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The State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

Il ~ VI - Z = II ~ ~ y " 1O
IN ORDINARY.
VNTHEREAS FRANCIS THRAILKILL, Ad-
w ministrator of the Estate of John Thrailkill,
deceased, has applied to me to have the Estate of
his intestate settled, and it appearing to my sat-
israction that the following tpeleddants reslIs
yond the limits of this State, to wit: Matilda kitch-
ems, Morgan Thrakill, William Thrailkill, Jona-
than Thrlilkll and Nancy Raterree.
It is therefore ordered that they do appear in
the Court OF Ordinary at Edgefeld Court House,
on Monday the 9th dny Of April next, or their
consent to the same will be entered on record.
Given under ny hand and Seal Of Office, this
tho Tth January 1860.
". F. DUR1soE, ,,o..E.D. [LS.l
.yan.7. 3m
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WOOD, EDDY & CO.'S.
GEORGIA & DELAWARE STATE
T. O r. r. e R Z ELS /!
Capital Prize, 100000 !!

THE EXTRAORDINARY DRAWINGS
of Wood, Eddy & Co.'s Three Number Lotteries
will take place in public, under the Superinten-
dencc of Sworn Commissioners, as follows:
Glass 96 Draws Saturday, Feb. %, 1860.
Glass 156 Draws Saturday, March 81, 1860.
Glass 204 Draws Saturday, April 28, 1860
NEARLY / PRIZE TO EVERY 2 TICKETS!
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SOUTHERN CULTIyAToR.

I have set out with tho determination to see
what can be done on twenty-five acres Of high,
dry upland, by d,ching, understanding, thorough
subsoiliug, and the application Of fifteen dollars
worth of Mapes' Superphospbate of Lime to the
acre. am fully satisfied, from an experiment
mado by mo (as above) this year, that can raise
u bng Of cotton or thirty bushels of corn per acre
the first year, and bring cvory acre in good heart
Truly you're, Cd"
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THIRTY DOLLARS,
FOR THE SEAS ON

FOR TIL T. S T. A S O N :!
ARTLEsS was get by Old Vermont Black
Hawk dam of Artless is jet black marc. She
was sired by the celebrated old Green Mountain
Morgan. In Wilkes Spirit of the Times, Dee. Sd,
1859, his owner claimed the namc of ARTLESS.
ARTLESS is q four year old, and was bred by
Abraham Booth, of Pittsford, Vermont. Since
then, he was purchased By 7. D. Derrick, who
sold him to his present owners. He is q coal
black, without white spot. He has been entered
at three of the Northern Fairs, and has each time
taken premiums. IIc trotted his mile Mt the eI-
hibition at the Plattsburgh (Cinton county,N. w
Fair, last Fall, in 2:4lI, winning the FIRST prize,
with oil case.
It is the unanimous opinion of all judges that
hs is the FINEST STALLION EVER BROUGHT
to the South. He needs only to be seen TO be
fully appreciated by all.
Mares Willie we'll csred for at the Goodale
Plantation Of JONATHAN M. MILLER, ncar the
Sand Bar Ferry, which affords green pasturage,
and the Maros will also be we'll fed with Grain at
the rate of $40 per month.
Applications to be made at the PALACE STA
BILE, Ellis Street, Augusta, Ga.
JOHNATHAN NJ. MILLER & co.
Augusta, Mar 10 If 10
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live Calhartic which the
his practice more than
The constantly incrcas-
who have Ion. used the
faction which all express
induced me toplace them
The Profession well.
;hart;cS act un different
The FAMILY Ca
has, with due reference to
been compounded from Il
ctable Extracts, which act
alimenIary canal. and are
Gu a: 3 where - Cnlhariic is
ngcrncn:s CT lAr.
ness, Pains in the.
Costiveness, n in
tho w Ii ole body
frequently, if neglected.
Fever, Loss OF Appe:I
Sensation Of c o d
-Rcstlessness, Head,
tho hoad, all In.
ses. Worms In Chill
Rheumatism, agreat
and many diseases 10.
numerous to mention In,
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ADMINIsTRATOR's NOTICE...All
N persons indebted to the Estate of Charles Nc
Gregor deed, are hereby requested to present their
demands properly attested, on or before the 2lst
Feb. 1881, on which day final settlement will be
made in the Ordinary's Office. And all those in
anywise indebted who fail to pay up by the 1st Of
April 1850, will be sued wthoutrespcct of persons
A. RAMSAY, Adm'or.
Feb. 22 ly.
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JUDGE FRENCH.

JUDOE fhCNC0,
Author of Farm Drainage, writes: "Wc have
tried every variety of fertilizer, and have more
faith in Mapes' Superphosphate than in any other
manufactured article Of tho kind"
EXTRACT FROM THE DAY.BOOK.
New York, Oct. 29, 1859.
"Wo have, in the course Of an extensive agri-
cultural correspondence, gathered evidence of the
superior value of Mapes Nitrogenized SupcrffhaOSs
phate of Lime upon the cotton folds -oeees-Soutb,
WIefe Peruvian G1ano had been used with partial
success. The bolls have been heavier, and Of
greater number, the yield of cotton per acre has
been larger, and what is also of the greatest con-
sequence, no rust is discovered in cotton fields
where this article is applied, to which may be I'D.
ded its peculiar lnstug power Of fertilization, and
its comparative cheapness. These facts have come
to us in correspondence from parties who have
used other like agents, and who give this by fur
the highest praise.
."We have arrived at the conclusion, after con-
siderable experiment ourselves, and Of careful
search for the results of the trials Of others, that
Mapcs' fertilizer has more Of the property needed
in u general manure, in horticulture, and agricul-
ture, than any thing else of tho kind NC are ac-
uuaipted with"
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COTTON.

COLUMBIA, S. c., Oct. 18th, 1859.
Mr.. J. J. MArEs Dear Sir-In reply to yours
of the 1st inst, cheerfully state: have used
Mapes' Nitrogenized Superphosphate of Limo on
my Cotton of the present year, and am perfectly
satisfied with its yield.
can recommend it to my neighbors with con-
fdence, as pure and effective manure, and would
give it the preference to any other in the market
Yours, respectfully,
THO'S DAVIS.
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Notice..

TUAvrNG been appointed ASSIGNEE of the
n u attached Estate of ". W. Harird, by Order
of Judge Munro, all persons indebted to the said
W. W. IIavird, either by note, account or other
wise, are hereby notified, that they must make
prompt payment to Inc or they will be sued in
discriminatory. cannot permit n single addi-
tional note or account to 60 out of date, without
being myself liable to lIavird's creditors.
T. H. CLARK, Assignee.
Mor,b 1Rtb 1Q6O I'm IL,
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NrOTICE.--All persons indebted to the Es-
lS tato of DR.. &c. Cunningham, decd, will
please come forward and mako immediate pay
ment; and all having claims against said Estate
will present them properly attested.
WM. HILL, Ex'or.
Hamburg, June 11th, 1859. ly2s
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State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
WEQUITY
r, L.

r. A. Marony, by her next friend
Nancy Rearden,
James Merony, .o,.,, hcs
E. P. II. Kirksey, ''
James Hatcher,
Jonathan Viewer and others.
1T appearing to my satisfaction that the Defcns
4 dants, James Marony and Carolina Clyde and
her husband Joseph Clyde, are resident from and
beyond the limits of this State, On notor Of Mr..
ABxEY, Comprs Solicitor, II ordered; That they
do appear in this Honorable Court, and plead,
answer or dcmur, to this Bill, within ninety days
from the publication hereof, or judgement will be
rendered against them pro confesso.
Q. W. CARWILE, c.E.E.D.
Commrs. Office, Feb %, 1850. 3m
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M1OTICE.-All persons in any wise indebted
lS TO the Estate Of Mary White, deceased, are
earnestly requested to make immediate payment;
and those having demands against the said Estate
must mako a return of the same properly altcsted
to the Administrator.
JOHN HARL1NG, Adm'or.
Jan. End 1861 IF 81
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proprietor has used In
+" twenty years.
~ ing deiaand from those
PILLS. and the satis-
NJ in regard 10 their USE, has
within The reach Of all.
~ know that different Ca
- portions or the bowels.
cHAR1I G. p 1 J. l.
3. ihis well established fact,
variety ofthe pures; Veg
alike ON every pnrt Of the
e. good and safe in all
..2s needed, such as De-
stomach, 5 S'cepi-
.- Back and 1. {.oilis,
and Soreness over
70 ID ifrim sudden cold, which
end In n long course OF
- tite, n ceping
mi over t Il G b ID y,
-sd ache, or weight In
. ttn,nlnatory Disea-
drcn pr q Il IL Its,
rs Purifier Of the Blood
which flesh is heir, too
. this advertise ment.
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NTOTICE.-All persons indebted to the Estate
lY Of John Crouch, deceased, arc hereby re-
quested to make payment as soon as practicable,
and all those having demands against said Estate,
will present them properly Infested according to
law. SIMEON CROUCH, Adm or.
Dec. 2s, 1859 1y So
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W. Poscy, living miles Eust
IL of Edrefeld Court House, tolls before nae q
small mare MULE, mouse colored, black stripe
over the shoulder, supposed to be years old, and
appraised at twenty dollars.
The owner is requested to como forward, prove
property, pay charges and take her way.
SAMUEL pOSEY, Med.
Feb. l, 1850 2tH
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To Rent.

VuyHE PLACE where I now live. There is a
d comfortable Dwelling House, with four rooms
and fire place to each. On the premises is q
Kitchen, Stable, !Sc., and we'll of excellent wa
ter. About four acres cleared and under fence.
The land is good and produces we'll.
Any person wishing to rent can do so on favo-
rable terms by applying to the Subscriber.
SUSAN A. RYAN.
Mar 81 st III
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State of South Carolina,

IN EQUITY
N. W. Abney and wife,
Caroline S. Abney, Blu for Discore-
rs. Sry Petition and
George Miller, Trustee, Relief.
Isabella NJ. Blocker, ct al
1T appearing to my satisfaction that the Defen-
4 dants, X. G. Dillon, Margaret Dillon, Robert
Perrin, Sarah Blocker, Mary Blocker and George
Blocker, jr..-thc last three being minor children
1f Geo. II. Blocker. decd.,- absent from and
reside beyond the limits of this State, On motion
of Mr.. ADNEY, Complaipants' Solicitor, 1t is or
dcrcd TINT the said Defendants, do appear within
ninety days from the publication hereof and plead,
answer or ,lcnur to this bill, judgment will be
rendered against them pro contesso.
2. W. CARWILE, c.E.E.D.
Comm'rs Office, Feb lS 1860. 3m7
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PERFECT UNIFORMITY OF QUALITY

PERFECT UNIFORMITY OF QUALITY
Testimonials from Hundreds who have
Used it for Years.
DOES NOT EXHAUST THE LAND LIKE
GUANo, BUT PERMANENTLY
IMPROVES IT!
100 pounds Nitrogenized Supe:phosphats Of Lime
will equal in effect and lasting power
ls5 pounds Peruvian Guano
Produces heavier Bolls Of Cotton, and
greater weight of Wheat and other
Grain, per bushel, than Peru.
Wan Guano.
PREVENTSRUST
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will produce animals that will excel in
tsottinss pacing, and fine size. Then |
contend they muN get it from their dams.
THAT there is r5 uncertainty in natures
operations, the male confers the external
structure of the offspring, of which
| believe. Then, where arc the offspring
to look for those traits that the sire does
not possess? 1t is true that there are
freaks Of nature-that the produce differs
from sire and dam, but it is very seldom.
So contend that we should first deter.
mine what We desire to raise, and breed
with an eye to that point. Perfection in
no particular point is gained in one cross,
but it takes years to excel or produce
perfection in stock. Too many expect the
sire to do everything-that all they have
to do is to breed to fine animal and
that they will get splendid animal out
Of scrub. Such persons are doomed to
disappontmens, ] care not to what they
breed. To produce fine stock, you must
breed to fine animals and keep at it, at
the same time taking good care of the
producc.-a. y. y. III Rural NesO Yorker.
SALINE Co, No, October, 1859.
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q % II I'll Q IN
TO
PLA NT17E.RS.! !!
OFFICE AMERICAN GUANo CO., !
SO William St, corner of Cedar, ;
NEW YORK, Jan %, 1861

OFFICE AMERICAN GUANO CO,
SO William ST., corner of Cedar,
NEW YORK, Jan 2s, 1860
The American Guano Company havs
no authorized Agencies in the States d
North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgs,
Florida, Alabama and Tennessee, save
those of G. B. Lamar and w. w. Cheeysr,
with whom they have made contraS to
supply those States with Guano from Jar
Wis and Bakers Islands.
Messrs. Lamar and Cheever hsvI the
appointment of such Agencies in |heir
own hands. T.,
C. 8. MARSHALL, SO
President American Gags -
The above notice is given that the Ameri-
can Guano Company may not beheld re-
sponsible, nor the reputation of Jarvis
and Bakers Island Guano be injured by
the sales made by other parties not ap-
pointed by us of Guano represented to be
from those Islands, whether it be spurious
or otherwise.
Our only authorised Agent in Augusta,
Ca, is Mr.. J. C. DAWSON, No. 2, Warren
Block.
We call attention to the letter below,
from Mr.. JAMES GARDNER to Mr.. J. C.
t-,.S,.
DAWSON.
G.. B. LAMAR,
w. W. cHEEvERsi
AUGUSTA, Feb. 18th, 1850.
Mr.. J. c. DAwsoN-Dear Sir: In reply
to your inquiry, l state that the eight tsas
of American Guano, used by me last
year in Lee county, were purchased by
me direct from the American Guano Com
pany, of New York, Of which you are the
Agent in this city.
Yours, respectfully,
JAMES GARDNER
Augusta, Ca, Mar. 6, I'm
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IMPROVE YOUR STOCK !!
The Thorough b Bred
BLACK HAWK COLT
A r. = l. D. S s :!

VHSHE undersigned having purchased this beau
j. tifuE and celebrated Stallion, now offers his
services to tho Planters Of Edgefeld and the ad-
joining Districts, and of Richmond and other
counties of Georgia, at the reasonable terms of
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In Store and Arriving;

In Store and Arriving.
TAvA, Laguira, and Rio COFFEES;
81 A. B. C. Crushed and Brown SUGARS;
Bost quality N. o. and Muscovado MOLASSES;
Heavy Gunny and IS inch Dundee BAGGING;
Strong Green Leaf and Spun ROPE.
d. & N. E. SOLOMON.
Seamless Sacks SALT, tre.h from Charleston;,l
Bacon SIDES, SHOULDERS and Leaf LARD;
Superhne and Extra Family FLOUR;
Fine Chewing TOBACCO and CIGARS;
English Breakfast, Gunpowder and Hyson TEAS,
to which we call particular attention.
For sale by
Il. s. NJ. E. SOLOMON.
Hoayy osNABURGSISHIRTING and YARNS;
BROGANS, SHOES; CATERS and BOOTS, at
extremely f0w prices. =
1000 pairs White and Blue BLANKETS;
Planters buying by the Balowilldo well to call at
H. & N. E. SOLOMON.
Gibson's Old Rye, x, Xxx, xxx, xxx, WHIs-
KEYS;
Bourbon County Rye WHIsKEY
Corn WHISKEY, distilled in this Country;
Imported BRANDY, GIN, RUM and Sherry
WINE;
Imported Madeira and Port WINES.
For salo by
Il. & NJ. E. SOLOMON.
A complete assortment of
Mexican, Texan and English SADDLES;
Carriage, Buggy, Gig and Wagon HARNESS.
BRIDES, MARTINGALES, Martingale COL
LARS;
Load LINES, Plough BRIDES and BITS;
Carriage, Buggy and Wagon WHIPS, at Manu-
facturcrs pricea, For sale by
Il. & N. E. SOLOMON.
sweed IRON for Plows, Tiros &c., &c.
Cottage and Teaster BEDSTEADS and CHAIRS;
Harness, Upper and Sole LEATHER;
Childrens GIGS and CARRIAGES, very low;
Train and Lin,oed OIL; TURPENTINE and
WHITEHEAD. For sale by
Il. & II. e. SOLOMON.
Hamburg Sept. I, 1859 If 35
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SANFORD'S
FAMILY
CATH ARTIC PILLS.
roNpoUNDED FPOM

Pure Vegetable Extracts, and put up il,
GLASS CASES, Air Tight, and will keep IN
nny climate. =,
rb, Family Cntl,nrtic Pill. Is q gentle but ac.
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THE CELEBRATED JACK
Beef Hides Wanted.

n WILL pay l2i cts, per pound for good DRY
u BEEF HIDES, in Goods or Cash, if delivered
1t Lecsviile, or at Hiram Holson's Store, or at
BE. Willing. will also pay fair price for
GOAT Oh SHEEP SKINS delivered at either
Of the shove places. JAS. DUDLEY.
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ld;lY . .sf
a mare possess
Ling to get e good
Yt trotter, will as
ed. ! acknowledge
stylish, fast horses
jnor can You do it
horse from common
tried too often !;
ashc experiment
More thoroughbred
cr one kind, and
feye that they are
..5NII Kind of n,ares
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EXTRAORDINARY DRAWINGS,
To take place as above specified.
I Grand Prize Of 100000
32.396 Prizes amounting to.......s1.1s6.7s6
Whole Tickets $50, Halves $40, Quar-
tiers IS, Eighths Sl,50.

CERTIFICATES OF PACKAGES will be sold atthe
following rates, which is the risk:
Certificate of Package OF % Whole Tickets. $4,000
26 Half !" ...... Ia, 81
+" 26 Quarter ...... 74,T5
" &c Eighth ...... 3T,ST
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YUNHIS Guano, far superior to any other Feril-
IL lizer known, and Of PERMANENT VALUE
to tho soil, is sold at THIRTY PER CENT. les
than Peruvian Guano. Its peculiar natural com.
bnation of the Phosphates and Sulphates O..
Lime, enables It to restore to the soil the proper
ties lost by constant cropping, md the Planter
will be enabled not merely to reap from its use a
present crop, but find his land at the end of the
season, healther and stronger, requiring less
amount of Guano for the next planting.
This Guano feeds, but does not stimilute to e1-
cess tho roots of plants and they thereby emu
bled to Withstand the effects of drouth to greater
degree than by tho use of any other fertilizer
known. The universal objection to the use of
Peruyian Guano, from its fatal results during dry
season, is obyiated by the use of tho American
Guano.
The application of this Guano, rs 100 pounds
per acre, will ensure wonderful crops of Cotton,
Corr. Wheat, eys vegetables s..., &C.
Tor Iuil Information and reports "a 9TH nam
phiets for distribution, apply to
]. C.. DAWSON, Agent,
Augusta, Ga.
Pamphlets will be sent gratis to all persons de-
= Al
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TROUT CcLrrRr.---As the experience of
those uho have constructed fish-ponds may
be OF interest to those 6 Of our readers who
may he studying the subject, we copy the
11bllnwiug extract frorl a letter written by
Mr.. Charles Humphrey, OF Lancaster,
Mass:
81 have but one years experience in
my "trout dissipation" as it is sometimes
Gale but this experience has proved
complete triumph in some respects, but
in others partial failure. Ihave proved
Ito myself, at least that the parent trout
will readily rlomesticate and amiliarize
themselves to artificial arrangements, so
as to deposit and cover up their eggs, and
leave them to hatch out after the natural
process, without limit or failure. To my
mind, this is On interesting consideration,
.ssssEsh as it relieves us from all the
ault and nice labor of artificial
ion.
ing discovered this, it only re-
secure tho young fish from being
a assss tho older, who feed upon
edectually, several
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ORDINA AIRY DRAW AWING,
To take place us above specified.
One Grand Prize of $4,000.
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.

Certificates Of Packages in the Ordinary Draw
ings will be sold at the following rates, which is
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1T il compounded entirely from sums, ana
has become an established fact q Standard Medicine,
known and approved by ell tha! have used and Is
now resnredtc Si,h con- ~ adencc in all the diseases
for which It Is recon- mendcd
II Inns cured thousands within the last two years
who had given up all = hope, Of relief, as the nu-
mcrous unsolicited GER tlicates IN my possession
how o.. The dose must be adap-
ted 10 the temperament -, of the Individual taking
it, and used in such qnan titles ns to act gciiily On
Tho Bowels Lei :he dictates of your
judgement guide yon in the use oi The Lit tEH
JNyTC q Il TOR - aud il will cD-c Liver
Complaints, Bilious >. ATTACKS, Dyspepsia
chronic DinrrhGa, II III mer . III :
plants. Dysentcry. Dropsy, sour
stomach, Habituol - ,Costtyeness, Chol-
jc. cholera, ChoIc- 'rn Morbus, Cholera
Iufn ntzlm, + tu- Iencc, Jau IL Il c e !,
Female Weakness es, ard may be used sue
cessfilllr as an Ortl.lln- a. iry Family Med | :
cine. twill cure 81 IL f. a ~ AC IL T., (as
thousands can testify in l1 twenty minutes, II
txx-o or three Tea spoonfulS arc taxi
.1, nj commencement of = attack.
All who use 1t are @ giving their testimony
in its favor. a'
nix WATER IN THE MOUTH WI TIL
TIE INyIGoRArOR, AND SWALLOW
BOTH TOGETHER.
Price Ono Dollar per Bottle.
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Auch preters Cleveland Bay
Morgan to breed to rromiscu-
l have neither, SO am disinter-
Us | have no such stock. ] have
s1vinced from observation that they
ssbest animals that have ever been
Aout West, for all purposes. If
81 IS are under size, would prefer
to a Cleveland Bay stallion;
.a sa mares were of good size would
inc sized Morgan to all others.
have fine size, and a great deal
pd move better than all other
eyer seen. These thorough
end that like begets like"
he breath, that horse that
!: (if he does, it is done very
who cannot pace a lick, and
H.h4<H ~ z. IL Il
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PRICE DIMES.
The Liver InviSorator and Family ca,
thnrtic pills arc rctaled by Druggists generally, and
sold wholesale by the Trade in all the large towns
S. Il. w. SANFORD, NJ. d.,
Manufacturer and Proprietor,
335 Broadway, New York.
Aug. a. 1859 ~
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SANFORD'S
LIVER INVIGORATOR
NEVER DEBNLETATES.

1T ia compounded entirely from Gums, and
has become an established fact q Standard Medicine,
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Pamphlets will be sent gratis to all persons dc
string them.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1860-06-02
NEGRO EQUALITY.

There is but one party-the democratic-ih thia
country that proposes to place the negro aid
white man upon an equality. In the last six years
that party has been laborng BY fair means and
foul, to introduce, egalize and protect slavery in
the the territories Suppose them to be Successfully
and the laboring man who emigrates from Ohio
to territory is compelled at once to put his labor
upon an equality with that of the slave who may
be taken to the territory by his master Whsfs
slavery exists labor is not regarded as honorablo
but degrading and the white man who la6ots tor
his daily bread must do it for The came price pad
for negro labor, and besides be looked Upon as no
better than the slave The tendency then, Of
modern democracy is to place the negro and the
white man upon an equality, not by eleDating the
negro, but by degrading the white man.-Sciofa
Gdz.