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ekooEhlks, pROvlSloNS, NARD.
WARE, CUTLERY,

WARE, CUTLERY,
piantation 1inpisments, 10.
I'm haad, In s,ort, with large additions every
~ week, for CASH, al very low Prices.
/. so Bbis q yellow sUGARs, "
ina. s cs%:l,e,i s,,!l.st asd Powdered SUGARS,
SO isaEs RIO, Old Gov. Java and Mocha Coffee,
g Hhda. Trinidad and ". T. MOLASSES,
Su boxosSpefn, Adamnntine q Tallow Candles.
a Alargestock Of FANCY GROC ERTES, such as
Pickles, Syrupsss Preserves aud Jcllics,
: Sauces, Spices, Table Salt, &C.,
! iMuccarohi and Starch,
Fig Blue, Indigo, &c. -, E9
The very best CHEWING TOBACCO.
10000 finest selection Rio Hondo SEGARS.
Lock- Tongue, Fifth and Log Chains,
100 Pairs Trace Chains, (assortcd,)
loo Kegs NAILS, do.
Tea Kettles, Boilers and Grid Irons,
Well Buckets, Sifers, Waffle and Wafer Irons
Blue Stone, Copperus and Madder,
Buckets Tubs and Demijons
Broad Axes, Foot Adzcs, and Collins Axos
Some best Plain Pocket Cutlery.
:, Also, just received, fresh from the Brewery in
l2 Bbls. Glasgow ALE, very superior article
Agency for the South Carolina White Lend
Company. and on hand,
1900 Lbs. S. C. White Lead, pure, beautiful,
1000 e" beautiful Zine Lead, (pure white
and great many other articles at the lowest
prices for CASH, or OH short time to prompt
customers. H. S KtRR
AbbeviIe c. II, March 12, 1857. 46-iv
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3.so5 Prizes amounting TO. y. ...... $500, ,oo
Whole Tickets, slo-Halves, s5-Quarters, S2.6
Plan Of the Lottery, So.

3'3u3 Prizes amounting to. =. :S2O4 600
Whole Tickets, slo-Halves, s5-quarters, $3.50
Plan Of the Lottery. 81
The numbers from / to &c, 1000, corresnondna
with those Numbers on tho .ickcts printed on
separate slips Of paper are encircled with s,nsii
tin tubes and placed in ono Wheel 49,.
Inc nrst 2lo frizcs, similarly printed and en-
| c'rcicd' are placed i'll another wheel. Thewheeis
are then revolved, and number is drawn from
Ine "neei OF Aumbers, nnd Mt the same time o.
fr'Ze is drawn from the other wheel The Mum.
Der and Prize drawn out arc opened and exb,h;,
eu 10 tho audience, and registered lv the Com.
nIssloners; the Prize being placed against the
Number drawn. This operation is repeated un.
I'll all the Prizes arc drawn out.
APPROPRIATION PRIzEs.-The two .nrocod;nn
and the two succeeding Numbers to those draw
ing the first IL Prizes will be entitled to the
- Approximation Prizes, according to the
Scheme. ,ts''9s 10y
5000 Prizes of $40 will be determined bv ,ha
INST last hgnrc OF the Number that draws the $50
ooo irize For example, if the Number draw
ing the SS50, 900 Prize ends with No. !. tbon olI
the Tickets where the number ends in viii ho
entitled to $40. II the number ends with No.
S tnSn all Inc Iiekets where the number ends Ill
2 will bc entitled to $40, and so OH TO o. -
Certificates IF s.Packdges will be sold at the
following rates, which is the risk:
Certificate of Package of 10 Whole Tickets, $50
10 Half e. 40
10 Quarter &c 20
~ IhShln 10
In ordering Tickets, enclose the money 10 our
address for the Tickets ordered, on receipt Of
which they will be forwarded by irst mail
Purchasers can have tickets ending.in any figure
they may designate.
The List of drawn Numbers and Prizes will
be sent to purchasers Immediately after the
drawing. 80, 4, ~.
Purchasers will please write their signatures
State.
Remember that every prizcis drawn, and paya,
BILE III full without deduction. s'|'' :.
All prizes of one thousand dollars and under
paid Immediately after the drawing; other prizes
at tho usual time of thirty days.. %(i.
Al! communications strictly confidential. s,a
Pnze Tickets cashed or renewed in other tick,
cts at either Office
,, Address orders for Tickets or Certificates Of
Packages Of Tickets either to
GB list OF the numbers that arc drawn
I,H Ifom the wheel, with tho amount of the Prize
that each one is entitled to. will be published
aftes every drawing, in the following papers -,
Stew ore1Ss % Reiia Mobile Register Gharsstop
Ger. New York Day Book, and Savaunali Morn-S
lhg News ,&s i. z, * a. ~. &. - as
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,,ss PROTElsTsYOUR LIVES,
B s. 4fND SAVE

ss EoNHKi
sraigne d have siess exclusive Right of
90 DjNret. for putting. up OTIS
5H8.E aeSpN&T TED LIGHTNING CON-
SDrq yandN WI take pleasure. in going to
sS1SN piEfiict, upon receiving orders,
~ ah4 atGtnem will always be at Green
wood 81 Es s1tile the other istraveliug.
+ ]. this Patentoper all others
k6gtd fcfer tsle TO each Post.mas,er in
pssi6 who will furnish appIicanyF uree
Sasi With paEhp plsis containing our cer,ifi-
~ work warranted to give esat,sfaction.
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sMAsONIC NOTICE.

: N
. rINIIE Regular Communication OF CLINTON
/, 4 LODGE, No: 8, A.. F.. NJ, will be held
sa HONDA Y Eue';mg Sth Inst 90
PunctuaI attendance is desired, as business of
: importance will be transacted,
: IT The Brethren will please bear in mind
tI that they must: come prepared to settle their
By order eabs ": n.
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The State of South Carolina

s. The State of South Carolina,
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT
II. the Common Pleas.
William Wilson,
va ;:,,., Foreign Attachment.
WHEREAS the Plaintiff did, ON the eleventh
wv day of April eighteen hundred and fifty
seven, file his declaration against the Defendant
who, it is said, is absent from. and without the
limits of this State, and hastneith-r wife nor
attorney known within the aanie; Upon whom
copy Of the said declaration might be sssYsd-
1t is therefore ordered, that the said Defen-
dant do appear and plead to the said declaration,
hundred and fifty eight otherwise final and alb
solute judgment will then be given and awarded
against him. y
:. MATTHEW MCDONALD, c.cp.
Clerks Office, April II, 1851 Sly
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:&5SS%s sszz5 sslEHk5 EHk5Slsf814fG.GAS SFS
A5At9 Rl1pfistor If SGie .AssEvILLE Banner
FOIL resp ptfully morn tho peblic that
Hey uKg SseparSastp execute all .klnds. .of Job
EGE1k with nsApaess. and Dispatch Having
i55a1 4 eohSSd ssxpsnssabr printing mate
] j 81! IS fss4it nSy in saying that they
- swsl sPfS land can dofss neat work
as any pthSr eat tshmsnt in The up.eountry Of
6oiEnasS II !etr.gSs--.
gbsy .sIs keep On hand a complete as
szEaAEuH8,
.sfblh Meshase now ON ,hsndpths following
I&enss isicif We Sshan continue TO add until
Ia "a romplate assortment:
5axa az EkD$ aEEARa. on Sum. Pm; Ca Sa. on
sFsey Salt " hts Sub. Tickets in Law !;
4ichets in Equity |; Fl. Fa-; Ca. Sa Ca. Sa
GaseE Copy Writ in Case; Deeds of Convey
.&s4t 1sclssat sep Ndts; Conminion to Ex.
eacsy Judgment. by Confession in
1nfnp Jddg on dc o. Enquiry, Dsn,aees
sAssesseA by f3esk ,Dsbt-or Assun,ps;f. Judo.
10y cfHtession In Debt. on Single Bin JudrmSkt
MtWfit ef Enq6jry. lsnsges Aseessad 81 5ury !:
~ ps1t nv AflaWpek ssss a. Plea With.
3&1s RSsie Judxssent on Issue TsisdsE Verdict
H6klslntifs Mprtgsgs sfos: Personal Property
y B4pMg Rast Essa ts; Magisirat tss sa,smons;
esljens snos isecogp Izsues;; Summons 10
aI16ktiSnrz zynrors. % - q .t 80 q. Z
sy e My 28;I 1887, q. ~ 50 x s..
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SWAN q co.'s loTTEFfEs.
. a - & II A "a - n s. q 1SiY
o q % 90 - q
TICKETS Only u TiEN EN- DollARsl

-.-----> Ss------ Ltl7 80
hWINq 10 the great favor with wi,eif t,ur
~ Single Number Lotteries have bs0tisfe.
sSived bygthe public, und the large detnAfdl for
Tickets tho Managers 8. Swan Ss',C6$ will
have drawing each Saturday through6dS The
year. =. =.
The following SCHEME will be drawn In eacli
oi their Lotteries for Jane, 1861:
GLASS 80, ~"
10 bo drawn in the City of Atlanta, Georgia, ih
public, On
Saturday, June 6, 1867.
CLASS 40,
lo DC drawn in the City Of Atlanta, Georgia, in
public, OH
Saturday, juno 49,, 1857.
GLASS Al,
lo be drawn i'll the City Of Atlanta, Georgia, in
public, on
Saturday, June 20, 1857.
CLASS "a;
10 be drawn in the City of Atlanta, Georcia, in
public, OIL
Saturday, Juno 27, 1857,
On the, Plan of Single Numbers.
8, q o5 P1TzEs.
More Than One Prize to ercry 7e,, Tickets /, ,'x,..
'o'oVo Alche@! Magnificent Scheme ~
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Removal.

Removal.
TNHE Subscriber has removed from his old
Il stand to Enright d Starts Gin Factory, and
returus his thanks for past favors, and soicits
share of public patronage in his line of business
He will make Panel Doors. Sash, Blinds,
Wnrdrobes, Tables, Desks, Door and Window
Frames, &c, &c.
- n. Bile will also make Collins of the finest
style and finish.
For reference, apply to my gentleman in the
town Of Abbevic.
G. G.. BOWERS.
April !, 1861 40 "
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A. S. SWAN a q ias,t - 4155.sf;;s;
or =; SWAN, Ma9tgomery, Ala. >.
June 3, 1851. 6Sgsss y IT
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE. !, &:

&;t THE Subscriber offers fori Sale hisAk
.@aI House and Lot and adjoining Farm, ~.
SITUATED in and near tho Village Of Greebwoeil,
The Tract contains about ". = = 8 6 ~
One Hundred and FortyaAeres.
Of which about Forty, Hpres is WOODIfAND.
The Dwelling is one-story Cottage Building,
Ssvith Eight Rooms, besides Pantry and Closets.
On the premises are good Kitcheb,s. Negro
House. Smoke House, CarriagesII House aud Sta.
Ing has new and elegant Furniture viii
be sold with the promises, if deaifed, . 81 =
The Village of Greenwood is one OF fiie most
desirable places to live ut in thestack conijtsy,
being perfectly healthy, and haying good seslsSx
Part of the purchase moaeytwilI be fadiiissd
IN Cash; For the balanss thoitsfats will Be- ass
'commodating. : = ~. =. ].
wM. III. sGRIFEfNs
Maroh 4, 1851. d5 : -. 5tf I;
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CANDlDAzEs,

eB We are authorized to annouoe A. ADOL-i
.PHUS WILLIAMS as a Candidate for the Of.
fee Of Ordinary, at the ensuing slsstions ~
We are authorized 70 annonnce Maj W. u
HODGES a. q candidate for Bigadier 1ssnsrai
Of tho lst Division, I'd Brigade. 8. G. d. 4
eBThs fispds Of facspL w. g. MORAGNE,
rsspectfsjI aaSomeshim a a candiats for Brig
sdis aossssE sEot tho "a Brigade Of IaiSutsy, lst
Diyis 81 Gssf:. TO- Gil ibs~acancS bSclsioned
IbJabs resigaatieH of Gen. Hs y8sFst, % 55S VS.
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SPRING & SUMMER GOODS.

SPRING & SUMMER GOODS.
HAVE received 8 variety Of @Dless Goods -
L Silks, Tissues, Burages, Printed Jaconets and
Lawns, Mnntillas; Black and Fancy Barages,
Coverings, Hoop-Skirts, &c; Farmers Drill,
Fancy do, Cotton AIDES and Goods for Mems and
Boys clothes in general large supply of
r E ADY MADE CLOTHING.
Hats and Furnishing Goods, Mirrors, Clocks, DC.
Hoes Nails and many other pieces of Hard ware
All OF which 1 will seIrSp paecommodating terms
j. r. BARNES.
Lowndesville, May 2, 1857. s-f
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Land for Sale.

~ Land for Sale.
TNIIE Subscriber is the authorized Agent, Of the
Il parties Interested, to sell the real estate of
JOSEPH AIKEN, deceased The tract of
Land valuable adjoins lands of DIR. Ward
law, DR.. Livingston, and Others on Culhouns
Creek, andrcontains about
r 72O Acres. ..
Propcry-negroes-as we'll as cash will be
\ taken in payment
Z Applications for purchase can be made to the
Agent, who lives at Cokesbury.
JOHN w. SuBER
-. June 3, 1857 If :,
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HRsPERIAN CHAPTER b.. Az M,:.
MI EES regularly on the FRIDAYfxfen
the second Monday in each MONTH at s
1elook, p. M. e. II -
sEztia Coayocations may be l5eid at sny tims.
however, 10 suit csndicates from Tho couuiry.
byigiyiue. a few, days, notice tile lSeefetaryy -
% sApfil 30s1H6 10 -. i go
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s,,sssHo! for Chick Springs!!
J. p. POOL & CO, will be Mt the Green
vile Depot with good Conveyances and careful
Drivers, to carry Passengers and their Baggage
to the Springs. They will also run
II DAILY LINE or S1,4 GES
To and from the Springs, leaving Greenville at
o'clock, A. M. Fare 81.
May II, 1857 6 If
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Tailoring.
WILLIAM ALEX ANDER

:" OULD respectfully inform the citizens of
~ the community that lie has located him
self in the building formerly occupied by N.
McEVOY, as boot and shoe store, one, door
below the Marshall House, where he will he
prepared to execute with neatness and despatch
all ordcrs entfdst cd toahim.
April 2,1857. 40 If
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The GREAT COMET OF 1857,

auA oitkHl VQm6l VI 4ooZs
SllOULD the earth not come in contact with
~ the Great Comet in June, our friends and pa
irons will want BREAD AND BISCUITS as
heretofore. we extend to them our annual greet
ing, with cordial thanks for past favors, and re-
specttulIy solicit n continuance Of the same We
have just been round and have put all right for
another season. We hope, with the aid of ex-
pericnced MlLLERS, 10 despatch business to the
of all who favor us with their patron
age; besides our
( FhoU7IN@ MrIsI.
near LowndesviIIe and OH CaIhouns Creek, at
each OF which we make No. l FLOUR, we
would call special attention to our
NEW CIRCULAR SAw-MfLL
ut the Graves place, where we are now prepared
to to SAW lumber for. The Million" Also, ut
the snme place, we have just finished
NEW MILL FOR GRINDING CORN.
equal to the best to be found anywhere
G. V. BARNES & CO.
LowNpEsvILLE, S. c., May 1887. 3-3m
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Chick Springs,
Greenville District.
q a 1. ID.

oA0AAND1D- IlbColt1.
Gsst THE Subscribers having purchased Ga tt.e
.GaA. that welIknown and long ng-cstnblished ti!,L
Summer Resort, Chicks Springs,
within 10 miles of GrccnviIIe, have put the
premises i'll the most thorough repair. They arc
determined 10 spare 10 efforts 10 make the
SPRINGS all that can he desired. whether TO
tire invalid seeking health, or those in quest of
pleasure.
The salubrious and invigorating qualities of
these waters having been well known TO the
travelling public for the last twenty years. il is
deemed unnecessary to enter into detail; but
any further information reference will be
carefully furnished upon application 10 either of
the proprietors
The HOTEL will be open for the reception of
visitors Oil the 1st of June, and will be kept
open during the season.
1t gives us pleasure 10 add that the former
proprietor, the Messrs. CHICK, will spend their
summer at the Springs, and will he glad to see
fheir many friends there.
]. #. II EMERY.
g., +. TALBlRD,
J. BUIlSEY.
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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-09-16
Marriaaes.


In Warren. on the 10th inst, by the Rev. E.
j. L. Baker, Mr.. JoHy REEVES, and Miss MARY
A. WILSON, all of Warren.
In Charlton, on the 10Th inst, by Rev. R.
Norton, Mr.. Isaac D. L. ScmAM and Miss ABE
LINE L. FrEGusoy, both of WiIloughby, Lake
county.
At the National Hotel, on the Doth of August,
by Rev. j. E. Ryan, Mr. JAMES JACKSON, to Miss
CHARLOTTE WAGNER.
In Warren, on the 18th inst, by Rev. J. f.
Ryan, Mr.. JoHS LEWIS, to Mrs. ELIZABETH HAP
wood.
AT the residence of Mr.. John Hank, in How
land, on the 10th inst. by Azor Abel Esq. Mr..
WALLACE POWELL, of Warren, and Miss MARY
HANK, daughter of Mr.. John Hank, of Rowland.
In johnson, at the residence of Lyman Dunn
Esq, on the Both ult., by Rev. DR.. NJ. NJ. Moore,
HEMAS DUN Esq, and Miss PRUDENCE SrRUw,
both of johnson.
In Miles, on the 9th inst, by Rev. S. Heard
Mr.. NJ. PARKS, Miller, af Liberty, to Miss MARY
SrULL, of the same place.
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From the New York Post, 5th.l
4 Picture of New York Morals Descent
upon a Honse of Assignation-Arres
and Discharge of Visitors.

Complaint having been made against
one Sarah Sands TOR keeping Il disorderly
house in Eleventh street, Justice Wood
issued a warrant. and Captain j. w.
Hartt, of the 1Ijh precinct, with a pos
see of officers, last night proceeded to
arrest the inmates. The house has a
spacious yard, decorated with flowers,
and presents Il fine ext"rnsl appearance.
1t has long borne the reputation OF a
fouse of designation of the higher order.
The captain eEt red with his warrant
and made a clear sweep, arresting the
keeper end every person upon the prem
ises, tSenty-one in all. He was not a
liIle surprised to fad several members
OF the church to which he belongs, with
whom lie has long partaken the sacra-
mem. as well as others whose reputation
in the community has heretofore been
regarded as irreproachable among them.
The greatest CONSERVATION prevailed
when these visitors suddenly found tn, m
selves in the hands Of the officers OF
the law. They begged and pleaded
with thegreatest earnestncss t ODE allowed
to escape. Offering every imaginable ex
cuse for their presence.
One mar declared that If he were to
be exposed it would ruin his family and
Iii ] Lis wife, who was in feeble health at
home. But The captain was memorable
and allowed none 10 escape upon any
plea.
There was soon a great iuttering
among certain outside parties, who, for
some reason known TO themselves if not
to others, took extraordinary interest in
the affair, and used their utmost endeav-
ors to get the parties clear. 1t is said
that a man who figures largely in the
affairs OF our city. and whose voice is
potent in the sacred precincts of Tam
many. with one of Mayor Woods old
police captains, took an active part in
the proceedings, and pleaded the cause
of the most prominent prisoners. 1t is
even said that they wehl or sent some
one after Justice Wood. 10 open the iris
on doors.
However this may be, Justice Wood
made his appearance about two o'clock
this morning, and the three OF four for
whom these men are said to have espec-
iallyinterested themselves were forthwith
discharged, and allowed to 90 home TO
their families. Others appearcI in be-
half of unfortunate friends. and the jus
tice finally discharged ali the men before
going home, while the keep and some
of The girls were committed for examin
ati,n.
Captain Hart. in his return says:
THE scene tha. presented itself upon
entering the house, almost beggared
de: cripiion. There were seen girls
scarcely out Of their Teens, and men
whose heads are beginning to whiien
with the trusts of time. ~imploring 10 be
saved from exp sur for their families
sake-a sad and melancholy commenta-
ny upon The morals Of our city. The an
guish and confusion Of face exhibited
by many wrre Sufficient to move the
stoutest heart, AMI 70 med al impressive
lesson of the truth of the . a ing ''The
way Of the transgressor is hard"
The parties arrested all gave fictitious
names. Several were known to the
officers as men Of wealth and high social
position.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-09-16

were cur first choice, and if we had been
a delegate, we should have voted for
both. Bat we confess we are disappoint-
ed, bitterly SO, in them, and the owen
lion was wiser than we.
They are simply Graz :, bnd have COM
n1itted political suicide. They will be
the worst defeated candidates who ever
ran for office in Trumbu!l County, as
they cannot receive, Tin our opinion) 600
R publican votes, while one half, at
least, of the Democracy. will spew them
out of their mouths.
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fOr SneflH.
WILLIAM WILLIAMS.
or IItleuItNs
JOHN REEVES.

In departing from the usual custom in
like cases, it is due 10 our friends and
ourselves, to give the reasons for the
course we now take. This we will pro.
coed briefly TO do. The Republican
Convention of this County in their recent
nominations, for the purpose of defeating
US, instituted an unprecedented mode Of
making nominations, by commencing al
the lowest officer on the list TO be nomin.
ated instead Of the highest, in direct OPP
position to the long established usage Of
the party. The convention was packed
by a clique of wire pulling politilions al
Warren. The convention inaugurated
the one term rule as 10 Sheriff and
Treasurer, for the sole object of defeat
ing our nomination, while others now
holding official stations, were renomina-
ted. The same clique, both before and
since the convention, indusiriously circu-
lated wicked false and slanderous re-
ports, too gross for repetition here. in re-
gard TO one of the undersigned, by
means OF which they ~endeavored 10 ruin
his private character, and thus easily
cast him overheard at the convention.
Other grievances might be enumera-
ted, but these will suffice. When we
went INTO that convention, we expected,
as we had a Iight to. that our claims
would be fairly considered, and honestly
disposed of by the convention, had that
been done, whether successful or other
wise, we would have been satisfied. but
a convention is only binding upon per-
sons whom claims have been before it
and honestly passed upon, We believe
that We were defeated in our respective
nominations by fraud and corruption,
by falsehOod and dishonorabie means,
not of the Republican party, but by a few
hOulu D6 lcduc!S at hdiItn, NnO Ike 10
control the action of the party in IFS DEL
egate conventions.
We are impelled 10 this course TO
maintain our self respect, and 10 satisfy
the demands of cur friends, and with 10
desire TO injure or distract the Republi-
can party in Trumbull County. To the
voters, the Republican voters of Trum-
bull County, we appeal for the rectitude
of our course. Will you sustain us by
your suffrages on the second Tuesday of
October? If lives spent in the service
of the Republican party, and an honest
endeayor to discharge the trusts hereto
fore rePosed in US, are worthy ofyour ia
vor. then we ask your support.
If successful, the same fidelity toduty
will characterize our official acts as in
times past.
W. WILLIAMS
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plants. or diseases Of long standing. superinduced by
nervousness, they are exceedingly beneficial.
Price 81 per box, or two boxes for 81. Persons out
OF the city, enclosing = remittance, wiz have the pills
sent them through the mail, free Of postage. For sale
by SETH :. HANCE. No. los BALTIMORE STREET,
Baltimore. Md, to whom orders from all parts Of the
Union must he addressed, post paid.
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