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THE SOUTH CAROLINA - =
SON OF TEMPERANCE

TT is proposed to publish new Weekly Paper, 81
Bennettsyille, Marlboro, District, g.. G., ns
early this fall as arrangements can be made to IS
sue it--and o few hundred subscribers ean be- ,ob.
tanned to start with .s.: no.. a - -
,The-main. leading object of the paper will be to
adsanc the cause Of Temperance, and especially
to build up the Order of the Sons of Temperance,
believing this to be- the organization at present
that embraces the entire State In the scope OF its
operations, and far more systematic. eHioieat and
powerful than any other human instrumentality
that has yet been devised for the Accomplishment
of What oil similar associstionsSp re-
formation Of drunkards, the suppression OF inten:
peranee, and The systematic training of the rising
generation In hsbits Of strict sobriety. - + -.
To indicate enthusiastically, the purpose of this
of Temperance. -, -. 80. 80
The Offices of the NJ W. P. of the Sons Of Tenn
perance of North America, and the Grand Scribe
of the G. D. of s. c., located at present, where
this paper is to be Issued, besides being in com
munity of strong, leading intelligent, active, wel
informed Sons of Temperance, extraordlnapySfa-
oilities will be enjoyedfo rendering the paper all
that the Order could' desire. Its main leading
purpose will be to deserve and to secure the gen.
eral support of the Order in South Carolina but
it will also embrace nswa Of interest and impor-
tance to the Order generally, sad.te all Temper.
ance organizations. 49, 80 =
Subscriptions are therefore solicited from Sons
Of Temperance in our jurisdictions and from other
Temperance Associations and individuals, and
from all who wish the cause we'll.
AS this is to be the only newspaper published
in the District and as it will probably be taken
by many in the neighborhood,- for the local in-
terest it may possess,-visiting, it may be, the
humble abodes of soms unable to take other pa
pers. It is deemed advisable to accommodate and to
secure this home patronage, by devoting n small
but iudiciouslY filled space to local news 'and to
the general news Of the day. .,.
The necessary capital to start this, enterprise
having been contributed in advance, and oil the
necessary arrangements having been deliberately
made with reference to stability, and good faith,
all who may feel inclined to favor the undertaking
may confidently subscribe, and remit advance
payments, assured that there will be no .disap-
pointment. :, -
The paper will be of medium size, we'll printed
indeed, the entire Office management will have
the benefit of experienced printers and new and
superior materials.
TERMS.-Two Dollars, In adtance.
H. JUDGE MOORE. Editor. :
Aro5 81 f.
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VERY LAuGHABLE.-At church of"col.
Or" about twenty miles from Albany, the
other evening the minister, noticing num-
ber Of persons both white and colored, stand
ing upon the seats during singing service,
called out in loud voice, "Git down of
them seats, both white and color, care no
more for one man dan I does for the odder. "
Imagine the pious minister's surprise, on
hearing the congregation suddenly commence
singing, in short metre:
Git down off dem seats
Boff white and color;
Icares no more for one man
Dab ! does for dc Qdder.
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"A SUGGESTIVE PREsENT.-Jerrold and
accompany of literary friends were out 10 the
country, rambling over commons and. down
lanes. In the course of their walk, they STOP
ped to notice the gambols of an asss foal:
There was very sentimental poet among the
baby ass's admirers, who grew eloquent as
Sterne over its shaggy coat. At last the
poet vowed that be should like to send the
little sthingas present to his mother. DO, !,
Jerrold replied, fand tie a. piece Of paper
round its neck, bearing this motto-'When
this you see, remember me-
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HvHF undersigned iSprepared to sell COTTON
L 6INSef the BEST quality at7 81 per. say;
delivered OF the landings of the Charlotte, YORK.
and, North Carolina. Railroads. The advantage
these GINS have over those aAippea from other
States, is that they will lost longer-sope sett Of
ribbs, being equal TO- three the. brush covered
with tin ipstead.of cloth and being more easily.
repaired, andra less expense. : - -, =,
,Aszrsgards, the speed of the GINS, quality OF,
lint and discharge Of clean seed, would refer'to
M L. Wallace, Morrow's Turn Out E. G. Palm
er, Fairfield apd,A. B: Davidson, Charlotte.
JAMES N. ELLIOTT.
..Wlunshdro.. -Maysf8, 1853 F.s a0s5s 8m "
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RG- eff you ever think of marrying g.
widow, my son, said an anxious parent to
his heir, "select one whose first husband was
hung; that is the only way to prevent her
throwing his memory into your face, and
making annoying comparisons" Even that
won't prevent it, exclaimed crusty old
bachelor, "she'll then praise him and say
hanging would be too good for you"
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ny sBiddy, bring rne.sonie sal

n~ tBiddy; bring me. .sonie salt; 80 - : :.
Sure an I will your riverence.,, ., =
Forthwith appeared Biddya with the at
ticle in her hand Said the master =, x
tNeyer again bring me anything inayour
hand, You should have brought; it on "a
plate r-s5s':.:aS .ass - . ;-'t,'
The evening mealbeiug over, the bell was
again .raDg, and the faithful domestic an
stautly appeared, ~. J., =. -, . -. - :.
II want my slippers :. 49,. ,:,-s, r, ,,.a
Biddy went, and returned bearing in her
hand plate, upon sohtch soere the priests
slippers.' :.r II. - t'F$
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s9 A lady at her marriage, requested
the clergyman to give out to be sung by the
choir the hymn commencirg:'
"This is the way long have sought,
And mourned because found it not"
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w- During the search instituted by
the editor of the Newark Times for female
compositors it is reported the following dia-
logue took place:
Brister-sGood morning, Mr.. Henpcck.
Have you got any daughters that would make
good type,setters ?" ..... -.
Henpeck :-'No-but I've gotta wife that
would make good devil 49, :.
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j. DYINe CoNsoLAT1oN.-An old unloVed
Deacon in his last hours was visited by q
neighbor, who said -. p.
well Deacon, / hope you feel resigned
to going"
Ye.e-s,' said the Deacon, III think IL
am resigned -
WELL said the other, Il tho't it might
be consoling to you to know that all the
neighborhood are resigned Also
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s9r Charlie, a four year.old, rambling in
the woods with PA, saw a tree torn up by
the roots, and asked, who cut it down 2
He was told, 'God did it, Presently they
come to one recently felled by woodman''s
axe, when the little fellow exclaimed--,s- :
God did not cut that tree down.
sHow do you know?
He don't make chips!' was his naive re-
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WAyIANp, Mass. +, Feb. s, 1885,.

y WAYLANp, Mass, Feb. b, 1906.
PROF. o, J. WOoDt& C0.-Gents: Hayine
realized the good effects Of your Hair Restorative.
wish to state, that finding my hair growing thin,
as we'll as grey,,I was induced from what + read
and heard, to try the article prepared by you, to
promote its growth and change its color as 1t was
in youth, both of which it has effected complete
lysss In Incorporation hsve used nearly three
bottles. : Yours &c., : JAMES FRANCIS.
%. J. WOOD & Co., Propristors 8l2 Broadway,
NeWtYork, fin the great n. Y. Wire Railing Estab-
lishment) and LA Market st.. !; ST. Louis, Mo.
And sold by all good Druggists, and by ALLISON
& BRATTON, YorkYille, g. c. ~. y. d.
Aug. ,262s, .r-: "a ...- .ssss>. .3m
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The State OF. SO. Carolina,

I =
JIM Stsone1.=1:E,' Inthe Common Pleas. ::
rs r.eos.,.ss.- = - -: .7".- = - eS- -
s. W. Ruddock. -" attachment. -, -
WHEREAs the -pldihtiff did on the 18th day
" sof.Jsnusry, 1853, file his Declaration. a.
gsinst Rhof fasit is said Is absent
from and without the limitsof this State, Rra has
nei:her wifsnor attorney known within the same,
uponJwhom a copy of the said declaration might
be. served. ~Itis therefore Ordered that.the said
Defendant do appear and plead to the said Dec
laration, on or before the 2Sth day of January,
which will be in the year Of our Eord one thous-
and eight hundred and fifty mine, otherwise final
and absolute judgment will then be given and a.
warded against him. 80. :. ~ -..- O.
80 81 JOHN G. ENLoE, Q. .. G, PIs. !,
Jan 20 5 -; 1yr-s.
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A.. Isl.
''''''''' ''''"''''''
.--. J.. A. ESTES g. CO., -, ia
FACTORS& COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
:, For F. the ,As s.;ss sn ~ x,,ns oy
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
eFFIOE-NORTH ATLANTIC 'RHARVfS,
9NARANSR0&ss s. 9s
mp According to the terms of the Co.partner-
nership, we will not SPECULATE, directly or indi'
rsctly, In any Produce shipped to our house
References.-O. Mills, S. s. Farrar, Broth
ers & CO., Lanneau, Smith & Whiiden, Thomas j.
&CSH Noise, Charleston, 8 c.; Col r. Ander'
son, Il. Hope, Columbis, g. C. Thomas McLure'
sr. MR. Eaves, A. Q. Donovant, Chester s. c.;
Col. F. Scafe, Union, S. c.; Col. I. D. Wither:
'spOopnJ. ". Avery w ;,LattsS Esq Gels: N n
Stowei s'Dr.: ]: B. Bratton, Yorkyilie, SUI Dr.
Happoldt, salisburysN, C.; s..L,aDixen Knox
Vile, Tenn. .....1-~S =
Mayer. g.. &C.. 81 ~
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BOOT AND, SHOEMAKINgq

BOOT and sHOEMAKING business ID its van
Gus branches, at the "old stand, near rfStoys;s s
Hotel" Hs is prepared with competent work.
men, and the best material, to
MAKE AND REPAIR BOOTS & SHOES
on the shortest notice, and at prices TO suit the
times. BY strict attention to: business, and
desire give entire satisfaetionT he hopesto re
ceiye a'generous share Of public patronage. ~
e spA. he will keep constantly onshand and for
sale, HEML0CK, and othersheather. :. - -
: -: -; - : ~ Z. SMITH. .
-March 26.; < - I2 - 3. r-' iy -
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.-..i''s' t'1lh rcQH0pFeN, Ohio, Nov. ~. 1856 <
,c0:-J. WOOD & C0.-Gentst As Ihsse heeR
sngagedin selling your Hair Restorative the isst
season for one of yourlocai agents (R.' M. Hack
inson.) and having experienced the beneficial ef-
fects Of it myself, would like to obtain an agency
for the State of Ohio or some, State in the West,
shonld you wish to make such an arrangement, as
am convinced therets nothing equal 10 !! IN sls
United States, for restoring tho hair. I have been
engaged in the Drug business for several years,
and have sold various preparations for the hair,
but have found nothing that restores the secretise
organs or inrigorates the scalp as well as yours,
being fully CONVINCED that your restorative is
what you represent it TO be. ! would like to en-
gage in the sale of it, for / am satisfied 1t must
sell. 49,. -.--. Yours truly. -.
-....-.. .....s IS. T. STOCKMAN.
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Feb Is- - =. - 1y"
MORE THAN 500, 900 POYTLES
-fH - t.SseLr IN EHs - r. L,,. !,sa

New england States In one Year, :.
YSHE EREsTQRATIYE OF PROF. O. J, WOOD
l. FOR RESTORING hair perfectly and per.
papently, has never Jet had aerivsl. volume efter
volume might be given from oil partso Of the World
and from ths most intelligent to proys.thst It
perfect Rsstoraavs but read thecircular and you
cannot doubt; read also the following.gr - ,fs'
ma fHE HAIR.-People! have: for centuries
been afflicted With bsldhesds, and the only rem
edy, heretofore known, has been those abominsblS
wigs. By arecent discovery of Professor WGod
these articles are being fast dispensed Btb,. bus
o great many. persons still -patronize them, be-
cause they have been so often imposed, upon BY
Hair Tonios Of different kinds. To all such DER.
sons we earnestly make the request, that they
will try once again, for Woods iRestorstias
there is no such thing as fail. We know of a L..
dy who was bald, who used the article q. short
time, and her headis now covered completely with
the tpiest and most beautiful curls ina aginabis.
We know of numerous cases where hair was rap.
idly falling out, which it restored in greater Der.
fectina taanit eyer bad been hsfafs, x ~. .f.ss.
Itisalso without doubt one Of the best articles
for keeping thehair in good condition, making il
soft and glossy, removing daudruf, and has proved
itsefth greatest enemy To- all the Ills TINT hair
It is, the duty Of, every one to improve their
personal appearance thoHgh some smsy differ In
regard to the ways Of doing IL, but every one
win admit that beautiful head Of hair, eit6eri in
man or woman, is an object much to. be desired,
and there are no means that should be left nntried
to=obtainsuch . consideration. e RonIan's i'd
slaA~
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Barnes 3 Park New York ST, W. Dy5t &
HaM .Hsy&ibo.s; eartlapd John D. Mff, .oias, s
cinnatf dsylord'a Hsnmond, eisseidba III.
nsstock'& Davis ChiesgoyO. q. Wooa. sEo.,
81 Louis; GeorgeH. sKeyser, PittsSufghI g. -s.
Hance, Ssitimere: Anu Setaiied BY, ,sil Dfuroists.
Sod dlsoby - ALLISON SsDRATfON.
-. -" x, ~" " YsFasille, 8. G. :,
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LAW BLANKS 7

NOTICE..Al Accounts for subsoription,
~ JobWork and Advertising, due the ENoUI-
RER OFFICE, previous to the first day of JAN
UARY, 1858, must now be settled up. The Co.
partnership has been dissolved, and We earnestly
hope all indebted will make payment. Mr.. L. M.
GRIST, at the Enquirer Office, is fullyauthorized
to make settlements -'s-s' ; - - % :
: JNO. l.. MILLER &. co. a
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GELATINE.-Co1es patent refined GELA-
u TINE, with which On unrivalled chrystaline
Jelly can be made in few minutes. For Sale by
ALLISON BRATT0N.s
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TO RDllOl1. lphANl1RS,' !

Jan.7
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Wholesafei A,centss

E, -Nsr PRIoE oHB DoLLARIPBR BOTTLE. is5s
SANFORD t. Co, Proprietors 346 Broadway,
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vicissitudes Of Life.
The Cincinnati Enquirer hes ~ FLOR

CHASING along W. street yesterday, our
attention wssSiddeniy drawn to a scene not
little povel and interesting in its charac-
ter. ssm an alley, with a a paste
pot ID hand, and a roll Of billsy on
HE arm, whom should Ne. seslbnts Wealeyl
Smead, late President Of the Citizens Bank,
posing hin Own bills of properly fessals,
for the purpose Of paying SF the remaining
debts Of the Bank. Needless Of the won
dering gaze of the astonished passer-by, he
laid on the paste and spread eat the bills
with all the readiness and facihsy q a prac-
teal poster, taking cage tdplaca them in.the
most conspicuous positions, and above the
reach d boyssnd rag,pickers., Forty-three
years ago, DR.. Smead was an apprentice In
the Gazette establishment, and being the
the youngest, the duty deyolved upon him
of posting up the, show bills &c. At this
late period Of his life, when overtaken by
adversely, he is nobly struggling "a rare
sight, indeed, among bankers to discharge
all his obligations to his creditors,
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Wa a sSe sfssser =,

!, Il We had infmaticns from Washington thai
in case Leconpton die not pass the House
the Cabinet WIS to resign, the Southern
members 60 hone, the Fire Eating States
have general convention, and the Union
60 to smash; but the telegraph has been
watched in vain far the trumpet call OF thu
slave holders. !Thes i net even q whisper
Of revolution or dauSSop. ! .Th4 Cs4iset ~
still in their places AID quite satisfied <
take sl1eir six thousand ) year; the ne;nRer]
from the South are still in their seass anl
give no tsigns of rasigAiSg them. Whsth9
the telegraph isAssn fault ii the evil dev
has bssn put-ofs ws1SSe no means Of know
ing.
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The editor Of 16s 5laasads void az. s.
wiilis,) il wrisiu Sons sseeeHskly Ihssr'i
esting reminisceIces of his life in Germany.
In the course ofh sketch Of Rink, the COM
poser, and his home, occurs this passage:
ssThere is no 4rpet on the floor; thsa0sis
man home has. kss1sully -kosoasp61 as we
unAssssads1h Term. Perhaps q square
rug is placed nd ~ senter table, and this
is called . carpets BsktAe 100f & so white,
80 spotless, that were pay U osses oser
its immaculateneis With anythings > Isdeed,
after short res1ence in countries whsre .
certain intimacyts maintained between the
floor and scrsbtfng brush, even to one nc
customed 70 Mid Luxury, the carpet seems
not an untidy thing Like the habitual
black sin neskerchief, against which some
Englishmen entertain such p prejudice, from
dress sGs - ]. a il 10y $ ). - ..sssa,
dawns upon one gradually as not q particu-
larry neat institution! It is all a matter Of
a habit Of Wearing washabls
neckerchiefs induces a. dialike. "a, ~ 6fimy,
black silk one, the habit of walking ON q
scrubah sA1d siay GoeE isdssss. q disliks 70
carpsfs,n Psi u
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-ETH you want to- hsys,apr .Nes of the
looean ia stssn, Just imas ine I'll thousand
hills and four thousand mountains, all
drunk, and chasing one another over newly
ploughed ground, with lots of ltt.le caverns
scattered throusRitfor them to step into
Occasionally. s. wAsE
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CO The world win be Knocked into a
cooked hat, Che cophG ss4es without
Doubt lat least, sud- . tas0phion of the
Second Adyentsts. They. have, again set =
period for the collapsing Of all subiunsry
things-professing to hare discovered the
errors Of their previous calculations, and 70
have finally ascertained. the exact truth.
They regard therccent 6nancial depression
and the prevailing religious excitement ~
signs Of the last days. By thensxt arrival
from Europe they expect 70 hear of the de-.
struction Of the city Of Rome, and this will
portend the copaagration of the world next
summer. s s'zs y ts7@s'''''@
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ca The Philadelphia papers speak wry
encouragingly with regard to the revivd OF
Pbu6i1es ID that oiby The merchants ilthe
South and WSst, who were indebtd to
Philadelphia frIns, have pad up aHsars
much more promptly thsu had been exptfed.
Business is lively, and thousands Of befa.
tives, who have long been idle, have found
Eenployment.
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CT Gov. Deksef lin received wnn1fs.
sion from the Presidenfas Gexernorsf Kan
sas, but he has not been qudIiftd ndcr it,
because to be so, would render thd>aice OF
Secretary of the Territory vacant, nd there
is no provision for filing that butby q new
Eanpointmentb BY tie President. ss
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= PrsceedInss Il Cenns1 Ceuneil. gss
Council CHAMBER,
.. .'7'A G April l6. 1858.

The Council met at 7 o'clock, P. N. p
Present-Aldermen CAsADY, COCHRAN,
HAcG, LEWIS, NYE, RocERs, SHoExAKEE,
and TREYSoR. Mr.. NYE in the Chair.
Minutes Of last meeting read and approx
Mr.. CAsADY, from the Committee on
Claims, to whom was referred the account
of D. 8. jackson, a. City Supervisor, sub
mitted said account to the Council, and
asked to be excused from the further con-
s,deration of said account. The Council
refused to receive the account, and, on, mo-
ton of Mr.. TREYNoR, it was referred back
to the Committee, with instructions to con-
suit the City Attorney in making the settle
meat with Mr.. Jackson.
~ , REsoLrTloSs ADoprED. 30 & &
The following offered by Mr.. CsosRAN:
Resolved, By the Common Council of the
City of Council Bluffs, that the City Engin-
err is hereby instructed to- establish grades
to the various streets of the City, which
have not heretofore had their grades deter
mined, and to execute a drawing or profile
of oil the streets, with their grades, on a
distorted scale, beginning and completing
Broadway FIRST. Then the next most i'm
portant street, and SO on in the same man
ner till the work is finished. and that the
p ole of each street when so executed, be
placed on the City Record, after first being
approved by the Council. 7s ia. .
The following offered by Mr.. LEWIS
Resolved, By the Common Council Of the
City of Council Bluffs, that the City Engin-
eer be and is hereby instructed to re-survey
Harrison street, taking the centre of thu
old alley, for the centre Of the street, max
ing it sixty feet wide. and set hard wood
stakes at the. boundaries Of each lot,s end
stones at the corners Of blocks. 81
The following accounts were allowed:
Oae in favor of Vim. s., Foster;fo sur
veying and plating Madison street SIS 90
One in favor Of r. L. Douglas, for his
written opinion on the title Of Madison Dag
ger to the Mill Race 10 0(
q An ordinance fixing the width and defining
the boundaries of Madison street, was read
a frat time, and on motion of Mr.. TRErSoR
the twentieth rule was suspended, and the
ordinance passed. ~. q. -. ~, ., ~. ,.
This ordinance repeats the ordinance
passed at last meeting for same purpose. =
On motion, the Council adjourned. ~
/" Attest: r. FRANK STREET, rs'
City Recorder. a
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n. i J li..:|
i eo.paay 4 tssssesd persons and 6
$: I !: 7 4; I: \
made, exceed Bose Of the United States
Government in bnount Of rass;pss, ~ =
the result, somebeven thousand souls have
p;apala lisa ~ Y ! s
ing the last six Rars.
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PRENRIPri{S.


OOAt AOV -. 4 III
UtLLs OF EXCHANGE ON ALL TINE PRIN.
QClPAL Cities bought and Sold t3s 3$ ~ rs
Riections made, Lands entered and Warrants locat.
ed western Iowa, Nebraska and Kansas.
toans effected for foreisn capitaiists ON GOOD sr.
ChITY. ~ 55s. 50 Il -, I s E s-gsr-s5-- :,
Farms, Town Lots and unimproved Lands bought and
ID. s5S - - !. a & $50 7
Deposits received and interest allowed. ssai stst
LAND Warrants bought and sold. AsEsl. ii 1
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Corrected Weekly fof the Council BLUM Nosparei BY
PORTER CARTER,
General Auction, Commisston aad Forwarding
" " Aferchants Middle bros6Uay