It
pleases. DAN'L BENDANN, l10 Main st.,
Nsxt door shove Mitchell L Tylsr,s
10 l2--3tS Jewelry Stole.
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MARINE NEWS


PORT OF RICHMOND. June llth: -,
HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT IL O'CLOCK.
~~.oo-[~~~.>~~~-~~~
ARRIVED,
Schr B Spafford Street, City Point, ballast.
Schr Abel Wright, Reading Norfolk, mdze.
SAILED,
sloop VIM King Pollard, York River, mdze.
Sfoop Phoebe Ann. Petersburg, mdzs.
Schr Ann g Skies, Rouden, North Carolina light.
Sloop Mary Irwin, Fitchett, York River, light
N THE CONTINENTAL GUARD will
"a meet at their Armory THIS EVENING, ct ST
{II O'Clock, for DRILL.
u By order of the Captain
je Pit H. M WILLIAMSON, Ordly.
"a TEN DOLLARS REWARD. Ram
al away rom our office, during the sale ysster-
IN day a Negro Boy named BEN, who belongs
~ to Mr.. BENZ Rose, of Orange county, from
S<&A whence the boy came.
BENis about Is yeas old. OF copper color and will
no doubt aim to 60 back to Orange by the Central
Railroad. We will give IS for his delivery to u.s. and
all reasonable expenses, if taken out of the city
We will also give So for the apprehension q
and delivery to US of Negro Woman, nam 81
cd MARY, who broke out of the jail of Da- .F$A
Wis X Lee, on the nisht of the 10th instant <S3V
MARY is black woman, about so years O..
age, and very much SCARED She has been hired out
in Richmond for a number of years aud il well known
by the police. She has husband at Mr.. Abner Hill
lard's. on the Brooke Turnpike. near Richmond
lie l2-ts PIJLIIAM a. DAVIS.
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FARE.

To Weshngton,. $3.50
baitinore, 500
The track of the Railroad between Richmond aud
the Potomac River, ia undergoing rea Half
of it being already completed with edge rail of SUI
perior quality and more than million of pas
sengcrs have been heretofore safely and
transported this route, il is Hoped and believed
that will be induced, by the misrepresentation
embraced in the advertisement the signature of
H. d. Whitcomb, Super't," to select the longer
and circuitous route, referred TO therein The
r. f. p r. r.. has been in operation for twenty two
years and in all that time passenger has either been
killed or crippled by accidents from snake heads or
railroads in this country. ) s. RUTH,
Superintendent of fermentation
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Oaqs.On SATURDAY Or Sunday last, bes
Il twssn Mr. 0entrya Jossceo Factory add NJ.
Mlllssss bakery, small TIN ROx. contain ng my
FREE PAPEkS. win reward the finder by issv.
ms than, At fhis ef6ce. DANIEL HO00,
je f2-.itt rres boy OF Color.
Z 05Ts.-On NIondny last my MkAORAN.
"a DUN BOOK. The finder viii confer favor
nv lesyipa It at this Office, Or ct VIM. Readys Lock
s = % 9 .,s = - wM W. MORIEN.
4 0sT--lDn yceferday, & large L1gnumvita
LSTICK, With white ivory head. MARRIED With the
initials j. r. w. suitable reward viii be psida II
I IN ss this o1aise esss a# je12-St
4 OsT OR sTOL EN---Frem my residence
IL on shockee Hin, on first. between Broad and
Manhsli streets my POCKET BOOK, son.:inins
Thirty Dollars In gold, and note drawn by n Nc
Cormsct, in my favor, for enc hundred dollars The
public are cautioned not to trade for this note.
liberal reward win be paid the finder who VIII de-
liver the book and its contents to this Office or 70 me-
IL 10 So MICHAEL SHORTAL.
+ OST.--On Tuesday, June I'd. 1886. on
L. Main street, between 12fh and Sd streets, pair
Of GOLD SPECTACLEs. The finder will be suits-
bly, rewarded By leaving the same ct this efhce.
{ s p e
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EACTS FOR THE PEOPLE..-It is "a fact
II that EZEKIEL sells the cheapest and the best
Lawns and Jaconets q nine pence the yard.
1t Is fact that the cheapest Dress Goods OF all
kinds can be had at EZEKlEL'S.
It..s fact. that cannot be controverted, that the
cheapest and most shionabe styles OF Mantillas can
now be had at EZEKIEES.
II il fact that there 10 store in the city that can
.e Embroideries the extreme low prices that they
can be purchased at
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f.. rHEEzz=E1 q X AT NORTHF m
- AND SOUTHERN re UTE
- = 11---- FOR TRAyEL.-TWICF DAI.
LY SUNDAY NIGHT EXCEPTED,( BETWEEN
RICHMOND, BALTIMORE, PHILADE LPHIA
AND NEW YORK, VIA ACQUIA CREEK AND
WASHINGTON.-Over the Richmond, ~ edericks-
burg and Potonac Railroad, to the Potion ac River,
seventy-fye miles, and by splendid and comfortable
steamers thence to Washington, ifty-five miIes-ln
all $50 miles in hours being a conf ortabe and
perfectly safe rate of speed. EeE&
Hours of departure, 81 A. M. and u P. NJ and bag
sa caalse 81 through
York. ~
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CEs<zzzzn Kit III MOND AND ia "
ssss:5zzEaVILLE RAILROAD-Oern To d

The freight all articles to be landed on te river
naust be paid when they are sent to thu boat
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n MECHANIC GUARD, ATTENTION.
Attend Drill Of your Company at LAFAYETTE
HALL, on SATURDAY evening next, at o'elk,
w with mustets and side arms. f
As the 18th of July IL close at hand 1t 10 to be hoped
that every member will be in attendance.
Il By order of the Captain.
ie1I-St JAMES l.. CLARK LIST Sera,t
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II GATHM q a ~ 1a1n .s-es q n.
-. tween Main and Cary, has, il a5ditiu 70 81
ssss stocs q new Furniture many sress fsseos1
nsne ssruissse waieh hs yin eel low ~ cib; aaek
40 Low Pet nedaea1g Csrpets on CIokl a. Strsss
Mating, Ne Aleos two second han& keuneo 4 lssSa
Looking 0leao1s} Wardrohes, lo1no Dtnp. II ~
fog hearatls houses neek Classes and lsr
Ios q 1e41!nE toletera eIilewss 6hee1se Cennfsr.
wi y ss. s,st,ts's ssss - i oxrrs,a,,r
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HAY.-.XOO bales III a Y, strictly prime
IL quality.
For sale bv CLENDINING & co.
rp EMPTY BOTTLES WANTED. s.tf
ia
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AlAnU;5T1k FOR LYNCHBUKG.-The
- 5lss3ONLY REG LAR LINE OF
- FREIGHT BOATS
Canal Boat Little Tennessee, Capt. Wilkerson.
Do Fanny, Capt Myers.
Do. Clinton Capt. Hill.
Do Lynchburg, Capt. johnson.
Twice Wednesdays and Saturdays.
These are first class Boats, and commanded by expe-
rienced Captains For freight apply to
'-5s WILLIAM P. COX,
,e s North side Basin.
~ Storage wanted NH 20
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GODS NOE E-..N14zET.

Oh every civ has his wcr>
In this great world u cars.
aaa every body for hi, H0.k,
The n.cd-u- proper poysrt>'
And ho's tho .a'ils.>t aud liz tes-.
WHO takes with wiling alil,d,
fh4t I'crt on O: the worl,.'s great ~erl
f-,; Heaven .ag Ina designed!
An fo's ne rneaaes: ma 7 knew,
W5a .'Sat Iainmo4 door.
\ i see a trojles-oser- toll
brother that i, poor
to- al til inverse Is Gods
Tie ce1nlGon >ite OF man.
And ~ She sFR3Na Vii ye5 TIE WAX
OF Nh~fsc'c- tLe. en-.
GLORY to rhre-hish- hearted one.
Whn--in s'.ch world 81 site.
-sft 'afoiine ioI the ea1snea bread.
Aud fox the i" fIread Of Lie -
fei.on, toil on, tieS, = Noileman,
Thy ble-~cines> how great
ltcsveus Starei Honor ha4gs &C. .hee
pom is go.deu gate
JANE GAY
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TEAS.

The subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
concerned, that she has been duly appointed and
Las taken upon himself the trust OF an adinnstra.
tor Of the estate of Samuel 0bear late of Sedswick
III the County Of Hancock, deceased, by giving
bond as the law directs; she therefore requests all
persons who indebted To the said dcocaseds es-
tate, to make immediate payment, and those who
have any demands thereon to exhibit the same for
sediment. larry p. 0BEaR.
sedswick May It'll, 1856. l73wp
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.ulieci II prevents tNe s7aF'h IF'h s1IVY.- !" n
~, ss,,,.e, Tie Iinsn feta,n Hs sthte's An
,,s,,,s, al, antarc IS, that hy using he fn m
,,rs 5,n he s,ar: rd u e'h-r eo-p or Boiled sa tSh
ael irone n,ncdatcy without TIE nna''t@oe IT'S 'i''
chi usu,t,y { llayeiy the "r'itn'ry nd',a"t
p,ir. only - cents ~ large bottles Prepared oS u
raw an in No 10 Be,td street Boston 80
biasunre & sons S&'"a's'"' ue"' Hsea'' ''
40 Ellsworth ny a.
~
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HIM CAKE 49,. POET
EAL EeIPE.


L. W. !. tss-SNsAAi4s
Lat. ye .slrulea. md max sisiur.
Last, ye laoyass, aostora. ph:&lus.
Aerehalts. tailor, pr !" cia, 1ev.J-,
Lis. ye. al maUlsn1 III genssal,
Listen 10 NV song, NJ ditty
For sing Of What's delicious,
" I'd. IS rich aad most exquisite;
lis tn. golden Johanvca >
,iohrIIs cake 50 sweet agd fragrant,
Rich, deiiciol4 aea e1l 2isite,
3iaas vi cora lncal, tbs iao4GaI.3.l,
Made as .ollows, ty -@ir enc,
Fair and good is ). inhcfsha,
Thou h .hs BE- not 4 liahaota.
lis thus she makes i, makes il rich.
Md light, and crisp and cxcu!ici.t.
siGkeS il tor h.l Haas aiha,
Aud the li;.le iry ereuud her
hat with wears increase around her.
A,&iag it baoolne important.
That the Jonnv5ake increases tco
l. Us size. asia u l. ggaees.
n.T7l tn r.2al af bright meHdam;a.
Nat too itac. hat si.i the halls ext;
Put two cu!luilz in basin.
Into ;lns cup OF ttoGT. too,
.si.1 together with TWO even
Teaspo5ntuls Of @rean u ;aF!cy
And Of brown Havana su-il
Two we'll rounded table sp3antuls:
Nix and s,ir iA,se well sysetaer.
.,ddilg io them, SAT-, spoonful,
\ ;easrcoutui inc lis powder;
Thea a.solye in little @ater..--
.lgst as Lille as III de Il,
salHgatu-. spoontsi,
THIS, with sweet milk, two teaeu pulls,
lils, then ro',r It Ill iate the
Basin wllh the ole. f,,ln>;
,liA and s;ig with haste togu:ter.
STR en- vii into a lafie..
PUTT then into = bake TN
ia: : ready Close beside Yen.
Creased OF battered, Il aseNeni the
Jo-nycsAc .oa, sticking 70 il.
sha, 7-cp4rcd. piac,'t II tie ovea
Es".-, h.; and kert well heated
t,'or tuii nd: hoIr steady.
ben, When donc brown, !ro.a lac oven
Place it On the 1feaisf,ist talle
No hiag else = ueJyetI With it.
Nothing beside 1t. ;rtgiy nothing
But sweet butter ard coed coffee
These 0srtil.l MAKE :, breakfast
NougAt yan rival, Hou4ht can equal;
! n!p.e, I.c'', ,tei.ciaus. golden
Il Migrant. tempting Junayca&o
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IN ivy MAP
OF
Hal COCK COUNTY.

The undersigned proposes provided sufficient en-.
couragement be given to construct and publish
large aad accurate map Of Hancock county from
actual surveys.
Every road to be carefully measured by course
and distance and the locations given of all the hills
ponds streams roads railroads mills churches
schools stores workshops dwellings and other OBJ
jects of interest and Importance Names of prop
erty owners throughout the country to be inserted
in there proper places. Tables OF distance from
village 10 village and statistics of the agricultural
geological mechanical and mercantile resources
aud condition of the country to be given. Extra
plans of all the principal villages an enlarged
scale to be added in the margiu. Also perspective
views Of sume Of the public and other inn nrtaht
buildings Be- The map to be engraved in very
superior style beautifully colorcd vanished
tod On cloth with rollers and furnished to sub
scribers onley at Eve dollars per copy. No labor
or expense will be spared to make the work val
liable aud beautiful; and the most liberal patron-
age q! the citizens is expected to enable the pub
Usher to carry out the work.
HENRY I. WALLING.
State Engineer Of Massachusetts.
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LADIES, READ THIS.
Taylor's Premium Starch Polish.

THE FRIEND OF THE LAUN
DRESS. This article vas been test.
ell 10y the best judges, aud peononne.
ed superior To Anything ri the k.ad
Il, the market. fhr Highest Pre-.
niiui,, hos Se-n awarded Ia u b, the
Mechanics Fan, lately held IN ins
ina. dn.i wherever II has tee tired
A has gwen uniycrSa, satt riaet hon.
II not only gives CLEAR foL sf
yQ THE LINEN hut uhviates NJ al
:, N allies t. which liundresses sto
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PRICE,. Gi.0G.

Psineps, Depot y; No. d Central street, LoHsa, slAs
~ Sold ID druggists -ei.e:.!.v
Il il Hay Portland, General Agent for Maine
q Sargent 4 g.. so.o Agents :or Bangor. c. q.
P, Ok. Ei,,s egta. egisGmt6,
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HARNESSES! HARNESSES !!
TRUNKSl!'

TIE undersigned thank.
full for past favors, respect
fully informs his old Gus
toners and all others In
want Of Harnesses, that ct
bis shop on Main ST. near.
ly opposite the Ellsworth
House at tho sign Of the
Big col L A r A N D
= IT n X ran alvavn Ia
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found complete assortment Of Harnesses consist.
ing of best Silver plate Brass Japaned and potted
trimmings, made from the best Of Oak tanned
leather, Riding saddles and Brushes OF various
kinds and prices, Halters of every kind and
quality together with all articles in that branch
Of trade.
LIVESTOCK OF WHIPS CANNOT BE EXCELLED,
Sta 90 lasbes of the best kind in use, Saddlers
silk kept expressly for the ladies, Chamois skins
for cleansing Silver and Brittany ware, Trunks Of
all kinds consisting of best Meats Leather and
Russell Doubles, Portfolio Dress Bay top and
House Trunks, all kinds of Trunks made to order
at very short notice, Valses and Travelling Bags OF
all kinds aud sizes, Curry Combs and Horse
Brushes together with every other article usually
kept in such establishments.
Harnesses clcansed and oiled at short notice.,
Cash paid for Hides and Calf skins.
All of the above articles will be sold at fair
prices by HENRI hoAAi Az.
Ellsworth June eth, 1856. WI
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PROS ECTJS
OF THE
MONTHLY GEM G. GAZETTE.

Tia pronri, tors ii tie ,,I.eviathaa Printing
Establishment" have irst commenced the regular
publication Of a monthly Litelary Journal. indie
l7ndeit Oh al! subjtets. but advocating NO ex-
;reE,e VIEWS on ANY Of 'ae exciting topics H.
fore tie community. |. Is e-aqal:isa!ly
: LITERARY JOURNAL,
and vii! labor to a:nuse, .Hruct and improve its
:eas,ers 10 this end il ~ contain cApiee origin.
al .4l.s, Essays, Biosral-t,s, Histories, Poetry,
Aneelate7 Sc. together Win tiia CREAM Of the
,ur9cat Literature OF the day, Each number vii!
eol..i4.
AN ORIGINAL TALE.
Oh moral teaIeney, which in any ether form
would cost the price Of years subscription.
Tie Gem and Gazette will number among its
re- ulas contributor the best contributors to ira
hams, Goly's and Petorsons Magazines, together
viii other popular writer's. we'll known TO .amc.
TERMS.
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CHANGE IN TIE ATMOSPHERIC

-g-By lcsscnng or tempering and modifying The
sslcts which
CHANGEIN TIE ATMOSPHERIC
Having upon the system through their action upon
the blood Tho fluid Is preparation entirely us
rinet from the Globulcs but having all t'eit eaem-
i.nl ,ualiti,s and all their medicinal ones also
c,c,,; Cathaftic powder iur which a Laxative Is
substituted /, is we'll to take them in een' etioi-
,hc Globues at night and the Fluid through tie
dsv THUS all hutnots and impurities are hrst an
initiated by chemical action and then cieahsed
away OF carried from the system by medicihai ae
81 Vitality If mind and frame is retained aud
The dull lisIess feeling Of weaTiness and lassitude
d warm Spring weather advances is prevent or
han;shed. The glow Of full life is felt in all its
luxury-thc free glad sensation of buoyant health
and abundant energies.
BURR. FOSTER y CO. Cornhill GeneTai Aaeht
MANSFIELD 4 CO. II City War: Tpecial Agent
l5u.
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FREEDOM NOTICE

FREEDOM NOTICE.
For valuable consideration to me paid bv
my minor son, Alvin Osguod, l hereby rein.
quish unto HIM his time to trade and ra,,sac,
business TOR himsFlf as fully and as freely as
though he We're Of full age and shall claim
NONE oi ms earnings, nor pay any debts BY him
contracted subsequent to this date ANN
Attest, A. II. Dresser,
No. Bluehill, May I'd, 1856. ls sw
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INDIGESTION,

Luct i'us. Depression a mnd AID -lpritS OpieSsI
iiler tatius Add S.otuaeh SICK Ile,dta he - kne--
CUJ-As. C,sUvthess Jtuu,lice aiucu,, Rheumatism
FauAe . sirucu liens, Loss Of Appetite, raia Ia ihc
side.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-09-03
CAROLYN A HOTEL,
HAMBURG, S. q.
JOHN Az MAYS, PROPRIETOR.

TUE Public are respectfully in @SA
formed that This Hotel has under H!M.
gone thorough repair. and has heen tiSiS#
rrf,ted in the BEST STYI E. regard szss:4essssS
less of expense and was opened the First n Oeto'
her. for the reception Of Boarders and accommodation
of Transient customers
The hest accommodation is guaranteed to those
who will favor the Proprietor with their patronage;
and the Management will be such as to command
for the House. the reputation it has always mani
tanned. as the Best Hotel in HAMBURG g.
The Proprietor assures the public that No pans
shall be spared on the part Of the Management 10
furnish the Table with the best vsnds the Markets OF
Augusta and Hamburg afford
Families visiting our Town are solicited 10 give US
call. as our best exertons shall he devoted to ad'
minister to their entire comfort
Attached 10 the Hotel, is fine LIVERY and
SALE STABLE. kept by c. DANIELS T. j. b:
CARRIco. which is well fitted up and has all kinds OF
Prnvrnder that this Market possibly afford and
they pledge themselves to take good care OF Stock
as any other Stable, or no pay
They are prepared to accommodate Drovers Stock.
and Transient Horses at all times and have Horses
and Bugees to hire and will run or more Hacks.
whenever called for on reasonable terms.
N. B.-They have an eminent Horse Farrler
who proposes to cure all curaSlc diseases OF the
Horse, Contagious diseases excepted or no pay.
and will be responsible that horses under his treat
ment shall be well cared tor and treated according
to instructions.
Homhnro nr;I OF 1875 6m Is
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THE CROPS.

The crops Of corn throughout the D'slrir
we believe will fall short of medium yiel'.
Though ic many sections there are some f"'
fields of corn, the drouth has cut short
large portion of the acres planted, and it
now obvious, that though many of our la
mers may make a bare sufficieucy, ther'
will be many more that will either have T.
cconomise, or buy. Were it depending up'n
the present crop, it is also obvious that the"
would be no sellers; but owing to the larg'
amount Of old corn on hand, we doubt u"
that the needy will be supplied, but we lea
that the price will be much higher than it il
at present
The cotton crop has suffered very muc!
within the past month, the drouth has cause'
It to shed much of the fruit and forms; a"r
as it is now too late, to expect much from
the latter crop of boles, short crop ma,
be expected, at least, so far as we can lear'
from many portions of our own District, AZ
we'll as from some portions of Abbevlllt
Laurens and Newberry.
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CHESTER HOGS.

On visit to Dr.. THOMAS LAKE, the otht
day, we saw pair of these Invaluable r"'
kers, which he has lately brought on 'r"
the North. Judging from this specimen W.
feel no hesitancy in pronouncing them tn
best bacon hogs we have ever seen. The
are the "uhole hog" for the farmer. and ~
doubt not that every one. who is judge 1t
this matter, on seeing them, will concur VIII
us in the opinion that they are the bac"
Aoe in perfection. In form, they much Re
sen,ble the Suffolk breed, and while tn !
apparently take on fat as readily. they al
as large or larger than the Irish ''raz'e'-
They have fine coat Of hair, are mo-"
sc,ive and Industrious than The Suff"lks, a'''
in fine are just the kind of hogs that South
ern farmers need.
AS the Doctor expects to exhibit one o'
them at our coming District fair, our farme
can have an opportunity Of judging t
themselves. Those who wish to get int
this improved stock Of hogs, had better al
ply early, as we understand that larry
number of pigs are already engaged.
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NEW GOODS.

VIIE subscriber is now receiving his Spring and
Summer Stock of Goods nj his old stand the
Brick Store, consisting Of every "ariety usually kept
in Dry Goods store, viz:
Rich rolured Silks for ladies Dresses,
Silk Tissues, ChaIleys, Garage Delaincs,
Plain and Colored Barages,
Muslin and Earls"n Ginghnrns
English aud American Prints, =,
Plain, Checked. Striped & Dotted Swiss aluslins'
Plain, Checked .laconets and Cambrics,.
Fine worked Collars, Chemizitts and Under
Sleeves ,,..
Swiss and Jaconet Muslin Ejgings and lnsertlnss
Fine Silk, Grape. Napolitan Straw and Fame.
Bnnncts
A soud assortment of Bonnet Ribbons
ALSO
GOOD assortment of Fashionable HATS OF all
kinds suitable f'r the seasop
Umbrellars aud Parhsnls.
Mems. Ladies' Boys, Misses and chlldrens, Boo's
and Shoes of al kinds
Groceries, Hardware and Crockery.
With many either articles too ted"us to mention
MI Of which will be sold on the most accommodating
,srms all are invited to call and examine for them
selves.
ssg- liberal discount for Cash.
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