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Moore, Wilstach, Keys & Co,
25 WEsT FOURTH sTERRKT,
~ (yTN(lTN RfsAf1VV

I1IPoRTIsG srAII9NRAs Of 1Iel.oraI-
ii dun Pass, aud Hnk Books, % ~ styles, Bhie Print
efs JobbsEs, and Medical Book Publishers great
pleasure In soliciting the attenon % WeSrn BlFers
eles above indeated fey odsr toE Cash and elioFEe
Buyers, Who VEL - DO lires half bound
al styles. 2ys qairs Dei HEnk Books, sJoH quEes Ne
diu blank Books, 500 qulfel fnarfo Dlanss go gross
Lad Peneusleiehhardfs, Fahefs, ana cher IlakeFs
9oo eToss best Steri pSrt tfoa 95g EoPS
sanas. so deE States, a st.es 70 gre. Wedding EHYe
oPss nyeopes an slss - TO kaEilsh IEeaslEy
PERI 8 EnEilsh Drawing Papers Gap Pa
peFs; 500 letter PapETS; 900 Ban Papers
syie; fs5n0 Note PdpeFs: ComheTefai IettF,
PaekEt ete ete 100 don. Boos Hank Notes AID DFafs
ormss 80 doE Portfolios, AIQnnas. and BanEers'
oasesi y copgis Prelses 3 soodoz Copy
Ihis e ne plaee t9pHrease u tins East
MOORE, WILEIACH. RHfB q CO.. 10
naTl . West FouFth 81, CinrinnatI.
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ON and amer Monday, Dec. 81 lS57 trains viii
SlfOnOws: s4 5.5,{.. 500 s7e - il
LEAVE CLgvEL.IND:
q ~ Ct Pittsburgh atT;S5 pm, and bridgeport At
7;2OP d. sFe ~ ,r 80 -rHf
~. LEAVE PITTSBuRGu:
$3.50 A. NJ Express Train, stops at all regular stations,
ass n-.g (P0Tt Homer, SlOans, and Deep Hun fIas
iag0 Stations for this train,) arrives At Bridgeport
285 p ~ Mail Trbin stops at an way statiops New
l f Salisbury, Suminityile, Hanover, EaBt ROehts-
ter, MOultrie, Winchester, Lima, EaTlville. Bed
ford and NeWhursh Tag stations fer this
Bridgeport NJ, 1870 p n. igiae ftf Ii1it
.s r-. LEAVE. BRIDGEPoRT: -t qssat
$500 A ~ Mall Train, stopping all regular stations, arrives
80 ~ atPittsburgh 6t T:l6 A M.
2Z4 p. NJ Express Traln stopping at all regular stations,
r. g1f lDsep Run, sloans, Port HomeF are a4g sta.
tiohs for this train arrives at atPittsburgh at I;25
I VI. itteP u andHt Cleveland 'at as80 p II. il ist
40 p NJ Fast Express Train, stopping At all regular sta
- tions, arriving at Pittsburgh At 9:l0 P NJ
But train from Bridgeport to Cleveland day-eayes
.ConnecGiOnHs u
Connections are ae by ali throuEy trains follows;
AtOeYelFnd with trains for Toledo Dero, Chicago md
the As9 for ErS, Dunklrk' Buffalo, Niagara
and Dellar with the steubeuvilIe Iudi
and Central Ohio RailroRds, CAds OoShOcOn New
ark BaTnesYie, Z9nesYe Wimington Lancaster, COlunl
At Wheeling, with baltimore Ohio Railroad, for Cum
berland, Harpers Perrs Baltimore and Washington City.
Local and Through Tickets be purchased at the vari
Offices the lhe also the Union Ticket 0iee OPP
poste the LeYee, Wheeling, Va and At the Unlon OrG,
81 Superior ST., Cleveland, Ohio i ~. i5s s-
Transportation OMes, o APR Ri C.B GoRHAM,
Cleveland, Dec. IS, 1seT 3 Mast Transportation.
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MASONIC DIRECTORY.

ohio Lodge NO 1OI,--Meets a, Masonic HAL,
corner Market aud streets the rA and third Mon
dayeveulngsOf OF each month G. W. siarTs, W. NJ Ats
aNier LdsgAtia, Secretary.
Wheeling Lodge Ne. 12SS Meets as above on
thecst and third Thursday evenings sf each month. r a.
sGkS'LIxaER, w. NJ S ". Pedyson, Secretary.
NheelinE Union Chapter Ne. 10-Msets as
above on The seeoHd Monday evening of eashmonth W.
hSOrr, HIP; S. ". PsGrsoa, Secretary.
wheeling EaeamPmoat No. I.-Meets as
above on fourth Monday evening eaeh month. W.
H'tEs, a C., a. Lorfn0. ResOrder.
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RATES BETWEEN PHILADRLPmIA AND PITTEBURGH


FIRST CLARs-BOots, Shoes, Hats and rai
Caps Books Dry Goods (n box, bales pO- pr 1OO n
and trunks, y DruRs, lin boxes and bales) - -
Feathers, RuFs, ...--.J laE- -+Hl
SECOND CLASS Domestic SheetlnE,
Shirng and Ticking, (n original baIs n. . 1H0 m.
Drugs (iu easks,l Hardware, Leather, 1922 ~ -
lin rolls or bOxes)WoOl and sheep Pelts
Eastward. J .t
THIRD CLAssAAnvils, Steel, Chains lin
Hemp SasTo and FSF saitsa per 100
ed, Except cigars reut) &c. &c.
ROUlETH OLAsS-C0Gee Fish Bacon Beef attA ..-H
and Pork Gin casks boxes, vastWaTd) m, . 1oo M
Lard Lard OH, Nails, SOda Ash, Ger ~ - - -
man Clay, Tar, Pitch, Rb6n, &c. ~. -
FLOUR,-Sl, per bbL until further notice.
GRALIn loads 45 cents per lDO lbs, until further
notice.
farther notice. f.te -
~ In shipping goods from any point east Of Phiadsi-
Gtroad All Goods consigned 70 the agents o. this road
Of Philadelphia or Pittsburgh, wiz De Forwarded VitOut
detention,
RREiaHT AoENTs-o z Eyans, 81 Klby street BOstOn ?
Clarke, Astor House, and No William street, and John
eDonAld No Battery Place, NsWYoTk Pierce &CO ZaneG
Vile, o; Irwin 20, and Springman Blown Onennat o.
B o Msdruu, Madison, Ind Dumesrtls Bell : Co, and
Carter JeWett, LOusytIle, KY; o'Rey Co, Evans
vile, Ind; Sass Sc Louis, MOI Harris WoTmley Co,
Me nphIs, Tenn; Leseh Co, 6heagO IN; Glass, FoIt
Wayne Ind; Sneedsr, Phila; MagTaW KOOls, Balli
more; D A steEart Pittsburgh
3 lif II. II. HUSTON Gen1 FFeigh Agent, Phlad-
iy1yl HI LOMBAERT, Supt., Altoona, Pc, lH
FREIGHT DEPARTMENT.. 7iA
-s. E=4 sz= =1l-il - gr
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SEWING MACuINRs.

HAVE the Agency for ExeeEiOT seUinS MaehIneF: pri
$50, OF S9,OO Can't seen At NY UsTeh6use, South
Market In operation Saturday hol u 90 12 o'eass
ugl 6EO- WILSON
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lSos4e6.ta I3if9ru@ ui ie3Is5Es Hr5 .f1So'6TS.
lf9 sl.s.SE5E7sz.zSs.I!E7ass..s.s.i . .
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROADI
WINTER ARRANGEaiENT-on and after Monday, De-
TIIES FAsF MAIL TRAIN leaves the Passenger Station
every morning. sxsept Sunday, p g o'sl0e RttaeRFsh
THR REXPREsSTRAlN leaves the station every evening,
Rt 9AQ. ls 5oi4 +. fFtt ll,,.t III .afi I
The JOhnsoEn Accomoda atcn train leaves Pittsburgh
daily, except Sunday, 80 o'clock, stong q All
stations, aud running far O0nenIapgh. First Aeon
Oasto9 Train fSr Turtle cf:ss HslsEs lsRyss a t5
Train fer Igrtis Greek leayes. leaves daily, Sunday
SsP.sd At 80 p m, The Third Train fer
Returning Traius Pttsburgh Foli6Ws-Rx-
gEsssi Il iSa e T. 81; b. sT e
Second Accommodation IL ~ Third AeeommOdHt0n, elO
Trains for BIaFsvle and Indiana, connect Bairvs
Intersection with Mall Train East Express train West and
Pittsburgh and COphellsve TFans stopping at all sta
tons the Ptsbgrgh and Road leaye daily
press Train, 3St ReturnnR Trains from Fittsbargh
aud ConnsllsVe Road arrive At Pittsburgh SIS a n aud
The travelling public VIII greatly their interest
in going East West, 70 travel BY the Pensytvaha Rail-
passed ON any other route As the road is baasted with
stone and Is entrs free from dust can promise safe
y, speed and comfort, 20 All Who may favor with
Pare to NsusY York SIS 90
e1g =" " philadelphia ~ "
t' Is =. LaucasteF. so
baggage checked all Stations the PennsylVania
Railroad, and Philadelphia Baltimore and New York
Ten Gents in addition 70 the Station fOn STA
tions where die Company has NO agent. ,.,..5l5
responsible for personal only, aud for
amOuutnot eScesflIng SlVy. 1.i .7T5 .stt !.
convey PasssngeFs Baggage 70 and from the Depot at
charge exceed IS cents for each passenger snd bag
gage, Fs; Tf,t... .1,,y 70 5srp,rA NJ, Agent, ''
to' t''As AZ the P. r. 3. Passenger station,
1Nnl d It Liberty and Grant RfG itfah1a----
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d TRANSPORTATION Tl
Cleveland, PITTSBURGH & Wheel.
- h9ae' ing Railroad. z24
m and amer Monday, Dec. 81 1851, trains Will

55.z
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DAILY, per annum. S9' NJ
TRI.WK1KLY, per Rnnuin .. '0 S2'00
WEEKLY, per Ginun go. SA'VV
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ODD FELLOWS DIRECTORY

Virgtnius lodge No. 3.-Meets every Thursday
venng the Hail. corner Market and Monroe streets
JAHrs W. MooaE, n. o.; B. N Carr, Secretary.
Franklin Lodge No. 13.-Meets as aboTesyery
Monday evening. J. J. FRENcu, N. g.; ". p Nc
Hs'rsy, Secretary.
wm. Tell Lodge No. 3:s.-Meets above eve
rs Wednesday evening. WlLLIAM HElTER, N e.i 'toh"
SGtnds, Secretary.
Wheeling Lodge No. 59-Meets every Monday
evening at the Hail. corner Market and Quincy Streets
T. MoxAoAx, " G.; Joha z7o6u,1s, Secretary.
PauOIn Lodge No. S2.-Meets as above every
Friday evening. A. A. sNrrli, n. G.i ". ". RlaaeAord
Secretary. -lrr7ff-.sr
Abraua,s EncamPment No. 1.-Meets At the
Ra, corner Market and Monroe streets, the rstandth
tuesday evenings of each month n. G. MARsH, o. p W
y. BLuaeLard, Scribe.
VIM. Tell EncnmPnent No. 32.-Meets as
Above the seeOnd and fourth Tuesday evenings Oteash
nouIh. lTExar KuRrL, o. p; CRds. LtReh, Scribe.
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gt them.
Correspond writing for publication, viii please VINE
only one side of the paper ,,,.a SO
n prompt attention to correspondents than
..y might otherwise receive
CHURCHES OF w WHEELING.
For the information of visiting the city, pub
m tie following list the different Churches and their
e and place of mgetng. If there any mistakes, We
vllmake the necessary CORE cten with pleasure;
~ Nutt.qr's Eiiscopdlida, Corner Monroe and Byron
Streets Rev E. T. PEKKlNs, EectO morning services A0
clock, evening, s4a
S. oh's EptscopaIian Main street, between First and
second Centre Wheeling Rev. j. H. SNiTl, A. Nj Rector
Ssrrlers-Moruing 103<; afternoon 81; night ~
FYr.t EresLyts,ius REV H. H. WEED, Pastor, Fourthst
stpesn Monroe and
Second PreSOytsrtaR Webster street. between Main ana
Market Centre Wheeling services morning and evening"
TAird PresIerid1r, Filth street, between Chestnut and
r,ert ,ts south Wheeling Rev. WOODS, Pastor, servi-
CrI morning and evening. d-1
Fourth FresJyte,IGm, Pastor, Mainstreet
stvssn Washington Adams ss services morning ana
evening.
Fourth street 8fetAodtst Episcopal, Rev. J. E. WILSON,
Pastor Fourth street. between snroe and Quincy services
morning and evening. h.se
ycrL Street Nehodist Episcopal, Rev "A A RpoEn Pastor
corner Market and North sts North WhetlnE services
morning and evening.
CGaplias Street Hethodist EpfseopdL, Rev. i. b. MOS
Eor PASTOR ChApne street. between First and second
Centre Wheeling; services morning and evening.
South Wheeling II. z. Church, Rev: A. sThVEss'
Pastor; services morning and evening,
Whtelin0 IsLasd CAttpet Wheeling Island' Rev. J.
WILSON, Pastor. -
Ctrnan Mttkottst Episcopal. Reyo. HrlwIo, Pastor,
Chane street, Webster and Third Centre Wheel
y. James Cathedral, Roman Catholic Rt. Rev. BISHOP
n. v wHrAx Fifth street, corner Of HamPdeni services
morning aud afternoon,
Associate Re,or4ne REV. j. T. MccLua1, Pastor, corner
OtNakst and servIcesnorning and
Dicile's Market street, between Webster and Third.
Centre wheeng services 1OX in the mOrning, and TX
evening
EraTgeltcul Protsstat Rev wN. nK1yrR, Pastor Clay
rect, above sixth, East Wheeling.
Zion ErdnVelicat L,sttertan, Rev. P. znnnLERaANr
Pastor Market street. between Webster and Thrd Centre
Wheeling; services morning and evening.
riAL Synagogue, Quincy street, between Market and
Main. o - a56 -
Gttuu. Protestdat Union Kall, Main street, between
Monroe and Quincy; services 104 morning.
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nc CORRESPONDENTS,

LETTERS concerning subscription advertising or other D.
of the Intelgenoe should be addressed 10
PrOprttOrs .,-.-, -, a.. ,,.,s,
,aou the Editors, jointly or to either one
CtTespOndents writing publication, viii please write
only Gu one side of the paper.
An observance the above rules will greaty oDhse
n secure prompt attention to correspondents hah
~ might otherwise receive.
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CannectIona.
r. Winter Arrangement.
s1gss -

..,.. -zTRANsPORTATIoN OFFICE B. 4 .. =. R., u
MHERLlN0 STATION, Nov. Jih, 1851.
N and after Sunday EysnnE, nov sth, the PASSENGER
" will this station daily ht $40 a. M 4:lO
p NJ. and 10 P. NJ, Wheeling time The Accommodation
aiII Except sundays) $40 NJ, win receive and dis
charge passengers At all the principal stations between
Wheeling and Cumberland. The Accommodation train 10
discontinued East end OF road.
This Express train daily At 4.4 p viii receive and
discharge passengers etthe iOOyiug stations only Ben
wood, MoundsVIle, Cameron, Burton, Bsntons Ferry,
FalrmOAt, Fetterman Grafton Rowsburg, Piedmont, Cu
berland 12 Water Station Johns Run, MarttntbuF
Harpers Ferry, MOnocacy, SykeSYllle aud Washington
Junction The Mall train daily, Except Saturday 10
p , viii receive and discharge passengers 1t all the prin
cipal stations. f.. frtf rr ~ sl8af -lis
The trains will arrive follows: Mail train M, Ex
press train 1915 A. NJ, Accommodation train, from Cum
berland, At 6:S6 p. M Wheeling time. qi
- w. G. woODsIDR, sup't.
move J. b FORD, Agent.
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PENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD

TINE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the ATTAIN
u cities with Western, HOFth-WesteTn, and South:
Western States by continuous ReWay direct This road
also Pittsburgh with daily line OF Steamers 70
all ports on te western Rivers Cleveland and San
dusky with Steamers to all ports on the North gStsrn
Lakes; making the direct, ehegpea and refttbte
route by which FREIGHT be forwarded 70 aud from
the GFedt West -clis l-f.-1 +I f.i ~
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of Main and Quincy streets
Entrance from Quincy st. l
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CAROLINA. HO TEL
HrANGBvgR@s So 60

VVHE Proprietor of this well known and popu-
Il lar HOTEL takes peculiar pleasure in an
nouncing to his friends and the travelling public
eeneral that this House is open for the reception
of company, and that his whole e-.crs.es will I've
put into reuusition to crafty the wants of each
and all who may favor him with their patronage
Tie House has just been thoroughly repaired,
and The Rooms and Furniture Put in excellent COLI
dition for tue s ring an summer season.
NV Tallc will be furnished with tie best that
ca, bc had, alu. presided over by ole skilled in
the culinary ,leartmcnL-ami in short, every thing
requisite to crafty tl.r taste OF the cpcurcan will
be Surpl,cd in abundance. The servants OF the
q ,R0LINA I:0TEL are noted for their polite and
attentive character, and are ever in atrndancc to
obey the wishes of my Guests.
New STABLES have recently been built, which
arr cnnmolin,,s and cornp!uIc, and Horses left in
nv care will receive kind and careful treatment.
thankful for past encouragement and patron
are, Respectfully socita continuance of thu same.
JOHN A. MAYS.
sg" The travelling community are notified that
they and ,cir baggage will he c"nvryc'l, at mo
mcnLS warning, without charge, to tllt aroina or
Georgia priuts. j. ~ NJ
Hamburg, May 8 'S1S II III
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-11-10

TIME VIRTUES OF JACOBS CORDIAL arc too
i we'll known to require cnconiiums.
1st IT CURES TIE WORST CASES or DIAEEIIEA.
I'd. ir crIEs THE woEsT FoEMs of DlSESrEEY
81. IT CURES CALIFORNIA or MEXICAN DiAgEiItEA.
4th. IT RELIEVES TIE SErEEEsT CuLIc.
. 5h. 1T CURES CiIn.gEA MUETrS.
9Th. IT CURES CHOLERA l%FASTrM.
Iih. IT CURES PAiSFr! MESSTECATiuS.
Sh. IT RELIEVES PAIN IN BACK AND L"ISs.
9Th. IT coUXTEeAcrS NEgvolsS ESS AMI DISP0SpESCY.
Iwh. Ir RESTORES IRREGULARITIES.
llih. IT MSrEIS GLOOMY AND HfST:EIcAL FEHLtSGS
18th. It's An ADMIRABLE TONIC.
few short Extracts from Letters, Testimonials, &C.
81 have used Jacobs Cordial in my frny and have found
most efficient and in my Judgment, valuable remedy
lion. llll.iM WARNER,
Judge Of Supreme Courl, Georgia"
gives me pleasure in being able recommend Jacobs
Cral my personal experience, and the experience
of ms neighbors and friends around me, is sufficient guar
antee for 10 believe il I" be all that purports to bc, Viz
a 'o' ''''A''' ''~'''' wM. II. UNDERWOOD
Formerly Judge Of Superior Court, Cherokee Circuit"
~ take great pleasure in recommending this invaluable
mc,licime to oil afflicted with bowel diseases, for which be-
licvc to be sovereign rncdy-ccidedy su riOr 3 my
'''''e A. a. GAULDING,
Deputy G. NJ. of the Grand Lodge of Georgia."
81 have used Jacops Cordial in my family and this, with
a hear il remedy by those who have tried it.,
induces me to believe that stands the head of every pre-
partition Of the kind and would recommend its use in tho
''S''l,'' w. "'''>'' : : MILES G. DoEElNs,
Cashier Of the Eank Of the State Of Georgia. Griln.
"lf there IL any crcdbiliy in human testimony jacobs
Cordial stand rceninen, above oil other Preparations
for the cure Of Bowel Diseases From the OF testimony
in It's favor coming in from a quarters must be far
In advance. curative agent, Of most not a other
natpnt preparations. A. FLEMING,
caal,;rr Marine and Fire Insurance Bank tirifin.r
"This cfici remedy Is travelling into ctbrty fast
Ronap0rte pushed his columns into luSia and ginning
commenda.ion wherever used "GeorgH Jyer~onion Aay
18Th, 1853.
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
Sept %, 1858 ly 81
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CHEAP FAMILY GROCERIES

THE Subscriber is now receiving and opening
i VERY CHOICE STOCK Of well selected
OCERIES,
To which he bcgs leave to invite the attention of
Planters in want of Choice Supplies. He may be
found in the Block cf Buildings formerly occupied
by GEORGE ROBINSON as Hardware Store.
My course will be to adopt the old motto,
"A uimblc Penny is better than Il
Slow Shilling ~
Ny Stock will consist in part Of the following ar
clcs:
St. Croix SUGAR;
New Orleans, old process, SUGAR;
=" new " do
S:uart's a. g. ana C.. Soft do.
' (A) Crushed do.
I" Powdered do.
Sugar House SYRUP;
New Orleans do
Cuba MOLASSES;
Old Government Java COFFEE;
Rio d.. superior
English Dairy and r"sLen CIIEESE;
Choice Old RRANDY and Holland GIN;
Jamaica and New England RUM;
John Gbsun's Xxx and NIX;
Reetified and Tennessee WHlSKEY
CONFECTIONARlES and PICKLES;
MACkEREL., SALMON and SARDlNES;
Superfnc FLOUR. &c. &c:
A Fresh supply of ORANGES and APPLES;
Together with many other articles too tediuus to
mention. TIIOS. KERNAGHAN.
P.S-Also fresh supply of No. and 2
MACKEREL in Kits, and Bbls;
Buckwheat FLOUR. No. /;
Fine Spanish SEGARS;
MACCARONI; ClTR0N; and CRACKERS;
25 Bbls Fresh Thomaston LIME;
Tx.
Hamburg, Oct. 10 ly
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A CARD.

FROM the above Card, it will be seen that We
Il have taken charge of the SALUDA HOUSE,
and hope by strict attention to business and to the
wants and pleasure Of those who may have the.
kindness to stop with us, to win the confidence and
secure the patronage of the present friends of the
House. as also the public generally. We intend to
DISCHARGE OUR DUTY as faithfully as We
can, and STRIVE 10 please our patrons.
s. A. FOYT,
G. L. C0VAR.
Sept 15 If 36
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Money Wanted and III st be had!

rTNO those who have patroniseI me so literally
j during the past year retn my thanks; !;
but then don't know that 1 shdd be so thank.
full after all, unless those who te indebted will
come forward, in very short tic, ana pay up
Those of my customers who ingipe that sell
my Groceries on credit merelbr the sake of
having q large amount owing to e, arc certainly
mistaken. My means would nofarrant such an
idea; even if my desires were sinclincd But
gentlemen, NOW WANT MdEY; and you
whom have credited, withou doujtng your
ability or inclination to pay, nov appeal to for as
sistancc. Pay me my dues An$hat you do, do
quickly. E. T.|AVIS, Agt.
Oct. 13 If 40
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Cherry Bounce and COrdials

T>HE Subscriber has just received fne supply
i of SUPERIOR CHERRY BOUNCE AND
cordial, which is most delightful drink and
get a dozen bottles or so, as it is going of Hike
''hot cakes" W. Z. LEGG.
July IA tt ~
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sALUDA HOUSE.

HAvING disposed Of my interest in the sA-
IL LUDA HOUSE, to Mrs. S. A. HOYT and
CHARLES L. C0VAR, I return my warmest ;
thanks to my friends and patrons for their past
liberal encouragement; and earnestly bespeak for.
my son and daughter continuation of that gene
rous patronage. have every confidence in their!
capacity 10 take charge of the House.
LEWIS C0VAR.
Sept l, 1868. ~. Z J.
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Dis sol Il t i o n /!

rgNIE Firm Of II. l.. CUNNINGHAM g. co.
/ was dissolved "ll the 2ni inst, hy mutual
cons+rt All persons having demands against us
will present them fmr payment All those nlehl-
cd to us are respectfully socill Ia call and settle
rs early as possible as further indulgence will not
he given. IL. l.. CUNNINGHAM y w.
Hamburg, AuI 4, 1853.
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CLOCKS! CLOCKS! CLOCKS!
AND NO MISTAKE.

NALL TT. II. CANDIES and examine the
" best Clocks ever introduced in the Southern
market. A new style, entirely plain, pretty and
substantial Warranted for ten years if we'll used.
Edgefeld, Oct 13 If 40
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TO the Public,

TTAvING sold tut cur entire interest in the
IL firm of IL. l.. Cunningham X Co to our for
mrr partner MIR. HENRY SOLOMON. We take
pleasure in recommending him to our old custo-
mers and friends We are thankful for the liber.l
pat, onagc we have received, and solicit conLinu
sncc of the same for our successor.
H. L. CUNNINGHAM,
G CUNNINGHAM.
Hamburg, S. c., Aug 1, Ss. CmS2
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GOLDEN sYRUP.--I am rrc wing
" few Barrels Sugar House GOLD IN SYRUP,
superior article for family use.
Also, new Cheese. Goshen Butter, Picked Beef
and Pork, Smoked Beef, Dried and Smoked
Tongues, Canvassed Hams
8. E. BOWERS, Agent.
Hamburg, Oct 25 If AZ
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Money Wanted,

A LII those indebted to pe either by Note or
~ Account, are hereby INFORMED that am
very much in need of my dues, and am expect
ing them, one and ALL to pay up their respective
dues, in very short time. Do my friends, don't
disappoint me. j. +. G. SETTLE.
Oct 2I 2t* AZ
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DURE MISSOURI WINES.--spark-
L ling CATABA, CABINET, and other brands
of the Missouri Wine Company, can be had at
S. h. BOWtR', Agent, Hamburg, who is tile
sole Agent for that Company
Hamburg, Sept l If III
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NA1gooda99ono 83h9m9
TO BE DRAWN
EACH SATURDAY IN NOVEMBER
APPROXIMATION PRIZES,

5,fs5 Prizes amounting to-.
Whole Tickets $40, Halves SIS, Quarters $3.50.
~ Circular showing the plan Of the Lotteries will be
sent TO any desirons Of receiving II.
Certificates Of Packages will be sold at the following rates
which is the risk:
Certificate Of Package Of ten Whole Tickets $50
Certificate Of Package Of ten Half Tickets
Certificate of Package Of ten Quarter Tickets
Certificate Of Puckage Of ten Eighth Tickets. .1O
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LOOK OUT FOR THE CABLE

H am now receiving some of Cyrus w. Fields
g. Co.'S. best LETTER and BILL PAPER, for
sale low. -ALso-
The best old BR ANDY and PORT WINE, bottled
by Messrs hanback, g. Cooper, before adultera-
tion, for medical purposes, which has become the
order of the day.
Call in and examine my we'll assorted Stock of
Brandies and wiues and all other kinds of Lii
quo, Brands, &c.
feel assured can give satisfaction bo'h in
quality and price.
Bill made out with dispatch,- without defect in
Goods Or Paper.
g. E. BOWERS, As't.
Hamburg, Oct. ~, 1858 If 4O