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ANE STORE in Galt's Block.
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THE ACME OF PERFECTION.
1t Cures Hay, Rose, and Periodic Catarrh.
1t Cures Catarrh and averts Consumption.
NO VIOLENT SWINGING
OF the Head. ~ ,.es
THE SENSE OF TASTE AND SMELL
RESTORED.


RESTORED.
IHOR centuries Catarrh has deed the Kill of phy.
L. sicians and surgeons. No medical work con-
tains prescription that will eradicateit Nothing
save Dr. Goodaless Remedy will break 1t up, radf-
cally destroying the principle of the disease and
preeluding the possibility OF relapse, r
| No form of Catarrh can Withstand It's searching
power and no mode of treatment ever Afforded such
immediate relief gave such universal ssfaction
1t penerate to the very seat of this terrible ois-
ease, and extermil ates it, root and branch forever
From the Commercial Adversiser. kssg Fork.
Hay, Rose and Periodic Cdtarrh.-Drg r fsood.
ale's Catarrh Remedy, and mode of treatment not
only affords the greatest relief in eyerv variety M
Catnrrh but it extnguishes The disease forever IN
all its types and stages Every one speaks wen oft
From job" =. Bssss. Ns,O Lpmd0a, Conn.
MEssRs. NORTON g Co. I'd, - =
Gentle men-The bottle of G oodale,s Catsr,b Ram,
Guy You sent me has cured me OF the Catarrh Of ten
years standing. gave few doses of Il to three OF
my neignDors, and they say it has cured them. i
nave nave now MALT bottle left and would not take
ny qoiiars for it if could not procure more.
II hoooa'e has surely discovered the true cause of
os'Arrn' an9 an pnfailing 1emedy to cure It.
New London, Conn, June Q, 1855 "
Price 81. Send stamp for DR. r, Goodale's New
Pamphlet ON Catarrh-its perfect mode oftreatmsnt
DR.. L, GOODALEs Office and Depot. 75 R,saA..
street. one door west of Broadway, New York No.
ton aud Co, Sole Agents. 49,
H. q. Hay Agent for Portland. ..f.r
June 3D. 1858 .Ii fi, iuneadIv
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Heading Wanted.

2S00O Portland 6's, for which par and the
SPOOOO accrued interest will be paid Ad-
dress p. U. Box 5O7 Boston, Mass. ootl9 d1ws
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For the removal of Distinctions, and the Insurane
of Regularity in the Recurrence of the
Monthly Periods.

Monthly Periods.
They cure or obyiatethose numerous diseases tina.
spring from irregularity, BY removing the Irregular
ity itself. -is'E1I
They cure Suppressed, Excessive and Painful Men
situation. '+ ra
They cure Green Sickness (Chlorosis1. q l--s
They cure Nervous and Spinal Affections, pains in
the back and lower parts of the body, Heaviness.
Fatigue slight exertion Palpitation OF the Heart
Lowness of Spirits, Hysteria, Sick Headache, Gid.
diness, etc., etc. In word. by removing the Irreg-
ularity, they remove the cause and with 1t ALL the
effects that spring from it.
Composed Of simple vegetable extracts, they con-
tain nothing deleterious to any constitution how.
ever deloate-tbeir function being to substitute
strength for weakness, which, when properly used,
they never fail to do. a c
All letters seeking information or advice will be
promptly. freely and discreetly answered.
Full directions accompany each box.
Price 81 per box, or ak boxes for IS.
Sent by mail FREQ of postage. on receipt Of price
Sold by all respectable Druggists.
a4 DR.. w. r. MERWIN q Co..
ieIa SOLE PROPRIEToRs,
,l.., Eo.sO IdbeFty-st., New York.
feD6C cd oOWlY
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Oh ono PAIRS of 81 and rs inch GANG,
AO,OOO SAWED II or II inch tmok'oi goou
merchantable quality. cuAsn
OCT 17-dtf ID. L. OnAoD'
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Respectfully, J. r. WoQDRUFF.
New Haven. june 18th. lss!

a05Yc ED New Haven, June 18th, 1854
MR.. CoE-DeGr Sir:-The bottle of Dyspepsia
Medicine received from you, gave instantaneous
relief. only used It when my food distressed me
It was about like taking two doses to-day, one to-
morrow then every other day, increasing the oman.
THY of food and decreasing the medicine. until was
enabled to eat without taking anything at all. NV
case on extreme one, having suffered for seven
years. now consider myself cured, and bv nsin~
only one bottle Of medicine in the SPACE 81 two
months. The dose was tsaspoonfal.
z f ELLEN 8. ALLEN.
Sold BY Druggists In city and country, every
where. le ..4-
Price sl.O0 per Bottle.
Orders by mail, from either dealers or consumers,
promptly attended to.
IN, ~ ~. C. G. CLARK g. co.
WAolsselc Dr~ggists, Nev HaVen, Coma,
Proprietors.
Sold In Portland BY W. Y. Phillips, II. u. Hay,
end all other dealers, marchSeodlyea
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Voice from home through our City R4Qsrs.
9 New Haven, Conn June IS, 1854.
Messrs. EdstoTs ALLOW me, through your col.
umns, to acknowledge my gratitude for the benefit
have received from the of Goes Dyspepsia Cure
AltboughI was great sufferer from Dyspepsia,
me eoss gSye instent relief and one ounce has
enabled me to est any thing p.easc without main.
I have now stopped using the medicine as i no
longer need it. PALMIRA IYMAr'
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RAILROADS..

Passengers for California, by the Old Line
Mail Steamer and Panama Railroad, may be secured
by early application at this Office. may26d&wtt
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Wantedy

Eiderberries and Cherries.
FEyHE highest price paid for ripe Elderberres pick
n clean, and also Black Cherries, by w. s. Mains,
Windham. GREENOUGH MORSE,
Sept 6-d&wtf 20 Market Square.
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A sIrNATIoN as Salesman BY young Nam ann,V o.
N experience SatisiactIp5 oortlsnd octlsrtf.
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Lest
STRAYED from the pasture of Mr.. Francis Rob-
~ erts, Westbrook, last month, three year old
gray Colt, small size; whoever will return him or
give Information where he may be found, will be
suitably rewarded by calling at No. SO Spring St.
FRANCIS K. EMERY.
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nooMs. wholly or partially furnished. for house
X keening, by young couple without family. for
',.h GOOD price will 80 paid. Address, stating
ar-0s and iull particulars Captain Box 1727, Port
land Post Once. OctlIdlW~
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Oct
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Board.
QUITS OF Rooms, with Board, can be obtained by
~ applying immediately at 30 Danforth street.
May iltn- 1S3nss nf mayladtf
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Aug. 2-dti
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FAX Assessors Notice.

n WILL attend at the times and places herein-,
u after specified to receive Returns and Assess
the Ad Valorem or s per cent. Tax, approved ty
Act of Congress-17th February 1864: They are
arranged under threo different hcads.or classes rs
follows:
lat. All property employed in agriculture from
which is to be deducted the Tax in Kind TO the
extent Of per cent.--that is the crop-uf 1864,
including the bacon crop Of lsCJ. .'lz -'sass
Cd. Alrother property Of every kinj not .crn-
ployed in agriculture and from wnicn tnere VIII
be no deduction.
! Cd. The tax to raiso money to increaae the pny
of Soldiers.
Class l.t will include all property employed in
agriculture, all lands actually cultivated, or COLI
nected with, or contributing to such cultivation,
such as wood and pasture lands; all slaves above
Y years of nge,sas properly known and desieHa-
>tcd .as plantation hands; oil horses, mules and
oxen used as work animals on iarm or pianta-
tion all pluws carts, wagOns, and implements of
husbandry used in the cultivation of the farm.
Glass I'd will embrace property of every kind,
real and personal, and mixed, not employed In
acriculture NIL real estate in to7Tnsnnd villages,
and all other lands in the country that do not
cun,ribute,to the Tax in Kind al slaves under
IL years Of nge house servants carpenters, and.
servants not employed on the iarm horsos,
mules and all other stock; eott.n, wool, tobacco,
corn, and oil other kinds Of grnin; four, meal,
bacon, lard and all other groceries, 1nerchandses
suir;tuous liquors, wine, cider, de-; value of all
household furniture, agricultural and dmechan-
icks tools not employed in the form musical in-
struments apd NIL articles of domestic use; car
riaees, wagons, &C.; books, maps, pictures paint
ings. stationary. and all other works of art;
bank stock, or any other Joint stock company
gold and silver wares, platessj iewery and;
watches; gold and silver coin, gnid dust, gold or
silver bullion valne Of moneys held abroad :
amount of all solvent credits, hank bills, and all
other moneys uaed as currency lexcept non.inte-'
rest bearing Confederate Treasury notes) and not;
employed in registered. business: and all other
property, real personal, aud mixed, not partition
IL MENTIONED, IRE subject to tlis'Tax.
In other words Tag -Puyers will rnafe out an.
inventory Of everything they possessed on tho
I1h day Of February, 1851, that was valuable,
and bring it with them, ortsond i, by their Agent.
All property owned before the i, d.y Of .'au:
uary 1852, and since that time viii be valued Mt
the VALUATION al 1s6O Except lnnd. negroes, cot
ton and tob,irco,) rurcbnsrd s;nre that time ami
thew. will be yeliied u The piiee Actually lm,d,
except refugees who avspurthased and nrc Living
on lands SO purchased
Twill assess the 80 per cent. Tax upon oil Pro-
fits or Sales made between the l7ta day Of
February 1864 and the lst Of July 1863, aud pur-
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Tax PAYERS will bear In mind that the Sol
diers, Fund mus. be paid in Confodorate Notes
nf tholnew, ISSUE. The hmourt 10 he paid TOR
Soldiers viii DO equal to one Gfth of all Other
tsyes OF 1861, without any deduction for tux IN
Lind. For insfnsee: As. Tux or. agricultural
,,ro,.ery is $1,000; ghisstex son non-ngricnltnrai
ppropSrty is $500; his Registry tax is SlOo, and
E;s an sner cent tax is S400-mHking the sum OF
ssoSo nS Cne.ffth Of $4,000 isSl 400, which is the
s.,cnnt A. will he required TO pay in money as
t, tbo @soidiers Fund. The INK payer wili'per-
sat sfhat AS whole tax is S24O0 he Gun pay
eInro of it-witll his. taxin kind; Sl00o.5wi 4
~ can't. certificates, but the S40p must. bepaid
r. Confederate Notes Of the late issue, as before
stated. =, u,.,c.,,,,nna, a,
,,-ts &c = hundred viii be required in money,
n the Collector is not allowed to pay out any
.mnnsy ID change for certificates. For illpstra-
v t;on.,B,s tax is 81 175gnnd he Offers 5000 cei.
t;snote in payment. The Collector will give = o
81 M certificate and be, B, will be feduirsd TO
Hav SIS In money, unless he prefers giving bis
istoS. certificate fer bis tp1.wiihSutt Feeeising
hack any change. 5-.s!s:s
Eon, ner cent. CertiIicstes will not pay tax on
: crcultural property after tho 51st Decetn.
bsriSS4. It will therefore bcto. the intefea OF
,av narers to lie puhctual:in their attendenee
md por their taxes before the expiration OF The
present year. uN.,s.v. ,.,t, .r,i.t nj
= "
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NEW GOODS i!

TUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE = =
u Fine Blescbed SHIFTING;
Shirting CALTC0ES; -5s-
Black English PRINTS. -,,S a5.
Ladies Linen HANDKERCHIEFS;
Mems Cotton do;
! Coat LINING; lH-s - -
Black Flax snd Spool THREAD; :.
Linen TAPE;
Lasting, Coat and Vest BUTTONS;
Horn aud Metal BUTTONS;
HOOKS and EYES and knitting NEEDLES;
Tooth BRUS SHE'S ;ts -
Dressing and Pine. COMBS; 50 -:
SCISSORS and Pocket KNIVES
Shoe KNIVES nnd Shoe THREAD;
Toilet and Shaving G0AP;E
: CutsTACKs, Hair PINS and MATCHES; 4.
Sewing Thread in BALLS; -:
Steel PENS and Pen HOLDERS;
Ladies White Cotton HOSE
: Lead and Slsts PENCILS;
Mcmoranduw BOOKS and Port MONIES.
Gun CAPS;s :
French Calf SKINS;
And spndry other articles.
E. PENN, Agent. {.
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Annual Report of the Commissioners
,sof the, Poor for Edgefield District,

f.. rs5 80 - NJ sA'1 - ?
go HI. Honor tle Prcsiding Judge Of tie Court
f5eof Common Pleas and General iS:ssions Jor.
EdaefelG District, Fall Ternrj ] lS6l.aiss' a. =.
S:gqhe Board OF Commissioners of ,thorsPoor for
Edgefeld District, beg, leave respeet1ullysto re-
mort, That thrre arc ut this time four Lunatie
paupers in the State. Lunn,ic Asylum at Column
bia S. c., chargeaBle to the District, viz: f. G..
freeman, Loyoy Wefiv or, G. ). II. Minis, and Mary
Turner. Tsasnty.threc- different Pauperss bave
received benefit from the Poor funds of the Dis
trict during the years We have. sent spe to The
Luhntic Asylum, viz Mary Turner -Four have
left the Poor House, during thssyear Of their
own accord, viz: Wesley Piymale, Susan Cheath-
am, VIM Zimmerman, taken away by his Stop
Fothcr,) Mary Pfyinaie, itakcn away by her
mothcr.) There are: eighteen at this time re-
manning ai the Poor House, viz = =
/. Mary Mays, age GO years, idiotic.s 2sFSi
q. Nancy Row, ago G2, ,idiotic. 9ss., ssc
q. Sarah Plymae, age az, deformed.
4. Mary Wilson, age 81, destitute.
S. Susan Holmes, age Sc, afflicted.
s. lewis Holmssfag BIZ idioticsf.s
7. Liza WilliNns, ago 3B, deftrmcd.
| s. Fred Martin, hgo II, cpileptic.
| Q. Elizabeth TurIa ge, age s9ls blind.
10. Josiah,Swnd g, age 90. afflicted. is.s1r
| IL, VIM Clark, age 81, afflicted 90.
| 10. Elizabeth Jones, age 63, cripple. -
/ ~: ycr Franklin, age F3, ablibd.; ~ sA.s
hi. .Mury Fulk, nge f3, destitute and blind.
!. Il. Andrcw,J, Thompson, ago 81, idiot. y,ss.s,5
tsIg Elizabeth Timn orlnan, ages, destitute.
Il n. Mary Piymald; aye 81. destitute. sz- =
Is.-CSria Turner age 55lestitutes ssss-@S rs;
,ls Tpors will be- tolcr.hto 'crop rratle ou.t the
ryrars The buildings, stock and premi.
.cs uro ali in tolsrahly gona condition.. a "
For u.inuts account Of receipts and dsburse.
ments, we refer your Honor to q report Of the
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The Ed field Fsrnala
. !. mLLEGR. {.
AT EDGEGIELD. e. H., s.

AT EDGEGIELD- e. H.J =. u. =.
gssHE next Scholastic yenr Of !this Institution
III will commence on MONDAY, the Sd
|; OCTOBER, and win. be divided into two Ses-
sioins of. Twenty weeks each.
/ TERMS PER SESSION:
Tuition in Collegiate Department, $4,000
.s academic 4O,00
s"8 Primary "'.J ii 3UOV
= eH French, - ~ 30,00
:" Music, ipcluding use'efinstrument s., ,oo
Contingent Fee, - 7-s,s - =.,5,,,ss. 300
Board, including Fuel and Lights, 4 y 4on, 90
in the present currency, or Sl2 per month II
: paid in provisions at old rstess
Planters and farmers who send their. daughters
win be required to pay for their Board in whole
or in part provisions.
Z Some Of the citizens Of the. town have kindly
consented to board dspupils at the.sams rates when
the rooms of the Principol-have been filed.
sBearders must furnish their own nitossls, shects,
pillow cases. blankets comforts. coyerlets, hand
soup and drinking cups. All The pupils are re-
quested to bring their School books wiz them.
Payment. for each Sesaihn viii he required in
advance. ~. ~.
REV. NJ. W. SANS -PnIxcipAL.
ave will give tho following priecsfor tho sew
eral articles mentioned below, although some OF
tiese. prices are higher tfan were paid in his
niarEet before the war Butter 25c; bacor 13@
l5c; pork neat So; taliow l3@I5c; beef 5@Sc;
mutton 50075 per quarter !; ,fnur slo per barrei;
corn and peas 81; sweet potatoes 50@75 pr bush
el; fowls l5@25c. a pieces; turkeys sl,S0 09S2
pair; syrup 56@55c- per GAL, salt so f5c per
bushcl; eggs 123@l5c per dQz; fodder and hayl
81 per 100 lbs wood 81 q four horse load. B., +.
Edgefeld, Aug q If 35
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Stale off South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD, ,DISTRl

.F5se q 4 LIZ 1111111I IO1s1I -7---I
.s..-,-..-s ~. IN ORDINARY
DY WaF. .pURISo oE, ESQ. Ordinary Of Edge.
" ~ asla District; j; g s,,;i,sa . 80
for Letters of ton, with the will an
nexed, on all and GUAR the goods and chat
tells, rights and CREDITS of Wiley Rhoden, late Of
the District, Aforesaid, deceased u - >
These arc, therefore, to. cite and admonish MI
and singular, an dcreditors of tho said
deceased, to 3s ana appear before me, ut our next
ordinarys Court the said District, to DO holden
inst.. to show cause, if amy, why the suids admins
atrafions should not be- granted. 2Ss:s 4
Given uudcr my hand and seal ,,StAis 9Th day
of Nov. in the year Of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and sxty-four, and in tho eighty
ninth wear Of the Independenceo of S. Carolina. 5
''-, :, : -. - W. F. ,DURISOE, o.R.D.
Octl2s ~ :. pit AZ
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70 Friends Of Deceased. Soldiers. !.

NSoRsthe Inst twelveymonths have Sbern,regu-n
q. unemployed in bringing from the Hor-i
pitils, and from the Battle-fctd, The REMAINS
OF DECEASED SOLDIERS, and have ia eYery
instance given cntire satisfaction. -,
SAsI lave lost On arm in the service Of my
country, and am unable TO render 'ciiciskt scT-l
yiccin the field, 4 am willing to continue tA
serve the fricnds Of deceased tsoIdiers nppn. ac.
commodating terms, .s,,--s -. -,
My address is Pleasant Lane, Edgeisla Dis.
trict, s. C. L. d. REARDES.
Oct s5 BE- A
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Circular
oFFIcE.oFl AGENT OF THE STATE OF
SOUTH CAROLINA,

OFFICEsOF7 AEENT .UF IHE,- oIH1N Il Il Ut Vt
SOUTH CAROLINA,
-. ,,,.,e.-s..- ~. CAMDEN, Oct. 10, 1861. .
COMMISSIONERS of Roads and Town Au-.
u thori,ies are quested to forward to this
Otfre,afor the use of the Confederate Govern
ment, Returns giving the names of Owners with.
instkeir respective limits, and tho number Q.
Road Handsyto oach,- not excepting those VINO
own but They will please furnish these
Circular. R.. B. JOHNS on,
.,,,,1- "A gent of State of S. @.
Tho Chairman of each battalion Board will
immediately assemble their respective Boards,
and make the Retarns as required by the State
AGENT GEo; y. MILLS, NJ; b ~
s Nov 2 2t SGs <.i 40
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Notice,

WILL attend at the following timosland PIN
H cos to collect the Ad;valorsm br per, cent.
Iax, on property not employed in agriculture;
the 30 per cent. tax on profits made between lnh
Quarterly sales of Registered Tax Payers, and
H. il .a innwn as Tic Soldiers, Fund.- viz:
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Laws AND THEIR. ExecyTIoN.-The Rich
moad Ezemiaer says, in one of its recent
editorials: .
There seems little use in asking for more
laws, while the laws we have are left dead
letter, OF nulllied by perpetual pardons. IT
is not so much the defect of law as the vii
lainy and corruption of officials. and greed OF
lawyers, that is thinning our army. sapplng
our strength, tying ourbanSs, and delivering
us up to- The enemy.
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YANKEE MorA1s.-A young woman in
Jackson, Mich, has been carrying on the
recruiting business i.an original and highly.
peculiar manner. ;Marres aaman on condi-i
ton that he will enlist and give herhis boun-
ty. She being strikingly handsome. the poor
: dnpe consents. After-he is gone she malries
another. Etpnr men has she. thus welded
and sent To the: army. onthe fifth occasion
she was detecred. $685. : av$ W. ss,sC
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Tax III d Kind Notice.

AN opportunity will be given to those Farmers
~ in tho 18th. Collection District, mho-have
failed 10 oInaks tfsir RetaTns OF HEATIoA ATS,
RYE, CURED HAY and WOOL, at the follow
Ing times and placos: .syE;: z. 70
Cherokee Ponds, Monday, 9TH Nsv. 1s
Rcd Hill, 10 Wednesday 9,n
TEdgefeld G.. H., Friday, LIN ia. "a
h Pine House, - SATURDAY, - @h
Defaul.ers. are requestcdie he prompt; IN ma
king their reurns, US it will be to their interest
: ~ s.s& .SS gsss GEO. a. ADDISON,
Assessor 18th Col. Dist.
Nov2 ,gisTsfsesz - - 2t 40
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For Fax Collector.

The Many Friends. of D.sA. j. BELL, ESQ
nominate him MS Candidate for!
Tax Collector at the next election. -, {. -
n,t1e to Dc,
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BartersI Bai.terl

IHNHE GRANITEVILLE MANUFaCTURTNas
u Company will-BARTER for Country PRO-
duce delivered on the spot on the following
tcrnls, Wig W
They Iil sell 1Ea1'5.. 2.
a sheetine, Drills or osnaburgs l2I ca. pr. I'd,
7-s Shirting, a :. ~ 10
ga do, ST
And viii ALLOW for ,z.gsa ,;sg....ss,
Corn, s,,.,.. Doc. per bush
Fodder, e'g.s y 'l'i - 5tc. Scwt.
Flour in bags or bnrr1s $500 i,Pa,. >bb,.'
Bacon, hog round, and Larl; s1fi2s ID.
Syrup, witbout barrels - z 5r
Fine cean Cotton in Basgine st,lvts sc apr: tbi
All packages must be. plainly directed TO the
Granitevillc Manufacturipg Company, md mark-
ed with the shippers nsme IN ';lle packages.
-: - NM q SEtfti, l,res.r III -
Grana NJ -0a-,4s
0ranitcyillo, Sept 20 =, ~. 29
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Fine Stallion fer Sale.

VNoR sale the thorough bred lIurse HAMPTON,
II sired by Gen. Hnmpton's Diomcde, out Of
afull- -blooded Kentucky Morgan Mare. Hamp-
ton was six years old Lost juno, large size, line
muscle, and Of beautiful symmetry and action.
For particillaIs apply at this Office.
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Read! :;,: Read Read?

TUsF received 1T the POST OFFICE, and for
eD sale at moderate profits,
Note and Letter PAPER; -
plain, Fancy an5 Mourning ENVELOPES;
Superior Steel PENS; q
French Lily WHITEi --=-
q Beautiful Gilt BUTTONS for trimming dressc';
London Military B1ACKlNG;
Choice Toilet SOAPS, &c.
,sNay 2 az :sF tt IA
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Oyerseer and Miller
rSTZeAsEITED-

= W8NTan ogERsEER add MILLER for the
T. opsuing year. Sfsn Of exporienre, and we'll
recommendsdS Sasn get good fitna tians bysapply-
ing 10 me coon at my Mills. 80, n ,54,,,s,,,,-t
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s,;ss Svs v;I 81, eno,jsnr,,s veter,,

cause. ne will poleon's veterans
never wadeds sthipugh iields DE greatarEcar-
mage than we haze done, lin, proportion to
numbers and " aiich We are willing to do
again. Then, IN the name of all your hold
sacred, whether in money, ,iloSe or life, con-
jure you to act like men, NszsssA -.s..t-s -
TO the old men Iswould say, speak in the
presence of soldiers hopefully and encoursg-
ingly. Let NO cgoakipg be heardin our land,
whether from males, ,or females TO the Ia.
dies, God bless thems smile -notoa the youpg
man whoithiuks the President has, selected
him to.hold, at all hazards. . 1bomb.proof
position.in the rear. They are not your pro-
tectors, and would run and leave you to the
tender mercies Of our common foes at their
anproaehsson sopr city. ~ our pr rotectors are
in the fropt-s 8 your sun tor ns, for /.
thiak We have aearneds thern.aad know ne,
need;them ss.-as Fossssss (s7s!sssGess 30 o N.ss
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