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WILD Duck SHOOTING.-The act for
peake Bay and its Tributaries, within the
State, passed at the January Session of the
General Assembly, 1902 reads as follows:
No person shall at any time in, on or over
the waters Of the State of Mary land shoot at
or shoot any water fowl bedded in hocks
either upon the feeding or roosing grounds of
said water fowl or elsewhere, from any vessel.
boat, float, canoe or any craft, of any kind
whatever.
No person shall at any time in, on or over
the waters of the State of Maryland, shoot
or shoot any water fowl from any BOBBY blind
or artificial point erected at a greater distance
than one hundred yards from the natural
shore, from which the same may be extended
If any person shall violate any of the provi-
sions of the two preceding sections, he shall
be deemed guilty a misdemeanor, and shall
pay fine mot less than ten nor more than
one hundred dollars to be recovered by action
Of debt in the name Of tho State, before a
Justice of the Peace of the county where
the otfrnsc. is committed or by indictment in
the Circuit Court of said county,
The mode Of arrest and conviction, &C.,
are about the same as prescribed in other
cases of misdemeanor.
the 18th and 18th sections provide:
After the payment ofthe costs of the prose-
culion of the offenders, the balance arising
from the fine, and the sale Of the boat and
other property herein before mentioned shall
be divided and arportoncd in the folowing
manner: one half to the officer and those who
assisted him in making the arrest and seizures,
and the balance to be paid over to the commits
sioners of the county for the benefit Of the
school fund of the county.
No person Shall at any time shoot at or
shoot any water fowl flying about their feeding
grounds or elsewhere over the waters afore-
said, from vessel, boat, fiat, canoe or craft of
any kind, contrary to the provisions of this
act: Rcscrving, nevertheless, to any citizen
of any county bordering on the waters atore
said, and to whomsoever they may extend the
privilege, the right to shoot from Boats, other
than Sink boats on sneak bouts.'
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CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER. The long agony
is at length over, and the US House Of Rep
resentativcs is completely organized by the
election of EX.Gov. Ford, Of OHIO, republican,
as Printer TO that body. The vote stood -
Ford 9G Gloss renner - !; Scaton Q; Ball =;
Scattering e necessary to choice "a.
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oISA little Steamboat on her trial trip on
the Delaware River, at Easton, Pa, exploded,
on Tuesday, killing some eight or ten. and
severely woundng number of persons.
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A Store House at Private Sale,

TNHE Store House and Lot, in the villa z,
L Of New Kansas, near Bay View p. o.
Cecil county, Maryland, now occupied b,
Stephen Norman. Address
ClIARLES Ii. HAINES,
Brick Meeting House, Nd.
Lnn.T lS6O-tf
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THE New ARCTIC EXPLORATION. DIR. I. |.
Hayes. surgeon of the Kane Arctic expedi-
ton, expects to be ready for start in the
month of May next for another voyage to the
North Pole. DR.. Hayes has already raised
the $4,000, onc-half of the necessary sum.
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GA bill reducing the mileage from 10 to
20 cents per mile, to members of the House,
passed that body on Tuesday. The distance
to be computed in straight geographical line.
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GJ~The House Of Representatives, on Tues
day last. elected the talented Divine, Rev.
Thomas Stockton, Of Philadelphia, Chaplain
to that body. This is au excellent selection.
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EASTERN SHORE APPROPRIATION The bill
making appropriations for internal improve
ncnts on the Eastern Shore, passed the SEN
ate on Friday of last week. by vote of Is
ayes to nays, and is now law.
The appropriation to the Shore is divided
amongst its different roads. as follows:
To the Maryland and Delaware Rail-
road Co. l4O,35
This road passes through the counties of
Queen Anne, Caroline and Talbot.
10 the Kent County Railroad, the
sum Of SOL ,53l
To the Queen Anne and Kent Rail-
road, the sum of 1lO,455
To the Eastern Shore Railroad, the
further sum of 1878
To the Worcester Railroad Co., the
sum Of 90 100
TO the Choptank and Mispillon Rail-
road Co, the sum of $1,000
10 the Elkton and Sassafras River
Railroad Co. $4,000
To the Philadelphia and Baltimore
Central Railroad Co. $4,000
10 the Bohemia Bridge Co., the sum
of 1887
To the Columbia and Port Deposit
Railroad Co. 10 600
The apportionment among the several works
OF internal improvement in this county differs
somewhat from that proposed in the bill which
failed III the Legislature two years ago.
by the terms of the bill then pro-
posed the Elkton and SasSafras River
Railroad would have received SS5 900
one,third of that sum being required by the
terms of the bill TO be expended in the con-
struction of that part of the road between
Elkton and the French!own Railroad.
The Bohemia Bridge would have re-
/ ceiyed $4,000
The Port Deposit and Columbia Rail-
road would have received $40 900
And the Philadcl phia and Baltimore
Central Railroad 500 100
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VAN HG:aHgen s. NlCkeOnc'S
Oriental DCtersiye Scan,

hNE Pound of this celebrated Washing
~ Soap Will 80 as far as Three Pounds of
common R"Sln Soap. 1t saves half the time
and labor: clothes need no boiling or rub
bing on a MaSlboarl, and it is warranted to
give entire satisfaction, or the money will he
refunded.
VAN IlAAGEN K McKEONE'S
g No. SOAP" for Scruhbng and Rough
Washing, s. Extra Pale and Chemical
Olive Soaps, for general house use, are
superior to any other similar Soaps to be
found in the L. s.
Onr prices will be found lower than tn Csc
of any other Manufacturers in the country.
Circulars and other information furnished
~ addressing the Sole Agents.
THAN X MckEONE,
No. - and u South Wharves.
Mar 10, lStiti---jm. PHILADELPHIA. Pa.
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CCTAt the municipal election held in Alex
andria, on Tuesday, the entire American
ticket was successful.
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GROVER n ESAEA lIls'S
CELEBR HI'ED
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES.
A New style. Price $50.
49j BROADWAY, NEW-YORK.

' n.
80 CHESTNUT STREET PHILADELPHIA
1874 BALTIMORE STREET, BALTIMORE.
These Machines sew from two spool, and form
a seam of uncqualcl strength, Lcnuty and clast-
city which viii NOT rip, even if every fourth
stitch he cut. They are PROFESSIONALLY the best
in the market for family use
D send for II Circular
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1.-THE Clay statue at Richmond, Va. is
TO be inangurattd on the 18th Of April. b.
j. Barbour, Esq, of Orange, will be the ora
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CLTThe Cordwamers' strike in Massachu-
sets still continues, and is said 10 be spread
iny,
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10000, Chestnut Rails, for Sale

NllEN necessary they will he delivered
w at any landing within twenty miles.
Inquire of the subscriber, in Elk Neck, OF
by letter TO the North East p. o., Ccci
county. Md. ISAAC Z. COLLlNGS.
Nov 10, lS59--tf.
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WANTED.

DLACK Oak Wood. Corn. Oats, Wheat
ID Potatoes. Flour and Meal, in exchange
for Store Goods, at the new store. east end
Of ElhtJu. WM. McCLELLAND.
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AUCTION

Il - ~ l. L ~
FNl1E subscriber will sell at Public auc-
d ti"n, at his Store, on the corner of Main
and Bow Streets, Opposite Joseph Taylcr's
llotel) on
Saturday. hc loM dag of Narch, instant,
his entire Stock of STORE GOODS, con-
sist:ng of good assortment Of
Dry Goods and Groceries,
Hardware and Qucrnswarc, Stoncware and
Cedarware. Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes.
Town and country merchants, here is Il
good chance for YOU
TERMS OF S ALE.-All sums over $40,
a credit of -Four Months will be given with
approved security: all sums of $40 and
under to be Cash On the delivery OF tho
goods.
sale to commence at . O'Clock in the
Afternoon, and to continue til all is sold.
z. Mes. THOMAS.
Mar 10, lS6O--1w
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TIE New LICENSE Law. The act reducing
the rates of license to liquor dealers, &C.,
passed the House, on Tuesd; i, by vote Of
80 to 10. The following are the changes
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

FENillS is to give notice. that The subscriber
l. OF Cecil county, hath obtained from the
Orphans Court Of said county, letters Of
Administration on the personal estate of
George W. Williams. late of said county, :.
deceased. All persons having claims against
the said deceased, are hereby warned to-
exhibited the same, with the vouchers
thereof duly authenticated, on or the 2Slh
day of February. 1861 they may otherwise,
by law, be excluded from all benefit of sai,l
estate. All persons indebted to said esta tie
are requested to made immediate pavmcne
to the subscriber. Given under my hand
this 10th day OF March. 1869.
JOHN r. PRICE,
Administrator Of George W. Williams, decd
Test-JAs. MCCArLEY, Reg.
Mar 10. lShl-GM.
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Gle Geril ll)biq.
ELKTON, MARCH 10, 1860.


PALMER G. RICKETTS,, Editor of this paper
departed this life, on the morning of Thursday
the Sth instant, ut minutes before 5 O'Clock
aged II years, 10 months and days
His friends and the public generally arc
respectfully invited to attend his funeral from
his late residence, on Sunday, 1lth instant, at
O'Clock, y. NJ, without further notice.
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Eofal affairs.

SLIGHT FIRE.-The dwelling of Mr..
John Smith, at Cherry ill, was discovered
to be on fire on Sunday last, while the family
were at church, but was extinguished withou
any serious damage, by some OF the neighbors.
FATAL CASE or about
noon on Saturday last, near the Bull Frog in
this county, George Moore was killed by his
step-son Ben Thompson, in drunken fight,
caused hy a family difficulty. Thompson, is
now in Jail. An inquest was held Verdict
that George Moore came to his death from
wounds inflicted with knife in the hands of
Ben Thompson.
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Title West Chester (Pa.) Record
published somewhat spirited account of a
free negro from that State, visiting Warwick
in this county, on the lst inst. 1t appears that
he was employed in the capacity of 4 coach
man, with Mr.. FulG, who went there for the
purpose of collecting money for goods pre-
viously sold. That some citizens. on learning
where the negro was from, and not knowing
how he came, got suspicious Of him; and used
some language which he did not relish
whercupon he started to run, and WAS being
pursued by the crowd, when Mr. Fu!d becon-
ing acquainted with the fact, called to the
negro to stop, which he did. lie was then told
that the law ofthc State had been transgresscd
and the negro subjected TO fine Of $50 this
was paid by Mr.. Fuld The affair here ended.
We have received no account Of the circum-
stances from the place, and therefore do not
know how much the report may be cxaggcra-
ted, but have no doubt there is a good amount
of coloring in it. However, colored persons
from other States should not come this State
contrary to law; and our citizens should act
camy and justly, and avo id subjecting them
selves to jcels from the people of other States
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FOR SALE.

A lot'of good White Oak Post, and also
n l two-horse WAGON ; and WOOD
also for sale at the new store, east end o.
Elkton, by WM. McCLELLAND.
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SAD AFFAIR.-On Thursday night
last, Mr.. Charles Boulder, of Glasgow, in this
county, who had been attending vcndue in
the vicinity of Summit Bridge, stopped at the
hotel of Mr.. James Nicholson, where he
renamed until about 10 O'Clock, when he
started with his horse and vehicle for his
residence some miles distant. After eros
sing the Bridge the wagon upset, throwing him
out and scriouly injuring him, from the effects
of which he died ON Sunday morning. In the
fall his nose and face were frghtiuly disfg-
ured. We learn that Mr. Nicholson, fearing
that something might happen to the unfortun-
ate man, after he left the hotel, owing to the
rapid gate he was driving, proceeded after
him, and found him lying on the road near the
wagon, with the reins wrapped round his
hands. 1t is supposed he must have been
dragged some fifty feet after falling. lie had
pocket book containing an amount of money
with him at the time. Mr.. Nicholson imme-
diately returned to his hotel for assistance
and sent Mr.. Finn, the blacksmith, and an
Irshman to assist in conveying Mr.. Boulder
to his residence, which duty was promptly
performed by these individuals. However,
the pocket book and money were missing. and
the freshman was suspected and arrested and
brought before Esq, Black, at Glasgow
He confessed to having taken some forty
dollars. The Magistrate after the hearing
committed him to New Castle Jail on the
charge oflarceny. Mr.. Bou !dcn after lingcr-
! ing unit il Sunday morning died of the iuiurirs
he received and was inferred on Monday in
the church yard at G asgow. lie was
benevolent and kind hearted man, and was
extensively known in this county. He recently
disposed of his stock and farming utensils at
his farm near Glasgow, for the purpose Of
becoming the proprietor Of the Hotel at ST.
Georges on the 18th inst.-Rcpubican.
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PAPER TlAsGIXES.. SC.

1860. SPRING STYLES 1860
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TIL INDEPENDENT PRESS 90
WItLIAAlytoS :I|i SPRINGS
H g r & h.

fE;f THIS large and commodious iIo. E::t
ss!y tel is,pow open for the reception hS!!I
Of company. and is under the management Of
H. Il. TU~TEN. one cf the proprietors. The
Hotel is now put in complete order, and every
arrangement being made to meet the wants Of
the summer traycl. The Hotel is capable Of
accommodating 500 persons. and for large and
we'll ventilated rooms itacnnnot he surpassed mt
any watering place. The Hotel will be sup
PHyd with the best city trained servants, ard
every effort will be made to IN, ct the rxpec n
lions OF both the seekers of pleasure and health,
AS to the me1cinnl qualities Of the water We
can say that We know Of ,po invalid who has
given it II far trial. bu. What has gonc away
believing that 'h"y were greatly ben, fitted.
There is good LIVERY STABLE kept in
connection with the Hotel where good HOESES
and VEHICLES cun be had at all times.
The facilities sfnr getting 10 and from WITIs
L1AMSTON SPRINGS are better pcrhaps,hnn
any other watering place south. being sifpated
Immediately on the Grcenvie and CotnifiI ia
Railroad, :. c., in Anderson District within
Is hours travel of Clmtles'o on 5 c., and Au
gustn. Ga ;; Z hours OF Columbia, >. G., u
hours of Pcndletnn. S. G., 4 hour of An,ler.
son G. H.. ). G., and one hour Of the town of
GrceDville, :. g., where there is IL tri-weekly
-Four. Horse Coach 10 Asheville. n. Z.
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STATE 0FSOUTH CAROLINA,

80 SIAK OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ABBEVIELE DISTRICT.
CBre Court Of Common Pleas and GsaI Sessions
E. Noble,
vs.. > Attachment -
Peters. Burton
WHEREAS the Plaintiff did on the fourteenth
day, of November, eighteen hundred and
fifty mine. file his declaration against the De-
fegdant, swhp. (itis said) is absent from and
withoutthel limits of this State and has neither
wife nofSattorneytkno within the same, up
on whom copy Of said declaration might be
served: 1t is til therefore, ordered, that the SAID
Defendant do appear and plead to the said dec
laration. OH or before the fifteenth dav of
November. eighteen Hundred and sixty. 9TH
eerwise final and absolute fragment will then
be given and awarded nfyai,st him.
MATTHEW MCDONALD, c. C. p.
Clerks Office, Nov. IA, 1859, 30, l2m.
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FINliE above Cut is Three Roller Ecrtca
4 Sugar Cane Mill aud is a true representa-
Iron of the one exhibited at the S. G. Agricul
tural Fair. and which took the first. premium,
at the aforesaid exhibition. Premiums wer.
also taken by the same firm for Grist-Mill
itons. and for the best Castings.
Iron and Brass Castings. of all Subscription.
made to order, and with dispatch. Steam En-
gincs Mill Gearing, Blacksmith's Work. Wag
ons, &c, DC. made to order.
We hays, also purchased the right of WIN
TER'S sPAFENT MULAY SAW MILL, for
the State Of South Carolina.
Having purchased the entire establishment
of Messrs. Sinclair d Co, including Pattern
and everything aprertainng thereto. We al
now prepared to exccu'e every description of
work in our line Of business. with neatness anu
dispatch. JOHN ALEXANDER,p*-
ROBT. McUOUGAL,
Srpt.3O, 1851 HENRY ALEXANDER.
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TOWN LOT
F<o R AL"
tHAkLEs CAA;1N,

lHAaasLEs CA4&IN,
Deher, in Piano FORTES. .Hm,c. Guitars
cc;piiins, Banjos. Flutes Acctas1i6ns Inssruc =
> ton looks, Guitar and I'ioIin STRINGS. DC.
Opposite U; $. Hotel. AUGUSTA, GA.
Also, Sole Agent for. .Ghickrring d Sons, and
~ His stasaekeou3fSe every variety of
st. ef. and 7F8ctTSe SfEtrumen,s from $3.50 to
$1,000 Every instrument rs warranted sound
and perfect. EAfarch 23, 1850, l2m
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FROM
ARRIVALS; AND DEPARTURES.

AERIvALs;ASD DErARTUREs.
Leaves Ahheville at Q "'cIue]kssa m, on
MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS aid FRIDAYS
on the arrival OF the down Passenger Train
fromGreenville. and arrives atWas!,inglon same
day ut s O'CLOCK.
Leaves " WashinCton at 8 o'clock, a. m, on
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS Il SATURDAYS
on.the arrival OF the Cars from Atlun,a, AMI
arrives at Abbevile same day at I o'clock.
Leaves NinetySiX at 2 o'clock a. m, on
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS 4 SATURDAYS
on the arrival of the down Pass, niger Train
from Grcenvile. nni arrives at Augusta snnle
doy at hnlf-past o'clock. c. meeting imm di-
atciy with the Wainsboro and Georgia Rail
roads.
Leaves Augusta at o'clock IN. m, on MON
DAYS. WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS, and
arrives at Nlhety-Six same day et haf:r past s
o'clock.
eB%For further Information apply TO JOHN
McBRYDE, Abbeville C:sN.. 5. G., Agent for
Washington Line; or to n. W. STEWART,
Ninety'Six, S. c., Agent Line. sr
Jan. l2, 1860 81 ~.
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SPLENDID SCHEME
Capital Prise Of S37,5OO.

32.396 Prizes amounting to $3.50, ,5S3
Whole Tickets $40; Halves 81; Quarters s2t
Ccrtifrntes Of Packages in the above
Scheme to he drawn each Wednesday, wilIbe
sold at the following rates, which is. the risk
26 Whole Tickets, $249 so
25 Quarter 90 81 31s
IN ORDERING TICKETS onSGERTIFIcATEs.
Enclose the amount of money to our address
what you wish tospurchnse: nume the Lottery
in which You wisffit invested, and whether
YOU wish Halves. Wholes or Quarters, on re-
ccipt Of which we send what is ordered, by firss
mail. together with the scheme.
Immediately after the drawing,a printed
drawing, certified to by the Commissioners,
will be sent, with an explanation. %
Purchaser will please write tn cir signatures
plain, and give their Post Office, Connty and
State:
All con,munirat ions stfictly confidential.
All prizes Of 81 600 Fnrd under, paid i'm.
ediatcly after tic drowing--other prizes at
the usual tiruc Of 10 days. -.
OUR, SINGLE NHMBER LOTTERIES,
Capital Prise :-;5O,OOO
Dra,nx Emry Saturday.
Whole Tickets $40: Ialves'$5 ;sQuartersS2, so
Ord"rssfor TIckcis-or Ccrtiiicates"sto be"aa
dressed to
i WoOD, TDrY 4 CO.. Wilmington, ,Dsl.
or, WOOD, EDDY 4 CO.. st. Louis. MissQuris
-GirculaIs containing Schemes for the month
will be sent, free Of expense, by addressing as
above. "
sF5- The prawings Of Waod, f dy L Co.'S
Lottrrcs are ru'lishcl in Tie New York Her.
nh, New York Tmczana sew Worker staats
Zeituny.
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~. LHTTIlE'S ~.
FRENCH. MIXTURE.

This is prepared fromts, F:euch Recipe I'm thS
forms of No. and =; the first for the ACUTE and
NJ" for the chrOnia gtage and from it's unexampled
success il likely to supersede every other remedy
for the care OF Diseases Of the Kidneys and Bladder,
0onorrhG5l, BlenrorrhGal and Leuchorrtioar or
Fluor. Aibus affections. This extensive compound
combines pr"perties totally different In tasteSRpd
character fromaEy thing to be. .fund in tho1ljted
States Pharmucopria; aud in point Of safety aud en-
cheney is'not rivalled in America. IN
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State ofgSouth Carolina.

State ofgSouth Carolina.
ABREH7TLE DISTRICT
Office Court ofGommom Pleas And G'cnv Sessions
Moore d. Quaife, Attarhm-nt.
Jos. ". Davis. ""nRI"a '3fs A.so,"sy. n1'F t'""'
" HEREAS the Plaintiff did on the tenth
w day Of April, eighteen hundred and
sixty. file his declaration aginit the Defen.
dent, who. Gt is said) is absent from and
without the limits of the state. and has neither
wife nor'attorney known within. the same ;unofi
whom copy 9f said declaration might 'Ae
served: 1t issaIsge fore ordered tApt the sssid
Defendant do aPFear and plead to The said de.
claration, on or befosass the eleventh day of
April: eighteen hu"dE@ and sixty one other.
wise final and absolute Judgment will then be
given and awarded aeains. him.
MATHEW MCDONALD, G. G. p.
Clerks Office,
April IL, 1905 35esi,l Tan
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LITTLE E,S
RINGWORM & TETTER OINTMENT.
FORTS. No. q.

Hnndrcds Of cases Of Chronic letters Scald Heads,
and diseases Of the skin generally, have been cured
by this remedy sand since the Introduction Of tho
has been found that Il will not efectualy eradicate
tls& short tims.hsFor the curS Of canceroas Sores
Md Ulcers e9s supplied In the form Of plast6rs and
Z, Is anosr infallible
In more than tEetnndred places in Georgia, and.
In the Southern Boates they a to be- had and .aS
thSse are scamps about who arc couuferfeiting his
remedies, by pali4ag Of their own or something
ese by using the Ahe or similar names kfsr no pa.
tensH wanted secured anfd the absurd patents o.
the day,) let DO cautioned to look >Heil for the
signature Of tho Proprietor, thus -
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e STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, (
Ab6eyiIle. District Citation.

BY WILLIAM HILL, Esq,, Ordinary Of Abbe.
vilte District. -
"HEREAS, Nathaniel McCants has applied
and singular thegoods and chatteIs, rights and
credits Of EIizahsh Bushanan, daeesssd. late of
the; District afot&said -. ~
These,are therefore. to Ute and adrnnonish
rall and. singular. the kindred aud Seseditors Of
the said deceased. tobs and sppsaf Before me,
trict 70 be holden at Abbev CH5fE House.
on the 9Th day f July pexsE6 show. cause,
is.sy 81 ~ NJ .ases'd 'len sheHia ' 'aa
dEan anSnder my hsndt and scale this the
pinetse1thday oesjune. ohs thousand. eight
handrsdiaad sixty, ,ahd ih the eighty apssh
sseassef 4gs,isap ssi. I Ind. ass .Esadssss ass = Q
of&aa1s A~es,s aasae, IssoFs - -
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