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by the 18th corps, were engaged on the
left wing, aud reserved for cavalry at
tacks, made several brilliant attacks. The
unusually heavy losses, and the fact that
the left wing of The first army was unable
to make progress on the right flank and
the centre against Volta, led to the re
treat Of the lmperia! Army. 1t BEGAN
early IN the evening, during violent
storm.
AN ENGLlsu ACcoUNr-A co,respon-
dent OF the London Herald saws, so little
dld the French expect a battle, that on
the previous night a message, received
from the King Of Sardinia asking for sup.
port ir case lie should be attacked, met
with refusal, on the ground that an at.
tack by the Austlans was not probable.
Al day break, however, the corps of D.
Hilhers came in sight Of SoIferiro and
was immediately set up by large Aus
trian force and fought desperately. The
Marshal resisted TO the best of his power
aud sent off for support !; but not before
three hours Of dreadful carnage had pass
ed, did NeiIl's corps make its appearance.
The AuStrians were then slowly driven
back and the French continued to gain
ground, heaps of corpses making the fluc-
tuatlons Of the fight.
Tie Austrians were thus slowly driven
out OF Solieruo, but all Of sudden they
made tremenIuous burst forward, and
the French were driven down the hill
They were admirably supported by their
Harry hnwAuor nnl a., 1
commenced once more advancing. 1t was
like hail storm of bullets and balls, and
whole files were moved down by a single
discharge.
In the meanwhile the right and left
wings of the Austrians were decidedly
getting the best OF it. The Piedmontese
were slowly driven back. CanroSert's
corps was also heavily punished, and had
there been skillful general in the Aus
trian army, to collect and concentrate
their forces against n weak point in the
enemYs lines, matters would have assum
ed very different aspect. The French
commander sent forward the Imperial
Guard and Il stroug division of infantry
into the line against the Austrian centre
and succeeded in breaking it. Instead of
bringing Up forces to repel this formda,
bic attack, the supports were sent to the
left and right wings, which did no, need
them. Desperate attempts were made
to rccapture So!'erino, but the French
held it, and presently the Austrian 6ugles
commenced sounding general retreat.
An attempt was made by cavalry to
pursue them, which led to an encounter
between the French Chasseurs and Aus.
trian Huans, in which the former rapidly
put TO the right about. and retreated.
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The CHARLESTON jury CASE We
copy the following from the Charleston
Eoening NeVs, of the l1th:
1--WE learn that Judge Withers tins
morning fined Mr.. Thomas NJ. Hume
$500, for having held conversation with
one Of the jury in the case of the State
VS.. Mitchell, for the abduction Of slave,
and Mr.. Charles E Kanapaux, Deputy
Sheriff, 800, for permitting such conver
sation. Mr.. Hume promptly paid, not
only his own fine, but that of Mr.. Kan.
apaux; the Judge. in common with the
whole community, acquit,ing Mr.. Hume
of any intentional violation of law or
usage; his remark to one Of the jury be-
ing simply the offer Of friendly service
to him, in consequence of his long con
tinement"
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CONTEMPT OF CouRT.-By referring
10 the proceedings of the Court Room on
Saturday morning, it will bc seen that
the case Of the State vs.. Francis Mitchell,
charged and convicted Of negro stealing,
will be carried to the Court OF Appeals.
c. B. Northrop, Esq, one of the counsel
for the prisoner, in urging the appeal be-
fore Judge Withers, stated that he had
heard from reliable source that the ju.
ry had been subjected to outside influence.
Upon his Honor demanding An attiiavit
OF the fact alleged, the sworn statement
of the Shertf's Deputy and Of the Con
stable in charge Of the jury were laid be-
fore the Court. These aflidavits distinct
" declare that unlawful means were used
to induce the jury to arrive at the verdict
they found.
The parties implicated in this grave
charge have been summoned .,o appear
before Judge Withers this morning. We
purposely refrain from broader statements
and comment at present. ChdrteSto"
Courier.
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KINGS MOUNTAIN MILITARY SCHOOL,
We have received from Messrs. Jenkins &
Coward, Principals in this. excellent inst.
tuition, catalogue containing rules, rcgu-
lations and other information connected
with the School. The number of cadets
at this time is lO3. The institution seems
to be in prosperous condition the prin-
cipals, by their indcfatigabIe energy, have
raised it to a very high standard Of excel
Icrce and it is justly considered one of the
best schools anywhere TO be found. We
refer TO the card of Mcs,rs. Jenkins and
Coward in another column.
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MAIL ARRANGEMENTS
July 20, 1859,
CAMDEN NAH"

CAMDEN MAIL.
Due. Monday, Wednesday and Friday, 5 o'clock
4. NJ.
Departs Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday o.
clock, \. NJ.
CHARLOTTE MAIl. ria MONROE.
Due Monday, "Wednesday aud Friday, o'clock
AN.
Departs Tuesday, Thursday ard dS0tWdoy, o.
clock, \. NJ
CAMDEN MAIL wd LIBERTY HILL.
Due Friday, II o'clock, VI.
Departs Friday o'clock, L. NJ.
CHESTER MAIL.
Due Monday and Thursday o'clock, T. NJ.
Departs Tuesday, aud Friday, 6 o'clock, A. NJ.
CHESTERFIELD MAIL.
Due Saturday IL o'clock, \. NJ.
Departs Thursday ; o'clock, J. VI.
PINEVlLhE MAIL.
Due Tuesday and Friday 4, \. VI.
Departs Monday and Thursday 8, A. NJ.
. Persons mailing letters are hereby required
To bring them in one half hour before the time
oc making up the mail. This must he done
to insure their departure by the mex! mall
The mail will close at o'clock, T. NJ.
X. G.. BILLINGS, 7. NJ.
,July 10 1889.
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SHERIFFS SALES.

pY virtue of sundrg wrils Of Fl ia to mo
ID directed, ! will sell before the Court
House door at Lancaster on the first Mon.
day in August next, within the legal hours
of sale the following real Estate TO wit
500 acres of land more or less, whereon
defendant lives adjoining lands Of Robert
L. Gardner, Darling Gardner and Others,
levied en- and 10 be sold as the property of
Alfred Gardner at the suit Of David X. Hell,
ton, for James p. Helton, real plaintiff. !
Also. 500 acres, more or less, whereon
defendant lives and adjoining lands of John
Stayle, a. s.. CoiIey and others, levied on
and TO be sod a. the property Of John II.
Hood, at the suit Of Mary Moore against
Thomas o. and John n. Hood, defendants.
Conditions cash, &c.
HENRY HANCOCK, =. LID.
July ~, 1889. 3tpf$l75 each.
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IT MUST BE A HoAx.-On Friday last
a gentleman Of this District left at our Of.
flee a stalk of corn bearing all the marks
Of having been killed by frost. He stated
that such was the fact, and that he had
n whole field IN the condition. lie said
the corn was killed on Tuesday morning
last This seems improble, although we
think Tuesday was the coolest July day
we ever felt.
Since the above was written, we had a con.
vetsatioD with MIR. Solomon Quick Of the
upper part Of Marlboro District, who in-
formed us that on Thursday morning last,
in the presence of others he scraped the
ice off his corn blades with knife, and
that much Of his corn was covered with
ice.- CheraO Gazette.
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Special Notices.

Common sense rules the mass Of the peo.
pie, whatever the misnamcd and misanthropc
philosophers may say TO the contrary. Show
them good thing let its merits be clearly
demonstrated, and they will not hesitate to
give it their most cordial patronage. The
masses have already ratified the Judgment of
physician, concerning the virtues of Hostel
tcr's Bitters, as may be seen in the immense
quantities of this medicine that are annually
sold in every section of the land. 1t is now
recognized as greatly superior to all other rem.
edies yet devised for diseases of the digestive
organs, such as diarrhGa, dysentery, dyspep.
sia, and for the variouss fevers that arise from
arrangement of those portions of the system
liostetter's name is rapidly becoming house
hold word, from Maine to Texas, from the
shores of the Atlantic to the Pacific. Try the
article and be satisf ed.
Sold by all druggists in the world .N-Sec
advertisement in another column. Ju
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A servant woman, belonging TO one OF
our citizens, was iuvcighled, or crtced,
or persuaded. some months since, to aC
company white man To the North, un'
der very plausible promises. She WAS de
serted III New York, and after muGr sui
frring worked her way 10 Philadelphia,
where she met a Southern gentleman,
who consented. at her earnest cn;rcAte>,
% convey Ter home.
She arrived on Saturday. and mas seen
enough OF life at the North. For obvious
reasons we omit names a: r's"nt, al
though perhaps we have gwen euongl'
to prevent the "gav seducer' rom re,ur'
nius To our city, Charleston Courier.
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PRosPECTs or SLAvERY.-In 4 late
speech at Augusta, Georgia, Hon. 4. H..
Stephens, one Of the most eloquent and
able of Southern men, and who has lately
retired from Congress, replies to a question
as TO what he thought of public sentiment
in regard to slavery "I'hs institution Of
siareryis noW stronger than Il VaS si.rteen
years ago, 'chen Ientered Congress. Moth
ing mprores like H-and il is noO fred
firm and secure ig ns position"
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THE AMERICAN CYCLOFEDIA.-We are
in receipt Of the 9th volume of this great
work, now in process of publication, by d.
Appleton g. Co, New York. The New
York Evening Post, says Of the contents
Of this volume at embraces subjects from
Con- to Edu, or from cough to education
1t will be seen that the whole of the letter
ID is comprised in this single volume
Among the subjects are many of great in.
terest, and which, though brief, may be read
with much profit, such for instance, as Pro-
fessor Lowel's sketch of Dante, Professor
FeltoD's Demosthenes, Kraitzer on the Dan.
ish Language, Cuneiform Inscriptions, ,Nord-
hogs East India Company, and the articles
on Cuba, Deaf and Dumb. Ecuador, Credit
MobiIier, etc. The volume also contains
biographical sketches of DR.. Cox, &. p.
Cranch, William II. Crawford, Elliot Cres.
son, David Crockett, J. F.. Cropsey, Edwin
Croswell, Richard H. Dana, r. II. Dana
Jr., Felix o. c. Darley, Grace Darling, An.
drew Jackson Davis, Charles Henry Davis,
Joseph Denme, De Peyster [Family), s.. q.
Dickson, III. D., bishop Doane, Sydney Do.
bell, Professor Don, Donizetti, Thomas w,
Dorr, Benuet Dowler, NJ. D., John Duer.
w. a. Duer, DR.. Donglison, NJ. D., A. b.
Durand, Edmund Dwight, and Bishop Fast
burn.
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Grlr9rnPbt.
Later From Eur,pe,

HALIFAX, July l2.-The Royal iail
Steam Ship Canada, Capt. Stone, Mas
touched at this port with the Liverpool
mails OF Saturday, 2d inst.
GENERAL INrELLlGENCE. No contl,t
or collision IN arms has occurred in Itak
since the great battle of the cath Of jun
Of which the full accounts are yet to be
received.
The French and Snrdinians had con.
tinued crossing the Mncio without inter.
rup,iou, and their Imperial headquarters
had been placed at NaIiigio.
The Austrian Emperor will remain in
Italy, and will noi return to Vienna to re-.
man, AS had been supposed.
The British Ministry have declared
in favor of "A strict neutrality.
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GLEN ANNA
Female Seminary,
Thomasville, Davidson County, N. c.

Thomasville, Davidson County, N U.
NHIS growing High School is situated on
| the North Carolina Rail Road hours
ride f:om Columbia, =. c. We haze larg;
4 story brick building, with bcaa'iFu! clrui
soil and pure gold water. The hc"ilhinl-
ness of the place iS not surpassed IN Martin
Carolina. Theyflll Session " i'll commences
on the last "Wednesday IN july and close
December 20th. 1889 Spring Session WI
open on the 2nd Tuesday in January and
close May 3lst 1860. THIS sihc cheapest
School in the State of its grade: Our
course is thorough-bo,b SOLID ami orrfa =
mental
Board, exclusive of washing and lights
| SO per month.
English course, S5 to ID per session.
Music on Piano or Guitar 20-No charge
for Instruments Maps, GloJes, Fitei or Ser
! rants
French Latin, and all Ornamental Branch
es, So each.
We hope all pupils will be present At the
opening of the Session SO IA to he c'aSsch y
bat will be received at any time and charg-
ed To the end of the Session Oar corps
of teachers IS complete. For further par
tnulars and catalogues, Address
J. w. THOMAS, Pres. Bd. Trustees
Thumasyille, NC.
July 90 1859, 23-|
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FEMALE PHYaCIANs.--The philadelphia
journals announce the continued success of
the Medical Colleges in that city and else.
where for female students. The young
doctresses are regularly educated, take the
degree of NJ. D., and are said to succeed
well in their professions. Their practice is
principally confned TO their own sex and
to children, and being good nurses as well
as physicians, they are said to be quite pop
ular.
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SoLDIErs OF THE RoLUT:oNARY WAR.
The Pension Olhce happon lis rolls on the
3Oth OF June, 1858, thpamcs Of 253 revo.
lutionary soldies. Ohis small remnant
of heroes, information as been received
that during the succeeding alf year As
went to their long accent, leaving upon
the first day of the presa year 2O7 survi-
vors. The ages of somef these soldiers
are stated to have been from 100 to lO3
years.
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The Charleston Courier says Soferino,
which is now given as the site of the great
battle, fought on the 24th June, between
the Austridns asd the French and Sardin-
ans, will be found nearly southeas: from
Breseca, and distant about twenty miles,
and about the SINE distance southw est
from Vernoa, and near the line of approach
from the latest position Of the Allies TO-.
wards the Mincio at Goito.
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The CataWba Journal .

The first issue of the Catawba Journal
is before us, published at Charlotte ~ C..
and edited by Messrs Britton and Alexan-
deTd IT II to be issued every Tuesday morn
ingr,s a very i"'ge sheet, well filed and ar.
fanged, and is worth much more than the
subacnption price-Sl so par year.
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DEArn OF ca. RonERr CusrrreHAr.-

DEArH OF CAiT. ROBERT CUSNrSGHAN---
Capt. Robet Cunningham, highly respec.
ted citizen of l.aurens District, died on
Thursday last Capt. Cunningham, was the
father Of Col. Iohn Cunningham, of Char.
lesion, and Of Mss Ann Cunningham, who,
as the Southern ilatron, has earned so en-
yiabIe fame Cor her exertions in behalf of
rhe Mount Vernon cause. He was also an
uncle of the Hon William l.. Yancey.
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N O T. I @ E. !.

"E would respectfully inform the cti-
w zens Of Lancaster and vicinity tina.
VI R. ID. L.. q EN-,
Artist from Charleston s. g. has arrived
and taken Rooms at "Odd Fellows Hail.
where he is prepared 10 take photographs
and AmbrosYpes in the latest style.
All are invited to call and see Specimens.
June 29th 20--tf
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DEATH OF Col. Y. p. HRRNDoS.-We
regret to learn that Col. Il. p. Herndon,
Of this pIance, formerly OF Union, died at
Glenn Springs, Tuesday morning, at 5
o'clock. His remains were brought down
to this place on yesterday, escorted by a
Committee appointed be the Bar Of
Union. - South Caroiinian.
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TIE MARKETS.
MOBILE. JnlY |.

HOBIIsE, JUTY ID.
The transactions comprises only 10
bales, closing al II n III for Midding-
The sales of the week l.32T bales, and the
receipts $50 Hginst $40 bales, for the cor.
responding week of 1853.
New YORK, JuIy 10.
The sales of Cotton to-day are 1000
bales. with buovnnt rates Midding Up.
lands. fc. Flour has declined l5 a 3Oc,
with sales of $500 bbls.;
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GEN. S. II. WALKUP-We learn from
the Charlotte papers, that Gen. $. II. Walk
up, of Union, N. G. has finally consented
to become candidate for Congress in op-
position to Mr.. Craige, the democratic can.
didatc. The contest promises, from pres
ent indications, TO be warm one.
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GJt Irhqfr.
LANCASTERVILLE, sc.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JULY 90, 1859.

The WEATHER.-IIasb been excessively
warm for the last several days-warmer By
far than We have had this season A
shower of rain would be gratefully appre-
ciatcd. The crops in every part Of the
District we learn, are suffering greatly fo
rain.
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The VACANT CHANCELLoRsHTP.- wri-
ter in the Southern Guardian proposes the
name of r, b. Boylston, of Wnnsboro, for
the vacancy on the Chancery Bench ; and
correspondent of the Kingstrcc Star pro.
poses that Of n. c. Rich, of Manning, for
the same position.
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Hyneneal.

Married on "Wednesday morning 9Th inst
hv Rev. s. H. Hay. Mr. j. w. McCurry, to
Miss Sallie T.. daughter orc. 4. Mcdonald
Esq, all of Camden
On the 8th instant. Mr.. Samuel Dove
and Miss Susannah Wages, all of Fairfield
District
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NOTICE.

During my absence from home aud the
State, my son Bartlett J. Witherspoon, will
act as my agent and attorney in fact, and
will attend to my office and represent me
officially or otherwise.
JAMES II. WITHERSPOON.
~ Lancaster c. H., July is, 1859.
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Obituary.

UIru, sorn uTt., Mr. John McKain.
in the saith year OF his age. after long pro.
tracted illness, which he bore with great
patience. Mr. Mckain was born, lived and
died in Kcrshaw District, and always bore
the character of an honest upright man.
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TWENTY THOUSAND Wrf@s.-Sir Wal
ter Scott admits that the bate of Waterloo
created in the British empir fifteen thou
sand widows. 1t is probablebat the recent
battle of Magenta has createat least TWEEN
ty thousand widows and sixtNkousand or
phans.
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KooPMANN & soMMERs,

For the purpose Of carrying Oh the gen :
eraI Merchandising business, a, the old
stand of Messrs NJ. Drucker g. Co, at Cam.
den, =. e.
NJ. Koopmnn and l., Sommers, of Car
den, >. c., are the general partners, and T..
Sommers, of Charleston, ). C., is the spe-
ciaI partner.
T.. Sommers, the special partner, has con.
tributed the sum of Twenty Thousand
Dollars, to the common Stock Of the said
partnership.
The said Limited Partnership, commen-
ces on the lst day of July, 1859, and ter
inmates on the first day of July, 1862.
NJ. KOOPMANN,
l.. SOMMERS,
r.. SONMERS.
July l3, l859-22-6m.
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Announcements.
FOR SHERIFF.

The friends of Capt. J. B. COUSART,
announce him n candidate for Sheriff for
Lancaster District, at the ensuing term.
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T E r M S {:
ADVERTISEMENTS.

Will be inserted at the following low rates ::
One square (of Is lines or lcss,) one insertion,
81 or, II continued, 10 cents for the fret in
scrtion, and 80 cents for each subsequent inscr-
ton. c1s- See Fourth Page fer deductions in
favor of standing advertisements.
The number of insertions must be written or
each advertisement, or they will be inserted til
ordered out and charged accordingly.
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RRFERRHcrs

Gen. J. Jones, Columbia, s, c.. ExCioy.
J II. Means, 3uckhead, y. g.; Gen. ID. 2.
Jamison, OrangebuIg, s. c., Col. l. ID. VIII.
son, Society Hill, s. CT Gen. r. G. NJ.
Dunoyant, 96 Depot, >. O.
July 20th, 1859. 23-4t.
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Kings Mountain Military School
YORKvILLE sc.

The tenth session Of this healthily 10.
Gated Institution, will open on Monday, tho
10Th OF August, to continue four months
1erms.--For Tuition, Books. Stationery
&c.-Board, Lights, Washing and Fuel,
$50, payable in advance. No pupil receiv.
ed under twelve or over eighteen years of
age, or who cannot read and write. Circu.
lars containing regulations and full infor.
nation concerning the School may bo seen
at this Office, or obtained by addressing the
Principals at Yorkville.
Maj. NJ. JENKINS,
Capt. A. COWARD,
pYineinaIa q
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Limited Co-Partnership.

WHE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE FORMED
| A LIMITED CO.PARTNERSHlP un.
der the name a nd style of
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c.
DEM VILE & CO.,

DRUGGISTS AND PRESCRIPTEONISTS,
Corner Store Of tie Belo Lnioz and Americas Buidinos
Corner Of Cherry and Church Streets,
NASHVALLEs TENN ESSEE,
EsPEcFFULLY ask their oldI as and customers, and
n = The public generally, call and them their new es
sDshmen Supplied With large and completes Drugs
medicines Dystns, Fancy Goods and all articles kept Drug
stores and constantly in receipt OF fresh supplies Of the same
they eel perfectly confident Of their ability entire salts
Aeon with reference tohoh pcesan qualities their goods
the liberal patronage heretofore 10 the
old urn we hope by prompt attention % business
continuance Of the same.
DEMOVILEE & co.,
= Cornsr 81 Cherry and Church streets
MqR PRESCRIPTION DEPARTMENT..
W is under the supervision Of thorough ACCOMPLISHED
Preserptont and Druggist orders oar bust
es VIII at sl hours, day and night be promptly
filed. DENOVILIF 4 co
KEEDIC1NES, ms ERUMENFS, dcc...We in.
I'VE vite the attention Of Panst cur stock Of Medicines
Chemicals, Surgical and Dental Instruments &C. 4
DEMoVILLE & CO.
DOMESTIC ARTICLES.--The heads Of families
are asked to call and examine house keeping
arces-sueh as Pepper Spice Nutmeg stareh Indigo, &c
$500 III DEM0FILLE & co.
GARDEN SEEnS--In addition to the above they womb
N also invite attention their large assortment Of Fresh
Garden Seeds, Of Landre.h's groWt.i, 1858.
jane im DEMoVTLLE & co.
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RE Ov al.
FuNERAL IND ERTAKER

BIT WIg.EY GRERR 7 ARD SUN1tER STREEES.
VKTHEzSE ne is Prepared 30 Furnish
everything for funerals, both day OF night
Residence No. 25 South Hgh street.
Ps-FuTnture ePsiFe made 10 order in the best style