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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-03-09
NEW SPRING GOODS
TTyHE Subscribers arc now receiving their SPRING
l. STOCK for 1859, which they are offering at
VERY LOW FIGURES FOR CASH {!

TyHE Subscribers arc now receiving their SPRING
Il STOCK for 1859, which they are offering at
VERY Low FIGURES FOR CASH
Knowing the CASH SYSTEM to be fat the best NE
intend to conne ourselves as possible to the
Cash basis. We cordially invite all Cash customers
to call and examine our Stock before purchasing else
where.
Our GOODS has been bought principally for Cash,
and selected with the GREATEST CARE from frat
Class Houses in
New York, Baltimore and Charleston.
So give us call whether you purchase or not
Our Stock comprises every article usually kept in
Village Store, consisting in part Of Ladies' DRESS
GOODS of every style and quality;
American nud English PRINTS;
Scotch Plaid, American and French GINGHAMS; +;
BAREGES and TISSUES of every style;
Bonnet RIBBONS of ovory hue and quality;
DRESS TRIMMINGS in great variety;
Ladies' Extension HOOP SKIRTS
Misses ''
To the HOSIERY, GLOVES and TRIMMINGS
generally we invite especial attention, rs they wero
purchased directly from Importers and at very low
prices.
TO TIE GENTLEMEN,
We say walk in and examine our. Stock Of Gentle
mon and Boys GOODS, which were purchased ex-
prcgsly for those who wish to buy low for Cash.
TO HOUSEKEEPE
We wish to call your attention to our large and we'll
selected stocks of CROCkERY, GLASS and Queens
WARE.
THE FARMER.
We call the attention of the Farmers to our Stock Of
AXES. HOES, CHISELS, AUGURS, SCYTHE
BLADES and STOCKS, TRACE CHAINS, DC.
TO SPORTSMEN-
We have on hand Colts Patont REPEATERS, with
other stylos of PISTOLS, POWDER, SHOT and
CAPS.
TO ONE AND ALL,
We wish to call your special attention to our large
and well selected stock of SHOES, embracing every
variety Of style and quality, which we warrant to
give satisfaction.
Groceries.
We have n full and complete Stock Of GROCE-
RIES, consisting in purt of
New Crop West India MOLASSES;
New Orleans SYRUP;
SUGARS and COFFEE of every quality;
RICE, PEPPER, ALLSPICE, GINGER;
SODA. STARCH, SOAPS Of every quality;
SEGARS and TOBACCO Of various brands.
g.S-Come in and price if you do not wish 10 buy,
10 that you Gun be well posted as regards price and
quality. HUDSON IL COGBUtN.
n. B.-We have u few hundred pounds of fino
Tennessee SHOULDERS we will sell Mt 10 cts to
make room for large lot Of Bacon We ore expecting
to receive from Tennessee shortly. II. c.
Mar 9 II
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A Man HrSG BY CoRpsE.-The Cincinnati
Gazette says that on Saturday night last, body
suatcher who hal stolen corpse from a grave
yard in the neighborhood of that city, which he
had placed in q bag, was hung while endeavour.
ing to get over high fence, the corpse falling
on one side and the body snatcher on the other,
he having placed around his shoulders the cord
by which the sack was shut, and the cord slip.
ping about his neck, choking him to death.
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PRESIDENTIAL NOMINATION.

. The Savannah Republican nominates Gov.
Hammond, and Hon. Rufus Choate, of Massa.
chusetts the former for President, the latter fol
Vice President. To Gov. Hammond it pays the
following compliment:
SIN the first named, we have man fresh
from the people, of strong and original intellect
thoroughly accomplished in the philosophy ol
man and the principles of free government, with
character free from demagogism and unwarp'
cd by the temptations that beset the path Of
the politician and hunter after place. He has
watched closely every step in our history and
weighed its influence upon our destiny in the
scale of political truth yet, he has never sought
to enter the turbid waters snd float upon its
bosom. He has quietly pursued the avocation
of planter, on tho banks of the Savannah,
leaving to others the struggle for place and
popular applause but when his country called
him, he promptly donned his armor and went
to her service. Such man in the first office Of
the Government would right up the country
anew, and give it fresh start in its career OF
glory. Honest and fearless, uncommtted to
the schemes and projects of corrupt political
parties. he would administer the Government
upon the principles of truth and the Constitu-
tion. We believe he calls himself Democrat,
and perhaps, be is allied in principle to the par
ty which that name was once understood to re-
present. He may be better or worse for this,
according to the political optics through Which
he is viewed. lie may entertain sentiments we
do not wholly approve, yet we have confidence
in the man aud feel willing to support him. Of
this we arc sure upon his accession to power
the reigh Of demagogues will come to an end"
OfMr. Choate, it speaks thus:
"Of the second name mentioned, it is neces-
sary that we should say but little Mr.. Choate
resides in distant quarter of the Union, and
has seldom been in political life, yet his name
is known and revered not only in every section
of our country, but in every land where genius
and eloquence have votary or friend AS a
constitutional lawyer, the death of Webster has
left him without superior; while as Senator
of the United States he exhibited an amount Of
ability, patriotism and craftsmanship that did
honor to Massachusetts, and which We look for
in vain in her present and late Representatives.
lie, too, has been aloof from the disrcputable
wrangles, wire-palling, place-hunting and in
trigues of the present day, and has no share or
lot in the disgrace and trouble, to which they
have brought the country. He is eIninently
conservative and national in all his sentiments,
and has ever been just TO the South. A Wing
when there were honor and power in the name,
and a Wing at heart still, though We believe LIE
voted for buchanan. convinced that the contest
was between him and Mr.. Fremont, and that
the country itself was poised on the result"
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THE hoo SUNG,

VENIIS Plant is said to 10 an excellent substitute for
Il Asparagus. have now in store few duzsn
papers q tho seed, and it does hot much to
make ths experiment, would ADVISE those who are
fond Of Asparagus to give the Hoo Sung trial.
Mr. La Taste, of Augusta, says: Having given
the Hoo Sung fair trial, am prepared to say thut
it is really delicious vegetable Az substitute for
asparagus, l consider it superior to that plant"
And Mr.. Dennis Willis, writes to the Northern
Faraer d follows:
az have cultivated for somc time the Hoo Sung
plant which Think worthy of being generally known.
1t is species Of lettuce and may be usrd ps such
when young. But its chief merit is in its being IN
admirable substitute for asparagus. When tho plants
ars nearly ready to flower the stalk is quite tender,
and from half to three fourths Of inch in diameter
and on strong soil sometimes three feet hight may
be cut w and e99ksl as asparagus. The cultivation
is the sls in all respects as lettuce. The soil can
not be to strong-,hc richer the better Sow quite
thin, orthe stalks will be small. 1t will yield ten
times msro the same space of ground than as-
.parsgus;
@f The above, together with full assortment Of
GARDEN SEED, for Snlo by
W. il. HARRISON, Ass
March Q, 1858 If
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BRANDS OF LIQUORS,
AMERICAN A HOTEL,
HAMBURG, 8. G.

HAMBURG, 8. Q.
THE Subscriber returns his thanks to his fri nds
/ and patrons for the liberal patronage ex,erd-
cd to him during the past two years, and hopes %
receive continuation of the same.
For the year 1859 ample preparations will 10
made to- give the best satisfaction to those who
may patronisc tho House.
SERVANTS, orderly and well trained, have
been engaged.
The TABLE will receive the Proprietor's own
attention. and shall bc supplied with the best the
market Of Augusta affords.
The STABLES will be in the charge Of an at
tentive Ostlrr.
In Short kind friends, am going to make every
effort to please you.
&C. CUNNINGHAM.
Hamburg, Dec 81 tt 80
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NEW CARPET STORE.

GO NO LONGER NORTH
G ARP e T I III 6
JUST RECEIVED AND IN STORE
p1cH Velvet crpedng, E@h @ and and American Th,eepFa
h Ensh M Wire Bsa s femp cpstns haIf wool and cotton cocng
English % , Sp GeSis selected expressly for market
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
THOR Halls We select stock thoroughly seasoned
and "a vide (which We will sn % sGs S hs on &C.,
and 81 Floor Oil ~ low % g 81 R5THE s9 |
WINDOW SHADES
WE have of the above Goods gold border
s ] ss % .s s s 2ss Hsss sa s s 'S % sBo; $ a55 % @
5 Is 81 ss sa IND S % 5
VENETIAN CARPETING.
AA n 5 % . Sc southern % are ] s sy the m Public nps s ] %
to sell them at tho fair market value 1.s n,11r prorurR
STAIR RODS.
80 inch sc and inch and II inch autod
80 men " hollow 80, inch XII and II inch silver
s }ass s1a .s s i s is hollow plated Stair Rods
1s%sR Goods JAS @ as5 R5E s DzoTnsE ss g.
DRUGGETS.
for cFunb Cloths s4 Dosgs 81 all B S 81 pRoTGE O.; ia
COCOA & CANTON MATTINGs.
38 pull public S touslass a9a le, white
checked chene striped &c, prices suit The of ALL
IMPORTED RUGS.
t n snd ed' % A9sea 5 @ g Ie; Russ Rugs
INSIDE AND OUTSIDE DOOR MATS
Scotch Cocoa Mats American Cocoa Mats Aan
l:as' .S 'Ss goods fitted and laid
respectfully requested seus look before purchasing
F.; va "' Oe ti' "N BAIL1E BROTHER,
Ne" Carpet ss20' Broad St. JAS e e. s Slh Ban" tasn 1 asn s"'
Augusta, Ga, 1852 ly
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Horns Creek Land for Sale.

TTlHs sub.criber will ofer for salc at Edsehold c.
Il Il, On the first Monday in April next, portion
Of hcrPISE LAND.
This luud lies bruad-sidc to tho plantation of DR..
H. Burt, and also adjoining B. II. Miller, Goorgc W.
Jones and the lands Of the Estate Of Is. aln.an dec
Thu tract will contain between two hundred and
fifty aad three hundred acres-ony small portion
cleared
Thoss dcsirous Of riding over it, will be shown the
land by B. G. Ryan, ut any time. The land will be
surveyed after the sale.
TEms op SALH-One third cash, one third first day
of January 1850, one third first Of January 1861.
The two last payments to be secured with notes aud
two good securities. Titles given when the tOrms OF
sale are complied with.
S. R. GALLMAN.
March 9, 1859 tt
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CINCINNATI, March 8.

Flour active-salea Of 5000 bbls. at IS IS a Sc 25
for April delivery. Whisky 25i cts Mess Pork very
dull. and quotations nominal. Lard-sales of $50
hbls. at lls cts. Wheat advanced . cts. Sugar and
Mol,sses dull, and quotations nominal. New York
.x,b.npe !: Now Orleans I premium.
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NEW ORLEANS. March 2

Sales of Cotton to-day 5000 bale., at II q III cts
Market firm. Sugar steady-6a @ 6s cts. Molasscs
ssI cts. Flour frm-salev 1000 bbls, at S8. Corn
aatiye-sass 1900 bushels, at 50 @ IS cts. Mes.
Pork dull-sl7 IS. Coffee frm-saIes $500 bags at
II 1lScts. Freight on Cotton to Liverpool, 7-l6d
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SLIPPER FOR CHARITABLE PURPOSES

Tho Ladies of the Methodist Congregation will give
SUPPER in the Odd Fellows and Masonic Hall, on
Tuesday evening, the Sth Of March.
Hour of admission, o'clock A. NJ. Price, Ono
Dollar; Children 50 cents
TIE ladic, respectfully and earnestly solicit tho
patronage Of the community at large.
Feb22 1t
aS-The Friends Of Capt. j. D. Griffin
announce him rs u Candidate for DRIGADIER
GENERAL First Brigade of Cavalry, S. C. NJ, to
fill the vacancy occasioned by the resgnstion Of
Brig Gen. PgnRYNAN.
Abbcrille Press and Anderson Gazette please copy
and forward account to this Office.
Mar tt
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Preparatory M 9 die al Glass
o0aavNAD1As $40 Go

]. McF. CASTOR, II. D. & A. N. Talley, N. D.
TTAVING the nucleus of Glass in their Office,
IL purpose to give serics Of PRACTICAL
LECTURES, commencing on the first Monday in
April, aud ending with the last week in July.
with convenient Lecture Room, and ample means
of Hl,.stration. Students will be received either
for this Course, or for the ,ohole Term Of Study.
The exemption Of Columbia from epidcmics rrli-
ders it desirable resort, and agreeable places Of
Boarding will be secured for those who apply from
q distance.
Tickets for the Course, so wv
Fec for Office Pupils, including abore,. .l0oO
Drs. GAsTON g. TALLEY wi risit Medical
and Surgical cases at any point where tue services
of either may be de,ired, and arc prepared to &C.
commoda,e Patients who Como from abroad with
com ortable quarters.
e. OFFICE on Plain street, next to RADCLIFFE
& GuIoNARD's JeWelry Store.
Feb. 23 1859 st
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A Card,

A Card.
WITH the view of making change in our
w business, We will, from this date, sell our
ENTIRE STOCK of DESIRABLE MERCHAN-
Disc at PRIME COST for CASH,
EUT FOR CASH ONLY! :.
Anxious to close out the Stock at once, We invite
all who want Goods CHEAP FOR CASH to gire
us call.
AL persons indicted to the Firm, or to W. P.
Butler, individually, are earnestly requested to
make payment. Neither timo nor inclination will
allow US to delay settlements, and we earnestly
ask the cooperation Of all interested.
BLAND g. BUTLER.
Jan 12 II
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CHARLESTON. Ma,
CHATTANOOGA, March 2.

The market this forenoon, was quiet but firm, With
.es Of 500 bales at prices ranging from 1oi to l2i cs
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-03-09

River in high tide, and boats running with good
f,.rht.. Market price, good, with fair activity
Baeon-Stocks fair; sales of country cured from
the banks ct 9i @ 81 cents hog round Sales Of city
cured at 10 cts.
Lurd.-Sales III ccnts-supply light.
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AUGUSTA, March 4-6 P. NJ.

C,,tou-The sales to-day, SO far as We have had
ported to u.s. were 1877 bales, follow: Stss @ He
Ws heard thsrs sale of very cnice lot ut much
h,h.r figures, but did not obtain tho particulars.
The receipts to-day wero SIS bales.
Tho receipts Of Cutton by the Georgia railroad, dur
ins the m"nth of February. wore lS,44' bales.
,se- The receipts of Cotton the past season. up to
about u week ag". were larger ut Savannah than st
C.rle.tou Now tho increase is In favor Of Charles
t,p BY nearly 1000 bales At this time last year,
,bu rocepts 1t Charleston over $4,000 bales more
thun at Observation-Disclosures
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BOOTS g. SHOES.

YVHE Subscriber has just opened in this Town
4 BOOT AND SHOE ESTABLISHMENT, 10
which he invites the attention of the L:tdies and gen
temsa If the community.
1S-His Stock is NEW and COMPLETE, and his
TERMS, VERY LOW FOR CASHt
R>He hopes tu merit liberal share of public
patronage. y. W. CHRISTIAN.
Mar O.; II 3
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REMOV ED.

JN7E take This opportunity of informing our
w PATRONS and FRIENDS that We have
bought cut TIC interest of Mcssrs. SlBl.Ef &
USHER of this Town, and have removed to The
Store formerly occupied by them.
We return our sincere thanks to tie Planters
generally for the bcral patronage always bestowed
upon us, and will endeavor to continue ~ merit
the sane.
Wien we shall havo the pleasure Of greeting
our old Friends and Patrons at our new location,
they will find US fully supplied with the following
articles:
Superior Java Laguyra and Rio COFFEES;
Stuart's A. &c Powdered q Crushed 81 CARS;
Orleans Orleans and M West India MoLAssHs;
English l'airy CllEESE;
No !, ., 3, Kits and Barrels, MACKEEEL;
Heavy Gunry BAGGlNG;
Bale ROPE and TWlNE;
CanvasscI HAMS;
Tennessee and Baltimore BACON;
NABURGS. STRIPES, >lIlLTlNGS,
BLANKETS and PLAINS;
Negro HATS, 81 0GAAS and BOOTS;
Oils, Turpcl inc, Glass and Whitelrad;
TOBACCO, lnGisn, Madder aud Spices
Every description OF IRON and sTtEL, &c.
Wo have made arrangcnel Is with the most GEL
cbrat-d Disters on the Continent tu supply us
the BEST and MOST CHOICE
BRANDS OF LIQUORS,
That can Ia produced Our future HI and In.
tcntons WILL bc t" Keep rnimpyrr'l ,.ilr long -
tabslcd rcpu alton for keeping tiIr FINEST nli
most PURE LIQUORS eyer u!itrcI in Hamburg.
Our large number of Customers for Wines ani
Liquors Is sufficient suaraItcc that We keep ,hs
puiest Iud best articles in this line.
Our superior facilities for selling Imp rted
Wines and Liquors arc unqucsionanlr, as We ro.
ccive them direct from tile London 'ttkS.
IN OUR SADDLERY' DEPARTMENT,
Will be found New and Fashionable Stock OF
fine SadGlc:. warrrIltcd for durability aud easy
ri,l nc. hl-o, American and knalish Housings
Buggy and Wagon Harness, Bridlcs, Curb AID
Snaillc Bits, Whips, &c &c.
III. II N. Il. SOLOMON.
Hamburg, Jan If So
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COMM RCIAL.
HAMBURG, March 7, 1859.

ffdMDUINV, NIHTcH Z, Ioos.
h Eutton-Gur market has been quite brisk the past
Fesk, And closed With an advancing tendency. The
prices now quoted from to lls; and strictly
huo article would command III.
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NOTICE.-.All persons having any ,?cma,nls
~ again tic Estate nt Levi Hcwb:, ec'..,
ale request d to hand them IT, pro erIy atc>,.d,
by or fore Thursday t!'c 10th day Of MAY, as
intend making final set enei.t oil sail Estttr in
the 0rdinarys Office, at Edeefcid e. H., on that
day. All.those indebted to said Estate are *
peeted t1 pay the same forthwith
join +. EDMONDS, Ad'or.
Fob l6 3m @
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SPRING FIELD ACADEMY.

SFklNG fiELU AGhUEMl1'
A SCHOOL will he opened at III. Spring Field
n Academy on the .Int Inst situated IN tho
vicinity OF Mount Tnbrr Church, uudcr tue super.
in.sadanre Of Mi.s p, 8. DELUACiiE,
She cnrnes ~ III highly Commended m
Teacher M csmpani"r Iur any young Ladies Of
cliiidrcli entrusted " her care
ThosulIulastic year will consist Of ten trntltlRI
which will b. divided into two Scssl"ts Of hTe
months each. Pupils Gill euter at any time, bit
1t is desirable for both Pupil aud Teacher that t!ey
en,er at the beginning Of the year
RATE OF TUITION.
l. Spelling, Reading and Writing 49,. 600
2. Geography, Mental Arithmetic, Read
ing, Writing &c.,. .2o,Co
8. English Grammar, Geography, Histo-
ry, Practical Arithmetic, &C.. 90
4. Philosophy, Ancient History, Alge. - -
bra, &c.,... .5o,oo
P.S-The above Academy has been recently
erected in this neighborhnoi, and any one wishing
to patronize US can obtain board on reasonable
terms, convenient 10 the Academy. ANY one send
ing their children to our School, will undoubtedly
find it to their advantage, az wo are determined 10
have good School
Al sMYLY, p
j.. COGBuRN,
j. ~ DLAN'y
G. WARREN, s
NJ. D. WEVER.
Feb. %, 1859 If
NOTICE-.All person having Claims against
IN the Estate of H. R. Spaun, deceased, are re-
quested to hand them in, properly attested to the
Undersigned; and those indebted to said Estate,
will please pay up at an early date
JAS, A. D0ZIER, Adm or.
Jan, 90, 1858 u 3
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CA N DID AT e s


--sS--
For ShcT:r1n.
w. W. SALE,
WIN. QUATTLEBCM,
LEWIS JONES,
II. BOULWARE,
LEWIS COVAR,
For Clerk.
S. HARRISON,
WILLIAM L. STEVENS,
LEWIS COLEMAN,
JAMES SPANN,
ROBERT d. BRYAN,
JACKSON COVAR,
F. NJ. NICHOLAS,
EDMUND PENN,
-->s<--
FOR Tax Co11cctoE.
JOHN C. LOVELESS,
STARTLING TURNER,
NJ. w. LYLES,
c. A. HORN.
T. J. WHITAKER,
TlIE0PHILUS DEAN,
CHARLES CARTER,
ClIAS. N. NAY,
-%s$-
FOR Ordinary.
J.P. ABNEY,
D. L. TURNER.
VIZ. DURIs0E,
DAVID E0DIE,
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NEW YORK, March 5.


Sales Of Cotton to-day $500 balos, at advancing
,r;c.,: Mi,ilins UplandSl7t cents. Flour buoysnt;
i.,, 81 900 barrels. Wheat active, with sales OF
GO 200 bushels. Corn improving sales of 900 bush
sls-mixed S7 and yellow IS cents. Spirits Of Tur-
neutiue frm, at SO cts. per gallon. Rice 6rm.
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CAUTION.--Stole from me on the night Of
~ the 2lst OF February, a SMALL TRUNK,
having in it SIS,i 0 in Cahh, and some Notes Of
hand, ono OH l.. ] Miles for S2Si one On E'dred
Randall fur $780, one on Eidred Randall ior $Zo /;
one note on George Turner and others for $l05 co.
payabe tho frs, day of October 1869, and ono
other n,ts On George Turner and others for sl0S,
payabe tho first of October le60-boh OF the
Notes endorsed by John Seiscr.
forewarn all persons from traiing for the above
Notes. AmoS LAHphuM.
Mar3 SG'
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CL0UDSVILLE ACADEMY.

ObO OOO 41bA IShoh4h
THE Exercises of this Academy were re,umed
l. on tile 1T inst, uuder the management Of
the Subscriber.
The Scholastic year will he divided into two
s ssions of five months each.
Rates of Tuition for the Term Of 10 Months.
First Class-Spclug Reading and Wri.
ting, $500
Second Clnss-Ari.hmctic English Gram.
mar and Geography, 1000
al and Natural Philosophy, $500
Tho above Academy is situated It miles East
of the Pine House.
send il your boys at once. You shall receive
full value for your money Nome need entcr un-
less they inend to submit to close application and
strict discipline. D. F. LOVELACE.
We, the undersigned patrons. take pleasure in
recommending tie above Sclool to liberal share
Of public patronage.
A. HORN,
q. NJ WEVER,
Z. P. II. KIRkSEY,
s. MCDANIEL,
r. NJ. HOLS0NBACK,
J. H. SWEARESGIN,
WM. T0NEY.
Feb l6 3t# 6
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STEAM WILL NOTICE !--Fvum and
- after Monday 7th of February next, Monday,
Tue day and Wednesday of each week will bs
assigned for Saving Lumber at my Stenm Mills; !;
and thursday, Friday snd Saturday for the erin.i-
ing OF Grain, until further notice.
r. 7. MINIS.
Jan 12