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April II. 1851.
AN ACT
mo. 149.1
Speaker Of the ]

To provide for keeping accounts in he Eeser1 depart
ments Of the State Government ami the B5lie Insii-
tutions.
SECTION Z. Be IL enacted Ey the General AsssmbiT
Of the state Of Ohis That il shall be the duty OF The
Auditor or State the Treasurer OF State, the Secretary
OF State, the Attorney General, the Commissioners OF
the Sinking Fun the State Librarian the Directors OF
the Ohio Penentary the Trustees OF ths several b.
nevoent Institutions aud the Board Of Public Works.
keep, TO be kept in their respective Offices
aceure and distinct accounts OF the several ransas
tOns in their respective departments. and report
abstract thereof to the governor at the close Of each
fiscal year.
sEc2 Il shall be the dnty OF the Auditor OF Stats.
and the Treasurer Of State with the aid Of such
petent accountant accountants they may call to
their assistance, forthwith 10 devise and establish
complete and corresponding system Of accounts In
adopt the same in practice by the arst day Of July
ns1t.
SEr = It shall be the duty OF the Auditor and Tress-
u-er OF State respectively make cause to be made
a weekly statement Of the balances Of the several
eoants in their respective oces, the existed
al the eioSe Of business Monday Of each week. sad
forthwith compare the to be compared
and all Appearing in either Of such accounts -
be corrected
SEC It shall be the duty OF the Treasurer Of STATE
on the first Monday Of each month, to make or
to be made in writing. and recorded in book 20 be
provided for that purpose, statement showing the
kind and character Of the funds in the treasury the
Of the several depositaries Of the public funds
selected by him. with the OF such funds in each
depositary and also the average amount in each de-
shall aso be the duty og the Treasurer include such
statements in his annual report
JOSEPH TRUEsDALE
Speaker OF the House OF Representatives pro tam
THOMAS II. FORD,
President Of the Senate.
c,irr,h,-s Anril I6 Ip57
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1 would not recall single day. for the
love that made my manhood so bright.
shines upon me in my white hairs. An
old man! Can this be so? At heart i
am young as ever. And Mary. with
her bright hair parted smoothly from a
brow that has a slight furrow upoR it, is
still the Mary OF my early days. To me
she never can grow old noi change
The heart that held her in infancy and
sheltered her piously in the flash and
beauty of wOmanhood, can never cast
her out till lie shall cease to warm il.
&c Nor even therefor love still lives in
heaven
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Columbus, April le, 1851.
mo. l44I AN ACT

To prohibit The OF sryehnine other active pol
in the manufacture and sale Of Intoxicating
alcoholic liquors.
SECTION 1. Be it enacted B7 the Geas-sI .ssss-Jly
Of the State Of Ohio That it shall be unlawful for any
person persons to make use OF stryehnine. any
other active poison, in any quantity quantities. In
flying otherwise, Of any intoxicating alcoholic Ii
quOrs, sell such poisoned liquors In any quantity
quantities; and any person q persons offending
shall be deemed guilty OF amisdemeanOr, aud con-
VetOn thereof shall be imprisoned in the penite
and kept at hard labor not more than Eve nor less than
one year.
sEc It shall be the duty Of any person or person,
engaged in the manufacture and sale Of intoxicating
alcoholic liquors. in rectifying preparing ths
in any way, 20 brand on each barrel, eask, or
other vessel containing the same the name or names
OF the person persons manufacturing rectifying or
preparing the same, and also these WOrds'contain-
ing poisonous drug other added poison" aud
shah also certify the sane fact or facts to The purchas
er, over his, her or their own proper signature.
sEc. J. HaBy person or persons designated in see.
tons one and two OF this act shall be found in posses
sion OF any barrel cask, other vessel containing
intoxicating alcoholic liquors. in violation OF the
provisions OF this act snch person or persons
victiOn thereof. shall be ned in any exceed
ing one hundred dollars for each oarrel eas or other
vessel containing the same and be confined in the
county jail less than month nor more than sr
months i; and the said Intoxicating drinks found.
shall be destroyed by order Of the Prosecuting Ator
ney aher the final decision Of the case, in pub
lie place.
sEe4. Any suspected article or speeiuasn Of intsx-
ieatng Or alcoholic liquor shall be subjected
Alysis by some eompetent person. to perform the
under direction Of the before which the 10
tred. and such analyzers shall be deemed legal evil
dence in any in this State: Provided that upon
preliminary examination before any Justice Of the
Peace Mayor other magistrate ofcompetent author-
ity for the purposes Of binding to the CommoR
Pleas Court. said officer may orier the Inspection
Aforesaid to be made. and make such order may
necessary TO the evidence Of the crime unl
the trial Of the case In said court
SEC 5. Prosecutions under this act shall be b. In
dietment In the Court Of Common Pleas -
Sac. g. This act to take effect and be il forcs fro
and after its passage.
JOSEPH TRUEsDALH.
Speaker OF the House OF Representatives pre- ten.
THOMAS n. FORD,
President Of the Ssnas-
Columbus, April 10, 1857.
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Why ANroINErrE BRowN's CHURCH
WAS CLosED.-The Church at South But
Ter, N. Y, of which Rev. Anfoinette L.
Brown was pastor, has been dissolved and
the house closed. Antoinetie was not a
woman's rights man with the sneering
bitterness of Lucy Some; but, full Of
womanly tenderness, she longed for some
object to lavish her affections on, and
thought it was a Church and flock she
needed. She became at length Ms.
Blackwell, and in due time a little lamb
kin Was put in her arms. She found in
this all she had been longing for, and has
given up the whole flnck 10 take charge
of this wee lambkin. Had she found
this sooner the useless experiment at
South Butler might have been saved.
Is there no hope for Lucyl
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FIVE GREAT OBJEcTs OF LIFE Speak
ing of these, Sir William Temple says:
"The greatest pleasure of life is Love;
the greatest treasure is Coutentment; the
greatest possession is Health; the great
est ease is Sleep; and the greatest med
icine is a true Friend"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-06-10

When lazy man says, "I'll do it at
my leisure" you may take it for grant,
ed that he will not do it at all,
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A partizan says: 1T is mistake
that the opposing party plays upon a
harp of thosand strings. The organ
of that party is Tyre"
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pottrg,
THE WIFE.

She who sleeps upon my heart
Was the first to win it;
She who dreams upon my breast
Ever reigns within it.
She who kisses oft my lips
Wakes their Earmest blessing;
She who rests within my arms
Feels their closest pressing
Other days than these shall come,
Days that may be dreary-
Other hours shall greet US yet,
Hours that may be weary;
still this heart shall be thy throne.
still this breast shall be thy pillow;
Still these lips shall meet thine own
As billow meereth billoE.
= Sleep, then. on my happy heart,
Since Thy love has won it
Dream, then, on my loyal breast.
None hut thou hast done it;
And when age our bloom shall change
With its wintry weather,
Nay we in the selfsame grave
Sleep and dream together.
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Proud men never have friends; nei-
ther in prosperity because they know
nobody, nor in adversely because nobody
kn ows them.
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Some unfortunate individual thus enters hi
protest against sundry evils:
From a cross neighhor, and a sullen wife.
4 poiusie:s needle, and broken knife,
From snretyship, and from any empty purse,
A smoking chimney, aud jolting horse.
From dull razor, and and aching head,
from a bad conscience, and a buggy bed,
A blow upon the elbow and the knee,
From each cf these, good Id, deliver ne.
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AN ACT
mo. las |
For The protection Of Fish.

For the protection OF Fish.
SECTION I. Be "a enacted 6y tAe General -sssszSky
Of the StafsOf OAi0 That It shall be unlawful cstch
or to attempt TO catch fsh in any Of the Inland waters
Of tho State Of Ohio. by means OF any dragnst gllt
coEoLuDED OK FouRrH PAsE.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-06-10

Neither look out for troubles. nor be
entirely unprovided for them.
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WHOLE NO. s1ss.
LAWS OF OHIO.
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY.
mo. 1897 AN ACT


No. 1S9 AN ACT
regulate the compensation OF sherids for teepnr
and providing for prisoners in Jail.
SECTION ]. Be IL enacted 5y fks General 1SsseabIy
Of the Sfats Of Ohi0, That the shergs Of the several
counties in the state shall hereafter be allowed such
compensation as the county commissioners shall fron
time to time order and allow. exceeding forty cents
per day for keeping and providing for prsonrs jail
required by the eleventh section Of the for the
regulation Of county ails passed March 49, ls43 and
such allowance shall be made to the sheriff part Of
the reasonable and necessary expenses Of bis Office FOR
shch he shall not be required fees
perquistes under the provisions OF the to reg
late and limit the compensation Of certain county on
GERS, passed April 8, lS56-
SEC p That the act to provide for the reduction Of
the fees allowed to sheriff. for keeping aud pro-
Vidng for prisoners in iaIs, passed March l3 ls4t,
and all acts and parts Of acts neonsistent herewith
be and the same are hereby repealed
SEc- j. This act shalt take effect on its passage.
v. II. VAN Worries,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
THOMAS II. FORD,
President Of ths Senate
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AFAsr CIrr.-A St. Paul paper says:
Some ground was leased on Third street,
ust above our Office, on Wednesday, a
contract was entered into for building
on Thursday. the building was commen-
ced on Friday, famed on Saturday,
{ rested on Sunday was raised on Mon
day, and fell down on Tuesday afternoon
all in the space of FIVE daysl
Eat, digest; read, remember; earn,
save; love, and be loved. If these four
rules be strictly follow ed. health. wealth.
intelligence and true happiness will be
the result.
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DRUGS AND BOOKS.

VIE subscribers are constantly receiving nd
4 ditinhal supplies 10 their already extensive
stock OF Bucks and Medicines. and are now pre-
pared to fiIl orders with prnmp,ness and d"spa c.
Our stock of Fancy articles ami P.rfumrry is
large, aud we invite attention to it.
We have also OIL hard Il lot Of rrrrlic nt
GUNS. which we will sell at prices io~er Man
ever offered im this market before also ii lot of
superior Pocket Knives and Rnzors
Also, Mute of all kinds, Rasins and ,nslics
We particularly solicit orders for Books, and
pledge ourselves to sell them as low as they can
bo had in Columbia or Charleston
8" BRANCH s. ALLEN.
aDec. Ii, 1856. IS #
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.plansof. Swan & Co.. Lotterie.

AA|SA S"oh =" w. AOLC6I1e&,
10000 Numbers corresponding with those on
the Tickets placed in one Wheel. Tie
Prizes are pluced i'll another. Wheel, A Nun,.
Der is drawn from tho Number Wheel and nt
the same time H Prize IL drawn from the other
Wheel The Prize drawn is placed against the
Number drawn. This operation is repeated un.
til all the Prizes are drawn ont. .a
APPROXIMATION PRIzEs.-Ths two proceeding
and the two succeeding Numbers to those draw
ing the first $40 Prizes will be entitled "a tho
$40. Approximations Prizes, according 10 the
Scheme. 80
In ordering Tickets, enclose the money 10 our
address for tho Tickets ordered, on recent 81
which they will be forwarded by first mai.
The List of drawn Numbers and Prizes will
be. sent to purchasers Immediately after the
drawing -
Putcha'en will please write their signatures
plain aud give their Post Ofioe, County und
State.
Remember that every prize Is drawn, and paya.
ble ia full without deduction. -
All prizes Of Qns tlousand dollars and under
paid tpmed dntely aftsr the drawing, other prizes
at tbeuepdl time of thirty days -
All communications strictly confidential
Prize Tickets cashed or renewed in other tick.
cts at either Office. -. -:
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A ATTENTION, PLANTERS!
Economy and Utility!

ME undrrnam"d having rurcla Sed the Right
of Warliclr's PL w. Patented April
3i, 1915, will sslI Plantation Rights, per
Will furnish pattern Stock with small Scop-
Ter, at Mr. ST. Bonds shop in Green
wood, fOr........................ Sc,
" Mnhont sco"t-r... ....................... 1 %
W i'll d"!iver to order at Plantations pattern
Stock with small Scooter, or at convcni-
- ent Depot OH Rail Road. . 500
Hlhoul Scootrr.... Observation-Disclosures. $50
lhe above Prices include the Right
II. 5. ERR. Esq. is nur authorized Agent
NJ AhhevIiic q. H., from whom Rights can be
obtained, and ut whose Store The P!ow can be
seen.
This Plow. from it's simple structure, durabil.
Ity, lIghtncss of dranght, eusc of mana enrnt.
adaptation to tile difiercpt Shares used in IL,
cultivation of the farm, aud consequent cheap
ness, is commenting itself to gcnrrnl use rs IL
Superior Farming IMPLEMENT wherever tried.
HILL & ANDREWS.
Greenwood, S. G., Get. 6, 1856. a5-ly
We, the undersigned. having examined and
tried the Wmrlick Plow. concur in tue above
concentrations. NAMES CRESWf;LL
JOHNSON SALE.
II. M. WHITE,
SAML MCGOWAN.
I.ARKIN REY NOLDS,
ROBT W. .LITES,
a. WIDEMAN
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25 Bbls. G Yellow SUGARS
liI,ds. Golden Porto Rico,
30 Bags prime Rio COFFEE,
20 Pockets old Gov. Java Coffee,
Mocha
500 Sacks Liverpool SALT
20 Tons Sweeds IRON, (genuine.)
lO0 Kegs NAILS, assorted Nos,
Blacksmi,hs Tools, complete,
Fancy Groceries of every description,
White Lead. Oils and Window Glass,
venetian Red Spanish Brown. Putty, &c,
B"ggng. Bale Rope aud Irvine,
Sausage Cutters, Suffers, &c,
1innd, Pole aud Broad Axes COLLINS make, }
Waffle and Wafer Irons,
Augers, Chsels. IIuudsaws, &c,
Brass Kettles, Porcelain Ware,
l,Ooo pieces Hollow Ware, (English) assorted
large stock of Wooden Ware,
Any kind of Country Produce taken ut liberia
tnctly understood that the Credit Business is br
equivalent, and ii is to be hoped that my old C,
for ii shall be Observed Self prcserv a,iom il the
Abbeville G.. H., November i, 1856. 29-tr
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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.

COLUMBIA, December 90. 1856.
1y His Erceliency ROBERT T. ". ALL
S1ON, Gorernor and Com,mam,lsr-im- Chicf ia
and over the State of South Carolina
Whereas, i'll pursuance Of IN net Of the Leg
Is!ature Of this State, the votes for Representa-.
tivcs Of the Thirty-Finh Congress have been
counted by Commissioners appointed for the
purpose, and il appears that John Mcqueen has
ocen elected for the First Congressional District,
composed Of the Election Districts of Lancaster,
''sssterheld, Marlboro, Darlington, Marion, VIII
burg, Horny. and Georgetown; w. Por-
Miles has been elected for the Second Con.
anl District, composed of the Judicial Dis
f'Charleston; L. NJ Kcitt has been elected
Hhe Third Congressional District, composed of
Rhufort, Barnwcll Oransehurg, Col.cton, and
ssaae Election District Of St. johns ColIeton; p
D. Brooks has boon elected for the Fourth Con.
Eressional District, composed Of Lexington,
Edgeficld Ncwbcrry, Laurcns and Abbeville;
Jas l.. Orr has been elected for tho Fifth Con-
gressional District, composed of Anderson,
Pickens, Greenvillc, Spar,anburg and Union;
w. w. Boyce has been elected for the Sixth
Congressional District, composed of York, Ches-
ter, Fairfield, Richland Kershaw and Sumter:
NoW, therefore, i, NoDCltI r. w. ALL
STON, Governor and Commander in Chief in
and over the State aforesaid, do issue this my
proclamation, notifying and declaring, accord
ing to the provisions Of the said act, that John
Mcqueen, w. Porcller Miles, L. NJ Keitt, P. S.
Brooks, Jus L. Orr, and w. w. Boyce had
majority of the votes in their respective Con-
gressionai Districts, aud therefore duly cleo
aed Representatives in the Congress of the United
States, to sevre for two years from the 4,l day of
March next
Given under my hand and the Seal Of the State,
an'Columbia, the 22d day Of December, 1856,
and in the eighty first Year of the sovereignty
and Independence of the United States of
America
ROBERT F. w. ALLSTON.
JAMES PATTERSON, Secretary Of State.
Jan. Z, 1856. 81 IL
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HOUSE BUILDING.

nlNHE undersigned is snow prepared to do all
Il work entrusted to bis care, in the Build
ing Line; to Draw PIansaand erect all dcscrp
tionS Of Buildings, from one.story house to.a
Court House. "a.
Having received instructions from tho hest
Architects in the Union, he fatters himself tint
he can have work done. iii a style equal 10 and
as cheap as.csn be done in New York
REFEnrScEs. - King & Kellum, Architects,
Brooklyn. New York; Wm. Gaiuer, Architect,
of New York City Peryman d Waller, New
Market; DR.. John r Barralt, Bnrrattsville.
- HENRY JONES. i.
New Market Dec. 16, 1856. 35.,z If
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3,3o7 Prizes amounting to.... 500, 900
Whole Tickets, $lD-lIaIvcs s5-Quarters
$3.50.
The first 3G7 Prizes are decided in the usual
manner. - :,
3,000 Prizes Of $40 will be determined by the
last figure Of the number TINT draws The $40
ono Prize. For example. if the number draw
ing tie Si0,00O Prize ends with No. l, then all
tho Tickets where tic number ends in l will be
entitled TO $40 If the number ends with No. .,
then ail the Tickets where the number ends in
will he entitled to Si0 and g., on to o.
Certificates of Packages will be sold at the
following rates. wIicl, is the risk:
Certificate OF Package Of 10 Whole Tickets ss0
10 Half 80
10 Quarter lh
Address orders for Tickets or Certificates ci-
ther To ~
s. SWAN & CO., Atlanta. en-.
aor ). SWAN, Montgomery, Ala.
Nov. 90, 1855. 32 At
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ABBEVILLE MALE ACADEMY.

-1NHE EXERCISES of this Institution will he
resumed on the First Monday in January
next The government of the School win be
rigid. and every effort will be made to mainta;n
ahIgb standard of.morality. = :
The Scholastic-year will be- divided into two
Terms. The first will commence On ttjo lat Mon.
DAY p January, and continue TWENTY eight
weeks; we the second will begin On the I'd Morday.
'n september, and continue twclyesw.eks
Z Terms of Tuition:
Reading, Wiring, Spelling, ~ 'e''
! and Primary Geography, sl4 o0@' & oo
$Tha above with Geography, W
IIistory, Arithmetic Eng :
likb G1uninfSr. and Exer.
aisA; ;ip ,Engliss Compost. ~
The above with, all the nd i : W
vanced Englhh Ea1sfsss. veg 90 10 oo
The above with Latin AUD :
Students will be received at ,sn5siimo % d.. SD
siag - Session, and VIII be chargea from tho
ti,ne they eu,er Until ihc end ;pf the Session.
unless special Arrangements nfc made to the con-
s4xarY. 4 :, g; - .
:S Boarding can be obtainad atseasofiablo rates
D.. sss So. 3AssG. 'ELDER.1. 3. :
"a Dec. "a, 1856. SO LII :
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For Mems Wear.
PLANTATION GOODS.

Our Stock OF Plantation Goods is very largo.
which we sell at Columbia prices, consisting of
kerseys, Georgia Plains, White and Grey Bnn-
kctsi and every body says that hns seen them.
that our BROGANS, &c, are decidedly tie
best and cheapest they ever saw. Call and See
our Stock OF the above Goods you will snd il
to your advantage to do SO. if you want to buy.
We invite each aud all Of our numerous
friends, und the public generally, to call and .x-
anime our Stock, which we ni all ,Imes take
great pleasure i'll showing, and warrant as rep,
resented.
AS every article is marked the lowest at which
it can be sold, no deviation whatever will 10
made from the first price asked. ''
AbbevilIe G. H.. Oct. 27, 1856. 2S.tf :,
eSg- Independent Press copy
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OR D ER NO. 2,
HEAD-QU ARTERS.

NEHI'-((U AKI EKS.
CHARLESTON, January l, 1851.
His Excellcncy the Governor and Comman.
der:in-Chief has been pleased to appoint J. b.
ALLSTON, Of Charleston, aud A. j. GREEN,
Of Columbia. especial Aides de- Camp, with the
rank of ftLieutenant-CoIonel who will bc obeyed
and respected accordingly, and report them
selves in full uniform, To His Exccllency Mt
Charleston, on or beiore the fifth day Of Fcbru.
ary prox.
BY order.
J. JOHNSTON PETfIGRFw.
~. Aide dc e-Camp.
= -Onn. ), 1891. 81 IL
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REPRESENTATIONS prIuI.a

".29' irlZ"s hmG;;;;":E to. SS:,2G CIT
Whole Tickets, Sl6-Halvcs, s8-Quarters, 81
-, Eighths So.
ihe i'rst Sl9 Pr.zes ale decided in the usual
manner.
5000 Prizes Of $50 will be determined by the
last figure OF the Number that draws the SCo..
900 Prize. For example. if the Number draw
''g the *Sdo, 600 Prize enls with No. /, then all
the Tickets where the number ends in will l..
rnutl"d to SUI If the number ends with No.
:, then ali the Tickets where the number ends IN
will he entitled to 500, and 80 OH to o.
ce''tft"frs c I'dc&Ggcs will be sold at the
io''ow'n. rates. which is the risk
Certificate OF Pnckage Of 10 Whole Tickets, Sl00
10 Half So
10 Quarter e5
lO Eighths l2i
Address orders for Tickets or Certificates of
Packages Of Tickets either to
:. SW AN & Co, Atlanta, Ga,
or 5. SWAN. Montgomery, Ala
or S. SWAN, Box 2UO, Mobile, Ala.
Dec. "a, 1856 80 o.
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PRODUCE WANTED,
g. g.

~
ME undersigned having purchased the entire
l. interest Of Is. = Dunbar, in the Mercantile
line in the Town of Hamburg. may be found at
the old stand occupied by him on the corner next
above Sihley Il Usher, and Immediately opposite
Hammond 4 Lark.
] have now in store u HEAVY STOCK of al
most every leading article in the
Planters Line of Consumption.
and daily ncccssions making TO my Stock direct
from the Northern ports.
beg leave to invite my old friends and GUS
toners, together with the public At large, to call
aud examine my stock before making Other pur-
chases, as ! am satisfied that can offer them
Equal nduc ents
with any other House in the place.
GO Barrels Stcwart's Clarified SUGAR,
~ '' Crushed -
5 Ilhds. choice Porto Rico Sugar,
10 hiuscovado %
300 Bags COFFEE, Java, Rio and Mocha,
Bagcing, Rope and Twinc,
Georgia and Northern PLAINS,
Osnab,rgs "A and - IIo,cspuns, Augusta Mills.
Negro Blankets and iinis,
Heavy Broyams aud Di.irrs' Boots
Tubs, Pals, Buckets Flour Cams md Br"n,ns.
Mackrrei, whole. half and quarter Bils. aud Kits,
Candies, Soap and Starch,
10000 lbs. choice Bacon Sides, Country
Linseed, Train, Lard, Elephant and Machine Oil.
Saddles and Brides,
Sole and Upper Lenlher,
Kip Skns. French Calf Skins, Shoe Thread
1000 Sacks SALT,
s,2@U lbs Pure White Lead 500 lbs Putty in
Bladders.
And many other articles too numerous To men
tion, all Of Which l am determined to sell
Low for Cash
or to approved time customers
Being always on hand myself, and keeping a
good supply of competent Clerks, l intend to
spare no pains to effect sales and p!easc and last
though not least, always in the Marke, ut the
highest prices for Cotton and other lesr:.hI. pro-
duce. A. BURNSIDE
Hamburg, Dec. Q, 1856.