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Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-10

Butte-Dougas over Lincoln. ...51
Pumas-Lincoln over Douglas. II
Lncon's present plurality...,. 964
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-10
Additional.

Total SO counties 80 S2i 81, ,S26 2966l 6,50S
Lincoln over Douglas 1902; over Brecklnrdge 51 G5
Dourlas over Breckinridre 4 163
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-10

PENNSYLVANIA ELEcrIoN.-The total vote
of Pennsylvania is For Curtin, 262 $40; for
Foster, 23O,257. Curtin's majority, 80 oo2
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-10
Arrivals at the u. s. Hotel,
BIRTHS.

BIRTHS.
Nov ST. in this city, the wife of VIM. L. Brosius of
a son.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-10

Respectfully yours.
Ii. A. LEASE.
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Musical Instruction.
Terms per Quarter

TIE ECoNOMY or llEALTIT-This busy nation oi
Americans have 10000 600 working people, whose
services may c estimated at 50 day, and their an.
mll loss by sickness at an average Of ten days each
in the year This gives a total loss of 0ho
sum three times us large us the whole cost OF the
General Government including the Army Navy Post
Offices, Legislators, Foreign Ministers and ALL The
amount weighs over six hundred tons in pure gold.
4 large proportion Of this costly suffering might be
avcrtcd by attention to diet cleanliness and above ALL
by the proper use Of the right remedy in season.
When % cent box Of Ayers Pills will avert attack
of Illness which it would take several days 10 recover
from or dollar bottle Of Ayers Sarsararilla will en-
pei lurking disorder that would bring the sufferer TO
his back for weeks or months docs it take any figures
TO show the good economy Of the investment? When
Fever and Aguc is rankngu your veins, and shaking
your life out you is il worth the dollar it costs for
his AGuE CURE to have the vainos disorder expelled,
which it docs surely and quickly? When You have
taken cold is it prudent TO wait until it has settled
on the Iangs. when days or weeks or months must be
ruent in irving TO cure it, even if cqn be cured AT all,
r ;s It chcarcr to take Ayers Cherry Pectora costing
r,. a;iI,y:.s ",i r'ruro Tire trouble before 1t ia
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DeBOw's Review for August.

A new volume Of tlrs now veteran Southern Month
ly having just commenced it is fair time for new
ces within the scope Of the publication much wider
range of topics than at any previous period, and has
secured many new and very able contributors The
work assumes the character Of the Quarerlies in size
and substance. Terms, So per annrln. Offices. New
Orleans and Washington City.
ARTIcIE+Unty Of the Human Race etc. Cotton
-and Negroes; Frederick the Great and CARLYLE: The
Ruler and the Ruled; Declaration of Independence
and the Republican Party Southern Wealth and
Northern Profits; The Praries. Public -lmusements.
Siege Of ofIsmael-Soutlleru Patronage TO Southern
Imports-The Soul-Miniug and Internal Improve
-Commerce-Agrculturc. Biography
cellancous Statistics Editorial etc
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Editorial Correspondence.

The crops the most fruitful topic of conversation at
this season. are deplorably bad in this section, and
fear past hope Those who are spared TO see the next
year. will witness apprehend one of unprecedented
scarcity and suffering, especially among that class Of
our felow-citizens who entirely dependent upon
their annual productions for support Anderson Dis
trict was never perhaps before in such condition IN
the way of crops, and as far as We have hcard-and
we have seen gentlemen from almost all parts of this
aid other sections-Lhe complaint general We navc
suggested, in view ofthe gooiy prospects aead that
t is unfortunate for great and noble enterprisc-the
ue Ridge Rail Road-that the means are not at hand
the vigorous and successful prosecution of the
k Suppose we had, in this state direct commu-
Mon by Rail Road, with the great valleys OF the
end Northwest what immense advantage would
aw in supplying the wants Of onr hundreds Of
and fear, in some cases. starving people
euch m event, wonld hardly reach one dol
&hel whilst it is evident tat we mus! sooiI
han present p-tces, anG five get q: 80:
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oBETU-AR.K.

WILLIAM PRESCOTT. Senior, died the lIth july.
1850. al his Residence in the upper portion Of Sumter
District. 5. c. in the SiXtySccond year Of his age Of
heart disease. For period Of over thirty years he
had lccn al efficient and respectable mcmhrr Of the
NJ. f. Church, portion Of which time he was leader.
The fond regrets and the bitter lamentations which
have followed him to the grave fttingy Indicate how
we'll Inc deserved and how much he secured the esteem
and affection of our community In all the relations
Of life which he sustained he was indeed molcl man.
Truly it may bc said Of him. that he improved well his
time an'l talent. AS member Of the Church. GENT
iEclv converted in carly life, and never for moment
afcr 10 his diving day. had doubt fear: but his
sins ali lartonrd lie earnestly srovc obtain
and TO communicate spiritual good. Arlcnly devoted
to the Church orS choice. lie loved its ministers
doctrines ordinances discipline and IlSagS and sought
its welfare in all lis departments. Here indeed Ito We
rs does his companion and children kccnly feel lie sad
bereavement Of his death. but VIC know our IlravcH;
father camn"t err and does all things well.
Though we mourn the loss ofour hcOvcd lrcli air
brother we do not mourn those that have no hope
beyond the grave. Though friend was suddenly
called TO exchange worlds and Opportunity Offered
to speak OF his prospects. we doubt no: for moment
that his lamp was trimmed and burning. and today
sings the song Of the Redeemed Of the Lord around his
fathers throne in Heaven. J. H. NJ.
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Death of am Esteemed Citizen.

The King Of Terrors" has again been in midst
and has taken from US no less shining mark than
our esteemed friend and icllow-citizcn Mr. WILLIAM
ANDERSON, Of this place. In private life, as we'll as
in his daily intercourse with his fellow men, Mr.
ANDERSON of the very best citizens Of whom
his little State could boast He was modest intelligent
and unassuming, and above all. "Isracltc indeed
in whom there was no guile lie was a working
member Of the Presbyterian Church Of Camden, and
his example will long continue he felt in COM
munity; what contrast does the life Of such man
present. to that oftle prolmc gambling. whiskcyrnk
ing and worldly minded man.
Peace be To his ashes
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List OF ElLctts:=
EMAIyIyC; in ,ho Post Gllicc. Camden So. {
n a 4 AIitrIIr [ IN

EMAlNING in the cost ''i''c: ( a''''cl'. 80 '"'
HI August |. 1860
a--Edmu,u ukiu.bn; \. Alexander: Joseph
, Alderman.
ge.-TIomos r,ono ~: c. Boirusciicn: Franklin
Ballard u r N,rpn,t. E,l. burnside s. VI. beam.
Guard. Jlcurv Irown. flrS Mary +. Black: i. j.
Jarrett. Rcv Hmm RIM Reuben Bennett: Mrs.
Mo,cv T;.kcr. Mr.. T. Ii4re; J. +. lcnbcrt PlTo
Ects. (2).
C-E cnryr,;rs T 7. 4 W. Crosby: G. F. Car
pcntcr iol. +, p Caru-.A.r: ". b. Campbell: J. T..
1,o Crr5o 'o w Gss GsanpCc ! " r John F; cn%fcy H. H.
D.-llc,,ry natis; Thomas II. Dudley: Mrs Susan
C. Dunham phifp Davy: Henry L. David; r. W.
Dunlap James Isvly
E'.-J. II. rlSmng; \. Finch.
G.-Miss II. (;e1SSngs~ Allen Green: Levi Gardner;
W. NJ. Goo!son: IaS GilIanl; James George;
Mrs. Jane Gray: Levi tigner Mrs. Sarah y. GH-
"' HD.NH % D. H"pHM; iiiiiara cl llsrn; o. Ilso'
.B.-T IT, j.. J,S J"ncs ''S itur, johnson. (9 Miss
Mary Jennings: J.sso thr Ns'' u H. Jones !
u K.-i".nstus = S%:"s ihc q man Bros; =. X
nelly CD. val =.
E.-S. B. Levy. (2E A,N W. La,lr"p; - Ii, LG;k I'll ,
M.-N IN. T.. Martin tS" -, -, '''.. ", W.
Mooney, Mrs Susanna MclSae J. r. mellow N2E ilni.-
nah Middleton. Anna Maysl:% MISS y. Morgan. W.
q. Morgan. J. B. Mc[utrltn, 7. M:..+.s. N. =
Molat. JoIlI Mc'cIIe!. Ed,farl Moore, W. C.SS"I'
(2l
N.-.IoSlI Moves. (ag Jam mcs \. Nor;hcv, Mrs. Ann
y. Ncw'anll. j. Chase owens
G'.-MrS. G. s. Perry yohn Pcyon, Vim. Paine
". II. Pierce. IT, p
Hs.-John Ross Crar:ol Rhodes Henry Eingsnn:
j. T. ReInhert. j. Robersot. Rev. D. r Robinson. (2E
q. NJ. Rmldrll II. c. RoWah. ?. Robertson
S.-.Iom Perry Smith, Il SIrvcr. Saml. W. Sam
dcrS. ID. $ Shular (2E ". q. Spvcln.
4.-,Iamcs b. Turner, {J. $. Thompson l.. A. W.
Turner.
W.-.Iack Wells IT.. " W. Watts. Wells Bro.
j. w. Wilson, Mrs. Rucnyt Williams. \. ". Williams,
John Whitlnann J. e.. WeS3.
- -. + + 1"%s; z"i"is, Mr. y m. Young
"a Persons calling for $hc above. will ',lciSr say
they advertised
Aug. I. T ". PEGUES T. "
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TO
'I'he Merchants of the
SOUTH
AND SOUTH WEST !

NSTE. TEE EUNpERSEGN;Ef. 7sEEs-
W CHANTS OFTllECITf OF Gil ARl.ESTUN,
s C.. ccnragc ly the increased patronage rccciv'
cd as Spring. and by tic assurances that have TeaclI-
| I'D us from al! sections OF the Sunl and Southwest,
that our Goods have compared advanageou<lv. and
competed successfully. with those bought in New
York nnl other Northern cities, and believing that
being lornC falfu u the pledges made in our i,rm.
cr Card. will receive si>g"ratcr Ial onage hare
prepared ourselves for largely increased Fall brsi.
.wSs.
Uur Importers and Jubbcrs Of Foreign Mrrclandizo
have a b'.,'m represented in the maIkc; I" Europe.
this Spring AMI Summer. either by members Of their
respective rnS. or by Agents fully Competent tn Sc
lect GonlS 10 the Snnlhcrn tade Tlev lave
hon. ght far cash or its equivalent an their selections
" i'll form full aud attractive stocks for the iIs rcc-
tiun OF the iuirriur Merchant Our facilities Ter OBJ
thinning Domestic GUuls direct from the mannctur
les are unsurpassed by the merchants Of any city in
the Union
We therefore confidently invite ron to inspect onr
FALL STOCK OF FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC GOOOS
feeling assured that ali who uay do So ~jthout pre-
j"iice will make their purchases in this market. Our
Stocks will he complete early in August, when we
will br pleased Ia receive the visits of Lur CID and
new mcIcHrle ircnds.
Dry Goods.
Iihi,ml Howell Co., Johnston. Crews & TO-:
Chamberlain Miller Co.; John &. Minor & Co.: Nay.
lrr Smith & TO-: Hyatt MrBurncy 4 Co.. Crane. Boyl-
sion Co.: j. :. Il l.. Bowie 4 Co.; Caduw Mckenzie
X Co.: krrrisun ( Lciiuy.
Hardware.
Hyde. Gregg 4 Hay: Wi!mars It Price; Courtney,
Tcnu;nt 4 Co.: J. +. .t,2ccr Co.
Esoet~ and Asoc..
y. f. Fleming s Co.: r. y. rrin.Ic t Co.: Force
Mitchell: +. h. Sio,ard n Co.; Dumll;n. Taft & Co.:
Ila*cltinc Il Wal:nn
GlGf.IinG.
piGrSnl Smith & Co: Cohen Willis !: Co.: Waldron,
E'rSk.st"n X Co: Edwin Bates Il Co.: Matthie$scn.
Ss.ecr:i"s.
GEO. ". WILLIAMS $50
Crs"hrry ant! siia'" ware
Webb & Sage brown Il Palma.
Briggs aud iaHd:Hn">.
lEaviIand. Stevenson K Co.: Nrlsoi. Carter John
ASlllurSt Co.. Run Il bowie.
sisk>:stiss Fancy Geaas'
Iowcrl. Foster X Co.; j 4 W. Knox: DrwlllE TLay-
or 4 TO-. Albert Lclgrck Marshall linrgc 'o'
Haas. Cap, nnG straw Gsetr.
lIorscy Aulem Y Co.: +. y. F;,unng TO-. D. Il.
Williams & Go.
Saddles & &;,GGInry Hardware
Hustle Calhoun Il Co.: Jennings. Thon,in$on & E".
Carpets, Oil CI1ths and window Cui"
t:,5Hs.
Lambert I!owcl James 4. Baltic.
Importers :.,:d Dcalcrs i'm Wines, h;-
GIoTs. S"S:aTs.
Clrc.c Croft & Chafrc Rcnickcr s Glover
Dcaicr in Paper :,F!d EiaTc,oisrs.
JOSEPH WALKER. Aug. I.
FOR SALE.
1 PAIR Of fine Carriage lniScs-a two horse
a Carriage Harness &c. Apply To
.iig. 1T W. II. i. WORKMAN.
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Exhibition OF Plough.

We take peaslirc in announcing that Mr. CuAs. l.
SILVER of this place intends giving the first Mon
day i'll September next, at BoYKIN's Mill public cx,
hibtion Of his newly patented Plough 0ut planters
should examine Mr.. Sii,ER plough carefully. and if it
has mersas an improvement in the agricultural depart
hcnt patronize him. The ouY manner in which we
can stimulate home enterprise and thereby rcncrour
selves independent Of the North. is by encouraging
those in our midst who are industrious in the develop
ment of our resources
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The Bunyan TabIeasrx.

We among others, during the past week. visited the
rooms where series Of beautiful paintings iusra-
tive of BuNYAH's Pilgrims Progress, cHhib
ton and can truthfuy say that VIC hive before
enjoyed richer intellectual feast. All OF the paint
ings considered works Of art are good, hut some
of them cannot in our opinion, be surpassed. The
chief quarrel We have is with the last painting in the
series-tle representing the Celestial City that
we think failure is impossible for the artist in
picture Of that kind where lie introduces us into its
interior workings, to satisfy the demands of the mas-
nation, hence he ought to keep it in the perspective
as much as is consistent with the end to be obtain
cd.
The WASHINGTON Tablcaux exhibiting scenes Of the
American Revolution, will be exhibited tonight and
tomorrow night at Temperance Hail. There will be
an exhibition for children tomorrow afternoon al
O'clock, at which time children will be admitted at Is
ccntscaci. Owing to the bad weather there was no
exhibition last night.
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N Otice.
Election Notice.

IN pursuance of orders from Col. Adams. an election
will he held to ill the vacancies in the commissions
Of CAPTAIN and tornct Of the KcrShaw Troop on Sanr-
day. the st ofScpcmbcrncXt al the Company rcndcz-
VOLS.
Polls will lc opened from IL clock a. H.. 10 " p
m Scrrt's. t'al,cv and Murphy will act us managers.
Bv order Of f. i. CANTEI, Lieut. Comdng
Iur I'D j. j. McKAIS, Clerk.
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Fashionable Dress Making

~" MISS HOWARD GIVES NOTICE TO THE
Ladies of Camden and vicinity, that she is prepared to
make dresses mantlcs and cloaks i'll the ncatcst man
ner and most fashionable style
She may he found at Mrs l.. r. lEIiRANIS, where
she will bc happy to wait on those who may favour
her with = call.
July 3l-Gmo.
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GREENWOOD, S. C., July 10, go.

Greenwood, S. C., July 10, go.
Mn. j. J. McKAlS:-Dear Sir
This is to inform you that / have
used your Baume de Vie for Dys-
pepsia, and have been greatly benc-
fitted by it. | am now anxious to
obtain some more. VIII YOU be so
kind as to ij,fmm ne how | can get
them and what II will cost to send
them to Greenwood!
| Will recommend your medicine
to every DySpeptic person ! meet, /
think it is the best antidote ! have
ever used.
Yours, respectfully,
JAMES II. GEE.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
HOTEL COMPANY.

1Se6eSs- MEETING OF THE sToCK-
sss - HOLDERS of this Company will take
place at the Building on Wednesday, Mor"i"g 10Th
inst. at o'clock \ full and pnnctual attendance is
requested as new and important business will he laid
before them for consideration. Those unable to at
tend will please be represented.
By order of the President C5BELT.
Aur lit Secretary
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TERRIBLE EFFECTS OF DROUGHT IN TESAs.-A letter
from San Antonio, Texas, dated July 9lst says: THE
weather continues perfectly dry and besides the failure
of the crops is causing great Inconvenience by hinder
iug transportation between the coast and San Antonio
rraiolts haze risen SO much that ionr, within week
or two has gone up from $40 to $50 per barrel an'l
corn is now selling here for 50 per hushcl Water
},ro-it from the Mississippi "cr. 7 selling i" imiiaro
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NEW TESTING
FROM RELIABLE SOURCES, TO SHOW
THAT TIE
/ III II l D ! \ IB.
BalSalll Of Life.

Is all that the proprietor claims for
it. The following letter was receiv-
ed from Greenwood, S. c., without
solicitation, and is only one Of the
many certificates that have been sent
him, to prove that BAUME DE
VIE will cure aggravated cases of
Dyspepsia, Constipation, Sick Head
ache, Loss of Appetite, DC. Try 1t
Medicine that is made ut home.
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Special to the Charleston Courier.
Political,

MIILEDGEvll.IE. August 9.
The breckenridge al!d Lane Democracy have ended
their iibors The Convention held here was like the
handle of jug. all on one side. and WAS, therefore.
quite Harmonious. Hon. Clins J. Mcdonald and
Hurry H. jackson were chosen Electors for the State
at Large. Robert T'uolnbs were present and made a
speech The Honorable Secretary of the Treasury did
not make his appearance. The Douglas and Johnson
Convention will asscn bic here on the lIth, and the
Bell and Everett Conventions OH the 18th inst. There
has been some talk about union between the friends
Of Douglas and Ecl hut tic Indications at present arc
that siraigll.out tickets will he run all round.
New YORK. August ..
Tie Breckenridge and Lanc Slate Convention. which
met at Syracuse OH the 7ih inst ls nominated James
r. Brady of this City. their Candidate for Governor
in the approaching gulcInatora contest. This Con-
vcntnm assembled under Il call issued hv John a.
Green Jr. who is like u. & liz kinstm. opposed 10
any compromise between the friends Of breckenridge
aud Douglas. Collector Sclic, who leads the Com
promise wing Of the Brcckinridec party ill probably
call another Convention in tic hope that some arrange
melt may hc made by which tie vote of New York.
in the Electoral College, can be secured 10 Brcckin
ridge.
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For The legislature.

The friends Of CAPT u. D. PERRY respectfully
announce linn as a Candidate for the HOUSE OF
REPRESENTATIVES, at the election in October.
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stake os sou7I,-CtI0iI;la. kGrS!iaw
ES(i>srici--1n Islc Common Pleas.

". A YOUNG. rs. WILLIAM LEE
Declaration an Foreign attachment
VStHEREAS the Plaintiff did. Oh the &c b day OF
w tJuIy. 1861. tilc lis tircnrati"' against th,
Defendant Who (aS il is sai.) is absrnt ir''m aud
with, k The limits of this stale ard neither wife
atrorflev known within the same, nrcn wh"m copy
of TIe said declaration might bc served. 1t is order
ed< that the said Defendant du appear and plead tt
ihE said decaraton on before the eth day of July
Elich will lr in the y,ar Of onr luld orc thousand
k.rl hundred and sxtr.onc. Otherwise final and ahso
'ute judgment will then lie given and awarded against
him.
Clerks Office, Kcrslaw district. July 2Gth, SEQ.
july 81 W. CL1 Do"N' o'e'N'
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Privatc Boarding.

cE;"M MRS L. r. LEGRAND, GIVES NOTICE
that she will accommodate day, Or Permanent Eo'rlcrs,
as may be preferred, with or without lcdging.
June lG-tf
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DARLINGTON, August S.-FoUNp DEAD-Wc urc
informed 10y letter from friend in Tlnmollsvillc.
that intelligence was received there Yesterday to the
effect that Mr. Stephen Phillips found dead in the
woods some twelve miles above that place near
Sparrow Swamp. lie had been unwc, or at least
complained Of being sick An inquest 10 be held
over the body yesterday.
FATAL AcClnENr.-We learn that on the 3lst uli.
Mr.. VIM. T. Mccall while out deer hunting with scyc:
ral other gentlemen. in Marion District acci'cnlly
shot himself willie in the act of taking his gun from
canoe i'll which some q the company had crossed tic
river. lie was young man and native Of this
District but at the time of his dcGll we are informed
he Was residing in Marion District.
Since the above was in type We have received the
Marion Star. containing full statement Of the sad
occurrancc. and just and feeling tribute 10 tho vr
tues Of the deceased from the pen Of ono who WAS
Intimately acquainted with him
KILLED ~ LIGnTNING.-Wc learn that on the Il
inst, negro girl belonging to Mr.. Solomon Wright,
Of this District. was killed by lightning
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BLACK REpCDLICANISM IN acknowledgements
IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY We understand that 4 few
days since (last Sunday night lanes essmakcr, whose
name we did not learn was detected ct Pine Level in
this county, holding improper conversation with slaves
Again, OH Monday night, he was watched aud caught
at the same patriotic business This the citizens
thought was imposing too much on good nature. and
they took the scoundrc out stripped him. and gave
him such tlagcllaon with a strap will make his
hide tingle for many day to come. The nscrcant
would dou ess have been hanged but for his advanced
age his read being very white except where it is
bald H. is Of low statue, compactly built and had
been for few days in the employment. as Journey
man. of Mr. Shaver Of Pine Level. lie was from
some point North, where. precisely, is not known.
We protest against the whipping OF these people.
They should Gc hanged not touched. After whlc
wicn the Texas tricks shall have been pacticed here
our citizens will see wisdom in the rope. Meantime
let those who dcnouncc the Legislature and Governor
for buyng arms. continue TO how'll
Monty merry Mda
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For the Legislature.
For The Legislature,

WILLIAM NJ SHANNON, Esq, is announced as
a Candidate for reelection 10 the HOUSE OF REP
RESENTATIVES, at the ensuing election i'll October
my, Ills FRIENDS.
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NOTICE..
Starch Polish

E'OR giving beautiful gloss 10 Collars, Bosoms
L aud all articles which Starch is used-iium-
ming ..irds Bunker Hill. Real German and Swans
celebrated '"logne: Alsra great variety Of extracts
and G,ucy Soaps ju opened nt the ~ corner,
l.. W.&NNEY.
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E" N r $. " y 5 ]
Nurse and lr!nalc ply:
for children tccthing. witt
cess o! tcclling hy snit(
inllaimInai:um--will nllay'
late the bowels. Dclmnt!
rest to yourselves. and rel
Perfectly safe in ;Il eases,
or column.
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ECED s0RA WATER.

u" FRESH SODA W. E'' AN oTiNh - Nui"
oIvovs nm l.rd Whom, handed to Carriages in future.
,lc ,rico will L,. Invariably lOcts per glass.
July l0.-tr '' "' wv
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS A
For the Senate.

We are authorized to announce l!oN. \. II. BOY
KIN. as 4 Candidate for reelection to the State
Senate