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South Carolina "lsoll of iGonol.,'

In response to numerous applications, the
subscriber am unces The PREPARATION OF
"St.uta t'..niine's Roll IF II mof'-a vol
ume whose design is 10 pcfpei,a'e the lianie
of every soldier snn uf the State who bus
iailen 10y disc sc or in battle during the war.
In iiutnerauce Of this undertaking, the re-
quest is made Of every tumily WHO have been
thus affl .cted To send promptly III the address
here underdgnsd, a bri=i biographical sketch
Of the deceased embracing name. aSe, place
Of birth, occupation, regiment and coinpany,
and incidents of battle Or attending death.
and esq. e :lally such dying decla atIoas as may
reflect ,oe character %, the PARROT and hero.
Ehe whole Will then be revised aud arranged
in alphabetical furm, aud. published as soon
after the war US possible. 1t Undesirable that
a separate record should be devoted TO the
many South Uarolirians who have fallen in
the service of other States. the expense
and dilaeItsiuns VI the wUrkahe not too Great,
it will embrace many engravingS vi the dead,
but at present the latter Is n"r required.
Win generous co .oleralion on the part oil
the citiz .bsut the State iu this matter, South
| Carolina will pot have occasion tn erect a
/ monumental column to the memory Of the
unknown and uurecorded dead"
The press of the State will confar q favor
by freely circulating the above request and
urging attention to the subject.
F. 6. DEFONTAlNE, Spartanburg, SC.
We learn that thees' Camp Fires, Marches
and Battle Fields of the Southern Revolu.
,iop,' by Personne is nearly ready for publi
cation, and but for the desire to embrace re
cent important events, would have been is
sued before. 1t will embrace from six tt
seven hudared pages, and be an interesting
compendium. of the history, herplsm, TO
nance, and f,ceti@ Of the war.
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srArE OF snUTH CAROLINA,
ApJurAyr AND IyspEcron-siES's OFFICE,
mama Jrsr If. ls63

coLuuDlA, JUNE l6, 1863. q
GENERAL ORDERS NO. ~.
TO carry into effect the proclamation OF his tx
celrency the Comm Inder-in Chief and the Act o.
Congress, To provide for local ieieuce ald sPe-
cial service" it is hereby ordered:
I. That the commanding officers of the Militia
regiments assemble ut their usual plaecs OF pa
rnde, on TUESDAY, the. 7lh of July next, all
ne-sous within the limits of their respective com.
a, Ind. liable To any military services Ivy the laws
,of the State and call for volunteers to rsst TIC
reouisition Of the President of the Confederate
St4,es on this State for troops for local dete-ce-
pers6ns lie, ween tbe agls of for:y and forty-hve
| TO he Included i'll ifc CALI.
II. Gu sny Regiment tai'!rg 10 ivrnisi ny VOL
M teering lis annta. Of troops, virgil Is liked ny
| General .Orlcr NOEL, accompanying lh's order
,he commanding Itliccr Of such khgim.nt WI!
Immediately draw from those liable to " nctdal
military sery:re .bryand the limits Of tholf re-
snec,iye Districts" between the agcst"i forty arul
6lty 40 und SOY years, n sufficient nuiabes Of men
to mako up said quota
III. The commahding officers of Regiments are
REQUIRED ir n~ediatcly to organize the troops thus
raised into companies, of not less than sixty-four
Et64l aud not more Than one hundred ana twenty
live; U25l priyates, by holding elections tor com
pany officers, viz: ,one Captain, one FIRST Liou-
tenant and two Second Lieutenants, tn enon-eom
m~issioped oficers-four Sergenns and four Cor
! porals-to. be appointed By the Captains, and i'm;
modiately return to this Office certificates OF said
elections and rolls Of the companies.
Nv. The commanding officers OF Beat Compa-
MES are required to prepare and return TO the com
manding officers of their respective Regiments on
the. day above mentioned, accurate rolls OF all
males residing within their respective e Toa.s oo'"esn
tho ngos of forty and fifty (4o anu ouJ yen.s.
v. Officers of tho militia between the ages OF
forty and dfty years, will DO subject to draft. :,
wy VI Companies organized under this order will
b%ereafter !bs organized, by orders issued from this
ofice, into Regiments of ten companies each, BY
thu election of field officers and when into
the fold. will be mustered into Confederate scr
vice. 70. local defence and special service Within
the limits Of this State, for the tefm Of A6 @opta'
from tho ayus dsy Of August ua1tn
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TLs war in Mississsipni.

We give to-day several items from the
Mississlppian, Of tie 18th, concerning The
progress of events in Mississippi. 1t Gems
but little more is known, or made public, at
Jackson than here, and everybody must for
the present possess their souls .! patience.
The movements on the river are becoming
significant. With Gen. Price at or near Hell
ena, ard Kirby Smith on-the Louisiana shore
opposite Vicksburg. re can confidently expect
at least a large SHARE OF the relntoicemeills
intended for Grant, will find employment
west of the river, US indicated by our special
dispatch. All the reports We have seen esti-
mate Gen. Prices strength at four brigadcS,
and if he has attacked Helena, we have no
idea the garrison could resist him'as it had
been weakened to swell Grants forces.
We have a private letter from Jackson, ola
late date, which says it is the opinion Of the
public generally, based upon rAnors that
reach the city, and in military circles formed
upon more definite knowledge, hat Gen.
Pemberton and his meu will have no difficulty
in, holding his position until Johnston can re-
lieve him. The latter was moving, in what
direction we cannot repeat. The same in
formant asserts that Kirby SMITH is at Mil.
liken's Bend, and that Magruder was near ut
hand for the relief of Gardner, al Port Hud-
son. Anun.ber of beef cattle forwarded by
him had been crossed to the garrison by swim
ming. A brigade Of troops, it was also sta
ted, had crossed. at Bayou Sara.
Our forces have destroyed the New Orleans
jackson and Great Northern railroad, frou
.Manchac forty miles North, and the Yankee
were engaged in repairing it. If they use
TO advance North, as is probably their inten
ton, q further destruction is provided for
Atlanta Appeal.
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Northern News.

Nashville papers, of the 18th, and the New
York Times, of the 10th, says Lee and an
army ninety thousand strong, is marching
Norlhward. .Hookep'S. army. ID marching on
to prevent an advance. The Governor, of
Ohio has called for 10000 troops, and the
Governor: Of Pc lnsylvapia has called for 5l,-
900, 10 prevent invasion of each State.
WAsHINGruN, June ]6.-Einco!n has issu-
ed q proclamation calling for l0O,0O men to
repelthe, invasion of Maryland, Northern Vir.
ginia, Pennsylvania and OHIO.
HARnlsByKG, June l5.-DrspatcheS from
Chaop bersSsrg and Hagers,own stale that the
rebel cavalry were at Perryville and Martins
burg on the 18th. Hard fighting was going
ron, and the rebels had driven Reynolds from
Perryyille and were advancing ON the capital.
The towns and cities throughout Pennsylya-
MIA are in danger.
Before The capture Of. Winchester, Milroy
notified thu rebels that he would burn the
town if au attempt was made to storm the
position. EVIL replied that he would hang
every Yankee captured:
1t is reported that Ewell has taken Har-
per's Ferry. with immense stores, aid is
Ell route.
1t is reported that Linc5lu has called for
two bun're,l thousand men tp repeal the in
yaSion Of Pennsylvania.
Scuut, report 6.00u rebal cavalry in Cum
berlani, Id. The inhabitants are il. ing for
safety 10 il.-p.rs Ferry.
HaRKlsoSBuRg,' June lG.-Business sus-
pended. Ali important documents have been
removed from tn. capital.
Milroy tslegraphed officially his repulse
from his Qualifications by l5,OO0 RI bells, losing
2.9lO men.
Governor Curtin has called ON the citizens
of p. nnsslvania' to defend the State. saying
that Philadelphia has not resp rnded, willie
the enemy are in Chambersburg. He .v-
proacheS the Pennsylvanians for s~''ifiing
| about the length OF service, when an exigency
exists. Dispatches State everything sl",my
and no saving the country South Of tie Sus'
quehanna.
BALrlMoaE, June l6-Gcv. Bradford has
called ON The people to rally tur the defence
of Maryland.
Dispatches from Rhode %Isianl, dated the
1914, State that Gov. Smith c"nven~I the
Legislature Oil Thursday, for the purpose oi
raising ,ru,p>.
Pn4I.ADELEMGA. June .l6.-1he Mayor has
issued his proclamation. closing the stores
so that tie occupants can join military organi
z~a.iunS 10 drfend the city.
NV York. june lG.-All tho regiment:
are getting ready under arms. In Brooklyn
the bells were ruag ut midnight, sumtnoniIit
men to jun regiments leaving Immediately
for Philadelphia.
Gov. An irew, Of Massachusetts. rendered
Lincoln all his avail able militia force.
The English and Austrian Consuls arrived
in New Yurk on the lG.l, being ordered III,
OF the Cot:edcsacy by The rebel authorities
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E%DGEFIELD FEAaABE
INSTITUTES


-IrISTITTJEE
EpY an order from the Ordinary I shsll pructoa
I'D to soil ON TUESDAY, the 7th July Ecxt
az the premises, commencing at II o'clork, A. NJ
the above. named property belonging tG the Es-
tate of JOHN r. Gwaltney, dcc'd.
The property embraces q LOT OF FOUR
ACRES, the MAIN BUILDING, oonsttucted for
tho accommodation of Boarders, as we'll rs with
ample School Rooms, and pill necessary OUT
BUILDINGS, with q well of fine water, supplied
with q good pump. All tho buildings new and In.
good condition.
Also, will be sold at the same time, the School.
Room al Household FURNITURE, PIANOS,
STOVES, &c.
1 will also sell a separate lot Of ONE ACRE
OF LAND adjoining the School lot. Also,
Two One Horse WAGONS, a good SADDLE and
Birdie, a ANAL lot Of HOGS, one excellent
Milk COW, Cafp.ntIss' Tools; . ANAL lot Of
Paints, CARD IN Tools, DC.
The Building is we'll located md we'll suited for
a Boarding. School. The past history of this'
School, It's present patronage, and the necessities
of a large community give assurance that, comps-
tent Teachers will have an opportunity. to make =
safe and profitable investments.
Terms made Known ON day Of sale.
a. g. !TEAGUE, Agent for
= Mrs. Lucy Gwaltlty, Elk.
Mov OF n, al
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DISASTROUS FREsHzr.-A very disastrous
ireshet fell 10 the neighborhood Of this place
ON last Saturday night and Sunday moruing.
Some of the streams were higher than ever
known to have been before. The CORE on
the bottom lands was in a nice growing con.
oition-a great deal Of which was washed up
by the roots or covered with sand ; a great
deal of wheat, almost ready for the harvest,
was destroyed in like manner. We learn
that the heavy rain was colfined to a small
territory, consequently the amount Of damage
done has not been alarming; afey indiyidu.
ais, however, have suffered materially.-Ab-
baYille Press.
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Mayer
Stevens Creek Academy.

THE Fa.l Session of.this. Institution will, DO
Il resumed inc tnrd Monday in June and CON-
uuue Eve months, twenty days to the maptn.
Rates Of Tuition and Terms the same rs last Ses-
sion. No student will he received, applying la
less prevented by sickness. No deduction will BIZ
made except in case OF protracted illness.
Persons wishing their children thoroughly In
structed in select Academic course will have
liberal attention gwen them in my School.
JOHN W.. McCANTS.
June st 2Sr-
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CAPTURE orTHESrEAMER CALYpso.-News
was received here Wednesday morning OF the
capture Of the steamer Calypso, Capt. Black.
She was on her way to Wilmington when her
machinery broke down, and the Yankeecrul
ers. who had been chasing, oycrbauled and
took her rs q prize. Some of her passengers
have been landed at Wilmington under uaag
Of trucs,-Cousier,
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VII. The. INNS Tag officers Of Regiments
are charged with the prompt extension and exc
cution Of CHS Crdvr, 49,. -, det.i't ON .hcir M.
or on the part Of any officer, will be visited with
the severost penalties of tho law.
BY comlunad of-the Governor,
A.. c. DARLINGTON,
Ad)utant and Inspeotor-G General S. C.
June.24 ct 25.
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The Graniteville Company

VXTILL purchase GOOD C0TTUN at The
Wv highest market peiee Without being Gov.
cred with bagging clo..ih.. 1t may be packed and
held together 18th stats US hay and fodder are
putksd.. q. eat attention must.bs paid to keep 1t
clec.In and free from trash. Pulverised fodder
and hay cannot be taken from it with machinery.
Graniteville, June 7 st 70
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HEADQUARTERS
COMMISSARY GENERALS DEPT,

CoMMIssARY GENERALS Dept, s.. c.,
COLUMBIA, June Is, 1853.
NOTICE is horcby given to the "Boards of
~ Soldiers' Relief" throughout the State that
they will be supplied, as heretofore, with OCEAN
SALT, for distribution to tneedy families of SOL
diers, at cost and expenses, on application to this
Department
By order of the Governor,
RICHARD CALDWELL,
Lieut.. Col. and Commissary General s. @.
June "a 1t .25.
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Notice.
Juno

A LII persons neglecting o, refusing to send thei1
IA hands to work on tho Notifications on the
Coast are hereby requested to call on me and pay
their fines by the Doth day of July. next, and save
cost. After that time I will turn over the names
of all persons fined to the Clerk Of the Court
JOSIAH PADGETT, Treac'f.
b. @, r. Lower Battalion 1eth Reg
yJsas 10, ~ Do
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ssrATa OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.,
COLUMBIA, June II, 1888.
IN answer to many letters upon tue subjcct.of
H. tile exemption II. OF Magistrates, it Is stated, for
tue information OF all concerned, that the Gov.
salnr docs not fsel called upon to oy-:.np: Magis-
tratss within the oonscript age from military
service, ioasmash-a a. trs Legislature had that
subject unfcr Consideration and did not provide
for it iIt their Act.
By order Of The Governor.
DE. ARTHUR,
Private. Secretary.
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Salt, Salt

NJ. A. Ransom, Admir-. of tho Estate
Of s.. G. Gallman, decd.
vs..
A.. Bushnell and wife Lucrctis,
Mary E.. Tillmam and others.
vH1HEREAs NJ A. RANSOM, Administrators
wv Of The Ea,ata Of Sarah B.. Gsllman, deedp
has applied to NE, by petition in writing, PRAYING
tina, q nnrt Of the proceeds of the Real Estate OF
the said Sarah X. Gallman, decd, may be PAID
ovcr to him, TO satisfy debts against the said rs.
rate aud it appearing to my satisfaction that
William q. Coleman and Middleton Mosely and
his wife Elizabeth, two Of the Defendants in tns
above stated case, reside beyond the limits OF thia
State. 1t is therefore ordered and decreed' that
they do appear at o Court of Ordinary to be hei-
den Mt Edyefeld C. H., for Edge6eld District, on
Monday, the sIst day of August 1858, to sho"
cause, if any they can, why. q portion OF the pro-
ceeds of the sale of tho Real Estate of Sarah n.
Gallmau, Decd, sold by e for partition and di-
vision, should not be paid ever to the said N. a.
Ransom; to ~liquidate the debts against said KS.
tate, or their consent; to the Sumo will no entered
Of record.
Given under my hand and seal, fhis tho seth
Gay OF may 1910. w. F. DuRIsoR, o:s.p.
Juno sm s25
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Al Act to. Protile far Looal D.jfence ond '.S.9e
ciG[ iSerc.ec.

FlEt
SEcr:os l.. Tie C.Dnyress 'J' ne Confederate
States sf america an enact, That tbs Presiden'
he aud lie is hereby AUTHORIZED u accept tho ser
vices Of volunteers Of Fuch kiLa aud IN s1ch pro
portion as he may deem txpeLieht, to serve ior
such tim. as he may prescribe, for tho defence OF
cxpusui places or localities, or sucl special scivic0
As he may ,icem -xpsdirnt.
SECTION 9, Aud such forces shall he mustered
into the service Of the Confederate States, for the
local defanc, or special scrviro aforesaid, the mus
ter roll setting forth distinctly the services to be
performed and ths said volunteers. shall not be
cunsi,lsrei in .tual service until t%iiercunio spe;;
cilllly ordered by the President And they shall
he entitlc to pay or subsistence only Tor sa'cb
time ~ thoy may be IN daty under the orders oil
the presiIe1t ur by his direction.
S.cT,oS >. Such volunteer forces, when so &C
ceptel and ordered into service, shall be organ
lied i / uccnrdencc with and subject to ali the pro-
Visions Of tie. Act entitled, "a Actto provide
for the public defence" approved March &, 1851
and may bc attached to such division, brlgadcs,
regime ITS ar battaliOns as do President may
direct, and waSSn not org inizcd into battslions or
.im.n before lr3ins mustered into service, the
President shalt appoint tho fli'odii9rs OF tn,
ba.;alions oud regiments when organs"d Us s"ei
Approved August 81, 1861.
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Runaway

NaOM the eeSub.crib.tSon tho 1t.h inst., his
d negro man D.ANlEL,;agel 20 years, weighs
about rs pounds, and - near S feet Q inches high.
{ will ply u liborn! reward FOR his delivery to me,
OF for lis safa Judgement in the JUL OF tlls DIS
trict. J. JONES:
Lofts P. O., juno II, st 24
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@- The Augusta ConstisHionalst II informs us
tSs. y!su, ID on the decline in that pity,
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IwrE have now on hand O good supply of EN-
W. VEEOPES. Enquire at this Office.
May u
The New York herald., 1863-11-12
FINAHCIAH..


A GARD UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY
Rairoad As Bond. Of tho above description wil probably
ee offered for sale In the MARKET the pnoo hereby
cautioned against purchasing ANY way negotiating Tor
tnem for tho Undersigned have exsng ontrac which
prohibits entirely the OF said Bonds While al the
them under their contract prior all mortgageor
deeds OF trust which can be executed oy saM company
Any investment In said bonds without authority from The
undcrs6ned will be invalid and Will entail total ss upon
the parties who shan venture to PS5ss"sss ss srhs CO.
Contractors for Building the Leayenworh, Paw
Western nov called Union Psehc Railway. Eastern d.
vision.
Lx1vsswoRrn CRY Ksn,as Nov. 4, 1863
A TIANTc AND GREAT WESTERN RAILROAD
STATE OF QUO
7per cent Fret Mortgage Bonds oonp payable ls Aprp
and lsr October; principal payable IN 1896.
hJohed number OF utse securities for rae by soc IN
dersigned.
For further par'culars Apply to
u south street.
TLARTIC SAVINGS BANK, f77 CHATHAM SQUARE
n SIX PER CENT iHrkkssT ALLOWED.
NJ. ID VAN pELT President
CHARLES d. BAILEY, Treasurer.
JosSPB p. COOPER, Secretary.
nIvIDEND NOriCE.-rHE GRAND STREET AND
~ kawtnwn Railroad Company have declared semi
Dnn dividend Of four "a, cent payable And afis Tho
l4th The company will the United States
The transfer books win remain closed until thal dac
Tho election for drec III be held The above
mentioned date, between the hours OF IL and o'clock az
Brooklyn, Il. d. A. U. HARMON, Secretary
NovEnsER 10, 1883
The New York herald., 1863-11-12

N
N California Western Agency store. by ", uARkih
An order received ss,np worth OF OF ooships
price ,hsn Other paee IN this city Iadses % ssn.e
mon prices folows.Yor hit Dresses IN
~ N t4f Tor Asrin<s, husins sbaws. Cloahs tySs.
Lscss and undsfYsrmsnts, the utmost vAus paid -
from ~ 4xs for Pants from ~ 70 ~; sesss
and undsroh.s ise hishe.! price lsn r.s:s favor -
your b~p~nl Aso, for Cspes. furniiure Jswsry. .ti
old sver Damonds firs Arms the highest prios pad
PIsas~ he particular about the fsbt place and oamber
IT, UARKfS ia Seventh avenue lot ween T~eny.trs' and
The New York herald., 1863-11-12
GREAT BATTLE. royonr-Inx yIcrosY :,

A GREAT BATTLE FoUGHr-IHk VICTORY ~
"A gAined-Lsdi~s and senileDen, has been victorious
10 being pronounced, by great msny that w. MIMI, of
FOR east on CIothnr Carr<is Jew.rg aDdsili
continue 70 DO tyou viii fsvor him with note OF
ean NJ H.-iAdes and gentlemen. you know well thai
those tremenaovs prices that are offered by som~ deAsy
perfect humbug tho best nd suest can do
u address above you wall Enos yoa VIII
csvs sstisfaeton not the old well tucwn Sssi
or. Mints, and number. "a kflh Avenue.
Eighteenth street Ladies atlsnded by Mrs. bints
The New York herald., 1863-11-12
A rTYxrIoN'

A TTYNrION
"A A,lcs seventh svsaas I.ai.: and gssiisnss vni y
astonished 10 tho prices HARRIS foe Cast on
Clothing. Csrpsts. Furnitnre aad Je~eiry.
We narsr Ourselves with hsvins been pronounced BY
great many ladies and gsnh paying my par osns
Than at any psce In thn ey
We guarau,ee 20 the following prices
ser suf Dres,s. rom - to sa; Tor cosn from " IN
Please csii on or sdir... Harms In seventh avenue
three Twenty ntsrest ladies Aitsodsd 10 by
Mra D. HArris ~ -Pirss> be particular In hodins the
correct number iS ~ you nis. yoa sarny wiz ts bum
baned.
The New York herald., 1863-11-12

TAXES FOR THE TOWN or BERGEN.
j BFRarr Oct L. 1888
The FOR tho of bergen due. Once Of
the Collector Bergen Newark plank
open from A. n TO r. NJ Twelve per cent Interest will
added Issg after 2Uh
PETER JONES Collector
~ B.-rases payable 10 barkabie money only.
The New York herald., 1863-11-12


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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-06-26
MEDICAL.


II, X. BrlnghurSt'S Bulletin.
Wholesale md Retail Druggist, (3l7) Fourth and
Market street,
CEpllALIC PILLS (Spaudings) for Head Ache at II
X, Briughurstt III Market street
BROWNS BRONCHIAL IROCHES Of the best
tieles for Diseases al thehroa 49, H. r. BrughurFs
Drug Store.
rOwNsENDs sARsApARlLLA, fresh stock just re-
celyed and for sale by H. r. ringhurst Apotheeaiy.
W!sHARrS Pine Tree Tar Cordial, the celebrated
cough Preparation to he had at IT, H. Brnghursts Drug
store.
SPARFORBs OLIVE TAR, the genuine article to be
had by calling Ut II. Il. Binnhursts Drug Store.
Mrs. NlNs:Ow'S SOOTHING SYRUP now IN great
demand for children teethng, at II. X. Bringhursts.
tLAskS Tor sporsmen-t have nne assortment Of va
riuus sizes from - pint 10 pint have Just imported
them and they are the finest quality of Dxons fasks-
Il. K, Bringhurst, 3l7 Market street
] BRANDY and WlIlSkEI selected pure aud OF nue
quality for medical purposes, by H. Il. Bringhurst.
FLAGdS RELlEfi for the Immediate relief Of pain, at
Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Company, In Whining
tom Thursday the l7th day of October st 10 o'clock
\. NJ.
COLD CREAM tor chappel hands lips for sale In
/ any quantity by II. Il. BInghurst.
FINE SALAD Ola superior article at H. h. Bring
] bursts
nosrsrTEWs BlTTERs, they give general satisfaction
and great "vogua' IL. r.. Briughurst,
Wholesale and let all Druggist