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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-10-22
COUGHS, SORE THWoAT AND CON-
SUMPTION.
Dr.. ]. SIAIMS s. SONS
WHITE PULMONTC BALSAM

W LA II Il u bMON1O ID n boAM
This remedy Is especially adsp ed to- and has proved
positive and certain cure Tor PULMONARY CONSUME
VioN, aud in will 1t fail where the consultation
ha not been broken down with pretended medicines aud
Inexperienced advice.
II acts promptly anl qnickly in curing all Chronic
Diseases affecting the TntOit, breast and Lungs, in
Bronehihl Affections, SOrs Throai Chronic recent
Coughs, Group, Asthma, Br0nrhitis WhOupng Cough,
shofvss pf Breath, Sping OF Hood Soreness Of the
llTeas Pain aud Tigntuess ia the Broist, tAaTrh tue
Breis Hoarseness, Measles Coughs &C. 1t Is power
iul eNpectoran with tonic Alternative and dinusve pro-
peres and stands nnexeeed, II rarely equsled, In cur
Ing all dsease p the Throat aud lungs, It has cured
Asthma o ten yoars standing In Group il Is perfect
Bpeohe II acts chemical food, and will build up
weakened and emaeiaed constitutions.
Hs-lts Immense sales proves is excellence.
Consumptiyes, We verify believe your hope is in this
remedy. It's many euies Ell apparently hopeless cases
have proven It remedy Of extraordinary value
We invite trial, II will give full salts
faction We guarantee u all We represent Htobs.
PRICE 90 GENTS, emall sized, and SI.OO large sized
bottles Sent by EXPIRE to any part the country SO.
onrey packcd on receipt of tho money.
Invented, Prepared and so by
LIZ j. SIMNs & SON,
DEALERS IN pURR FANNY MEnIclRgs,
Fourth and King Streets, Wilmington, Del.
Sold Wholesale by nyott Co., and J. huson Holloway
Cuwden, PDhadtiphiai and at rstat by b. +. Burton
aud Cowgirl Son, Dover and dealers rsdcines every
where. apf2B-t
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-10-22

A QUARTERLY MEETING OF THE
a rrustses Of tho Poor OF New Castle County will be
beid Al lbe Ans House. at 10 O'Clock, AM the sOth
Instant Persons having accounts agsinst the Trustees
viii peass be careful leave thsm with the Trustee Of
le Hundred in which they reside for examnaten' Two
ia VS. bt fore the meeting. u. BklNuhuhSL,
10 mo 10th 1S61.-l1-tm Sieik
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-10-22
E JOURNAL AND Observation-Disclosures TUESDAY, OCTOBER

4 IsT OF THE NAMES OF PERSONS /
Licensed 10 ka. tavern. at November Term OF the
court Of General Sessions OF the Peace and Jail Delivery
A. d. 1856 In aud for New Ca tie County.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-10-22
i'm an Egs9sss1 NARITAN AND DuH..
.-s-IiTes AWARE BAY RAILROAD.

RESUMPTION OF sUMafER TRAVEL TO NEW yoRK
les AND LONG BRANCH
40" NXsO0
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, MAY 18th, 1867.
The Express Line will leave phaelnba from vtn s,.,
p,rry, az ~ A. NJ Returning, leave New York from
pier W foot Of Duane Street. al Ills A. NJ and Lons
FAST FREIGHT LINE FOR NEW YoRY.
Freight lett at the Warehouse 800 North Delaware
early next morning. avs
hales low and quick time uniformly made
way frslght trAin leaves Coopers Point At pq0 A. N.
o,s R. Il. CHfPMAN. AdasT
$40 Norih Delaware Avenue, PhiladeIphia
WIS sNEEDEN CO.. Lessees. meyI5-,f
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-10-22
a sREoIAL NOTICES.
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
Establlshed upwards Of IS years.
PREPARED by
II. II. uELAIBoLD,

III VEWsBFN.J
594 BROADWAY, NEW YORK, and
lo4 SOUTH TENTH ST, PHILADELPHIA, PA
hs-SoLD M ALL DRUGGISTS. fsep3-6mos
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-10-22

wlLMINaTON, THURSDAY, ooF "a.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-10-22
DIR. somENoIOs PULmoNIo SYRUP.

soil by all Druggists. w. '' 10y ''' N'% ocis.a ism
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-10-22
sMYRNA nnANnIr mn ,r,,n

NEW CASTLE TRAINS
z 80 A. NJ. e''" ana fHnAaoihhia az
Leave philadelphia 600 P. N. and Wilmington 7aoP
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-10-22
THE BABY ELEPHANT,
LEARNED PONY,
And Trick Horse, "Grey Eagle.'
will be introduced by Mr.. Noyes
THE COMIC MULES

ADMISSION ......t'"..'1V OhMas
CHILDREN, under 10 years Of Age........"S5 CENTs'
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WE TAKE pleasure in acknowledging s11.2o from
Mr.. L. c. LoYM,-the contributions Of employees
in the car mandatory Of the South Carolina Rail-
road in this city, for tho benefit OF Mrs. Rowe.
As Ne have before stated this is very worthy
object, and We hope We shall frequently be called
upon to make similar Acknowledgements.
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notice against the preudices which everything new how
ever excellent, is doomed to encounter.
TO-DAY
It stands at the head of a the tonic and alternative prepa-
ratons in existence Is celebrity has evoked many im-
aons but Physicians pronounce it the only
safe stimuant that has ever been introduced into the
sick chamber. In the Hospitals of the Army and Navy
the surgeons find it the very best tonic for
and report invaluable for sustaining tho rigor OF
troops the march, remedy for scurvy md all scor.
butte affections and the only specific for sersickness
California and Australia have emphahcaly endorsed 1t
the MINERS MEDICINE par excellence, and in Spanish
America and all the tropical climates it is considered
the only reliable antidote to epidemic fever.
There is no mystery about the causes of its success
1t is the only stoachc and Alternative III which are com.
bnel the grand requisites of mild puro and unvihatcd
vegetable tinuant with the finest selection of tonic,
ant.bilious anti.scorbutc, aperent, and depuraive
herbs plants roots and bark that have ever been inter-
mixed in medicinal preparation.
Is also proper to state that the BeTs sold excu
svey In ass and never under any circumstances, by
the gallon or the barrel. 1mpostors and imators are
abroad and the only safeguard the public has against
them s to zee that the Btters they buy bear the
graved abo, md note of hand of Messrs. HOsTETTER
SMITH, and tho Government stamp over the cork OF
the bottle January Is
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In CoLaATE's FAMILY or LAUNDRY SOAP there is
nothing that can by any possibility bo Of damage
to the clothes for whose benefit it is used On the
contrary, all these Soaps are made with special
reference to getting the greatest amount ct valuable
ingredients into the smallest space. Use none
other than Colgate's.
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BAUGH'S
RA W-B0NE PHOSPHATE.
400 TONS DAILY EXPECTED.

A s THE AGENT FOR THE ABOVE MANURE, I
~ last year submitted to Professor Shepard of the
South Carolina Medical College, sample for analysis,
and with his endorsement recommended it to my plant
Ing friends am now pleased to say that their practical
experience fully confirms the Professors opinion Of it's
value as manure.
Tho best evidence that the results of Its use on cot
ton last year were satisfactory lies in the act that those
who then used it this year buying again. and in in
cargo Of BAUGH's RAW-BoNE PHOSPHATE is now
In transit this port and in conformity with my uni
form rule it will be sampled and analysed by Professor
Shepard upon arrival The manufacturers have, how
ever placed in my hands analysis Of the CARGO made
by Professor Williams f Philadelphia which shows the
standard of tho MANURE to bo fully up to that Of last
season.
The following is the report Of Professor Williams ro
ferred to aboye
PHILADELPHIA, January o. 1867.
Messrs. Baugh G Sons:
rPhosphat1 handed days since, and find it to
be composed as followG:1
Moisture at 212 degrees Fahrenheit 4G9 per cent
Combined Organic Matter % IA per cont
Yielding Ammonia 5b5 per cent
BoEe Phosphate of Lime AZ SO per cent
Yielding Phosphoric Acid. 81 per cent
iOther Ingredients not estimated.
The per centage amount OF Ammonia is very much
greater than that obtained from most Super Phosphates
have examined and this in connection with the readt
" soluble condition Of the Bone Phosphate when acted
upon by weak acids-for instance Carbontc Acld-Wlll
account for the markedly ayorable results which have
been obtained from the application of your fertilizer.
CHARLES p WILLIAMS,
Analytical and Consulting Chemist.
j. N. ROBSON,
AGENT FOR THE MANUFACTURERS,
No. ca East Bay Charleston
January 81 thstu limo =
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LOCAL MATTERS.

TIE ASSOCIATE REronnrED PRESBYTERIAN is the
title of a very neat new weekly, published at Due
West, Abbevile District, tho seat of Erskine Col
lege. The neophyte has our very best wishes for
it's success
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To soldiers and Friends Of Soldiers.


Misfortune has fallen heavily upon Mrs. DONALD
ROWE. OF Orangeburg, the great friend aud nurse OF
soldiers during the late The property Of her hus
band is advertised to be sold by tho Sheriff on the next
sale day and she will bc left without house or home
Many the soldiers who have been relieved by her kind
nes expressed desire to assist her in this hour OF
her Distress She abored for pay during the war; aud
now asks for no remuneration for her services but we
feel that it would be lasting reproech upon the country
to allow her to be turned homeless upon the world we
therefore propose to purchase the plantation for her
Two thousand dollars have already been secured for
this purpose and we earnestly solicit contributions from
all who are willing to assist in this noble work Send
your money as speedily possible. Remit to Mr.
LEONARD CHAPLIN, Charleston, S. c.; Rev. W. G. CON
NOR, Orangeburg, S. C.;o Mr.. F. G. DEFONTAINE
Columbia, S. c.
All papers friendly to tile cause will confer favor By
copying this.
Subscriptions will aso be received ut the Office OF THE
DAILY NEWS Mercury and Courier. January %
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Desirable Residence on the soaah,cest corner Of
I,ledge and Montague streets. ;s'5,s5, -, .,
RYT.t A. WHIT NEY. .+astf--5.tit

On TUESDAY, 5th February will be offered for sale on
the north side of the Custom House; at Il O'Clock,
ALI that LOT OF LAND, with the two:story. and half
Known by the No. q. on Rutedge street. - :.
The House contains four largo square roorns pan
rooms double piazza large csern built In 1862 OF best
MATERIALS and finely finished with heavy cornices and
centre pieces lower floor Gna throughout the house,
The Kitchen of wood slated contains four square
rooms lahed and plastered On the premises 10 stable
and carriage house. with two rooms above fitted up for
servants apartments. Tho Lot measures on Ruhsdge
street = 1eet and on Montague street feet .s.3
The premises are in first rate order, and immediate
possession will be given The above premises can be
tcaed for Mt private SALE and can be inspected app
cation to me. tsS1 :..S:.-
Conditions -One-third cash. balance in one, two and
three years. secured by bond and with interest
payable scmiannuay at per can't buildings to- be In
sured and policy assi4ned Purchaser to pay fer
pel.s. So 1880 Fb 12,4,5 .-.sg.S Januaryi8
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H''ss91s; sp1ITH e: isIctsrLLIvRAY

BY SMITH e. NIcGILLIvRAY,ss 80 90
Real Estate Agents, No. "a Broad Street,
VIII positively be sold on the north steps Of the Old Crs-
tom House, at II o'clock, on TUESDAY, the, ,eth Of
February, -
All that LOT OF LAND, with the BUILDINGS there-
on situate on the west side Church street. 81 feet
'front.' and 130 feet Deep moro or less with Brick Build
ing known as 116 Church street Together with that Lot
Of Land adjoining the above the South, measuring
ront on Church street 81 feet inches and
rs feet inches, less, and In depth 13o feet
inches on the northern line 125 feet inches the
sout5ern ne more or less. Bounded on the south:sy
St. Philips Church Yard So -
This sale presents fine chance for profitable nvas
nent. It Is the oldest Bakery stnnd In the city
Terms quarter cash.; balance in.one, two three
and four years. secured by mortgage Of the property
Purchaser to pay Solicitor of Este for pspas and e1
pensea Of papers ..,ss.3 t@ .;3 -s>
: February Jts<t2
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TIMBER CARTS, Or Carts, Wagons, and Plantation
Implements generally. - :
Etghly-tiue Thousand Dollars Desirable Securities
at Ancti0N. = sa-. -. - - -
Ry r 11R YrTCN FORD.

Broker and Commission agent.
Will be cold by order Of the President and Directors Of
the Emorc Mut,..l Insurance Company Of Charleston,
atthe north OF old Custom House, In the city Of
Charleston, South Carolina TUESDAY the 10Th day
of,February, 1867 at II o'clock A. NJ, without any
manner Of reserve or limitation, the following valuable
Securities:
$50, 5UO CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH RAILROAD
COMPANY SIX PER CENT. BONDS, guaranteed by
State Of South Cnrolinn; .e5sss.l!:
$4,000 CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH RAILROAD
SEVEN PER CENT. BONDS, FIRST MORTGAGE,
SECOND LIEN.
$500 SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD SIX PER CENT.
s12, ,oO0 STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA SIX PER CENT.
$4,000 STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA SEVEN PER
$500 ir CITY OF CHARLESTON SIX PER CENT. STOCK,
interest senli-annualy.
s21o CRY OF CHARLESTON SIX PER CENT. STOCK,
interest quarterly.
1855 CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH RAILROAD
COUPONS State guarantee. --
So24O CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH RAILROAD
- COUPONS, FIRST MORTGAGE, SECOND LIEN:
so160 STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA COUPONS.
s97 so SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD COUPONS
E1- Shareholders of the Elmore Insurance Company
who may purchase any Of tho above Securities have
their presumprc interests in the assets Of the Company
credited in settlement, Il they So desire.
j. DRAYTON FORD,
January 81 thstu6 No. 10 Broad street.
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TIE HASLoN TRoupE.-The disagreeablo weather
of last evening debarred many from paying their
deooirs to the HANLoNs; but select audience was
in attendance, and the entertainment was, as
usual, Of the most thrilling character. Such leaps,
attitudes, leger-de- -pied-such sagacious monkeys
and dogs we're never before seen in this city; and
those who have not yot been there, should en-
Trace the opportunity tonight and 60 on neasse-=
such chance may never recur.
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DoN'T SLIGHT YouR TEETH.-Remernber that
upon their labor the health of the stomach de-
pends Keep them perfect and, in order to do 80,
manipulate them with brush, dipped in the
Fragrant SozoDoNT, once or twice a day. tus2,
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~ NEW PAyRmHNr.-Mr. J.sC. II. CLAUssEN, the
proprietor Of the new grain elevator in Cumber-
land street, has further improved his property by
the addition of fine red brick pavement. The
bricks used for this purpose arc smaller than tho
usual size, and being composed altogether Of red
clay, win form 9 very durable pavement. They
Gre Of foreign importation and superior in many
respects to the home made. A pavement laid with
them presents quite an attractive appearance, and
will be an ornament TO- the city,
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OUn DEVIL rushing into the sanctum tho other day,
"Potent Presence of Idca perched himself upon the
Imposing Stonc and delivered the following magnificent
epigran1
When the ladies tHeayen bless 'em
PLANTATION B1TTERs take,
They all erclaim, delighted
COIL what Duck is DnAKEl"
We would remark, by way of explanation, that the
author of the above had been sick with Dyspepsia and
Lowness Of Spirits for time, when lady friend
presented him with bottle of tho wonderful B1rTEns
which lis rhyme celebrates and its effect was magical
enough not only to his Dyspepsia but to produce
the tremendous rhythmical specimen of his genius
which We have given. Viue Ia Plantation tuthas
To PlANTEns-If you wish Fertilizers, apply to J. N
RonsoN No. G. East Bay who has always large stock
and on the most favorable terms.
November % gu thstu2mos
THE TIME TO ADVERTISE IN THE
COUNTRY.
The Daily South Caroliatan ut Columbia, is now sent
to every postoco in tho State Being the ociel paper
OF the State it will be found at the present time espe
cy valuable to merchants and others desiring to avail
themselves OF very large circulation
-o-
DnEAKFAsr CAKES, GRIDDLE CAKES, MUFFrNs, ROLLS,
&C., MI made light and wholesome by using til PIONEER
least POWDER. IF you would use Buckwheat without
having headache and eruphons. use the Pioneer Yeast
Powder Bakers will find this Powder reliable for Hot
Rolls Tea Biscuit, &C. Sold by
GRUBER 4 MARTIN,
Januaryl2 IL 90 No. 236 King street.
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Sale Of Wagons, Safes; Harness, Office Furniture,
&C., lately the property OF the National Cypress
and Transportation Company.
BY ALONZO J. WHITE & SON,
Brokers, ,Auetioneers s. Real Estnte Agents.
Will be sold without reserve, on TUESDAY. the 9th
February, ut II O'Clock, at No. l57 Meeting street. op
positc the Charleston Hotel, lately occupied by the
National Express and Transportation Company, tho
following articles recently belonging to said Express
Company, consisting IN part Of
Five (5) covered EXPRESS WAGONS, little used
Two t2} large Safes
Eight t.) Messenger Safes
One ~ large Copying Press and Stand
Sets Harness. double and single
Tables. DESKS, Arm Chairs
Hand Trucks, Express Trunks
One Stove and Piping
Two Platform Scales, ..nd snndry other articles
Conditions cash. Articles to be removed on day OF
sale: January 70
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SENGE.


Flow fow horo who not subject TO sonc affection
of tho lungs respiratory orsals who by nssectnS
prclnontory symptoms. aggravato the complaint, until
scusc strikes its Shafts causing nexpressbc torture
OF the pitirn and anxiety aud distress to friends Only
cold IL "a slight soro throal is The haHless rolnhrE
OF many when 80 affected Yes; 'Only ;old, Was the
thoughtless expression Of thousands whom Death has
nnrkcl for his prey.
orcwarncd-FUrGarrncd should be the motto forever
in the minds of all subject to Coughs Colds Catarrh or
Influenza Words OF advicr should DE needed by all sui
ferng from Asthma. Bronchitis Consumption Rehefis
within their reach; and ii neglected. ial consequences
cnsle-a life misery daily, hourly struggle for ex
istcncc contest In which therc can be but ono victor
Death
Does it not appa the strongest mind to think Of the
result caused by neglect2 Then why delay? What e1
cllse can he offered when Timely warming 5 sounded in
yoir cars? Wien the danger s pointed ou, why not
avoid It? MAnsDEN's. PICTORIAL BALM llns been used
with success III nearly million of cases. and is endorsed
by the Medical Faculty the moss Iompt and cifca
,os remedy that scientific has discovered to
relieve and cure all cases OF Co cha, Colds Influenza
aud Consumption, if The is not beyond all hope.
Even when tc sufferer is il tho last sacs, he will End
relief by using this prep .rhtio Ono bottle will con-
vince the usL ncreuios, that the merits OF this prepa
ration arc by means exaggerated; in fact ai tnr short
OF the clo.ics bestowed upon itby thousands who have
each bottle and encrs instructed in every instance
to refund the money when this preparation uils to re-
Geve.
York
Price, so cents small hottie; ii large size.
KING Il CASSIIDEY,
WhO1ng91n aunnfa Charleston.
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MARsDEN's PEcroRA1 BALM for Consumption
and Asthma.
DOWIE & NOISE, Agents.
GOODRICH, WINEMAN & CO., Agents.
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Valuable and aoeu zaaown Bakery Stand En-
ecsttor,s Sdle-EstoHe Of the tate Join,
chen Of Ytoo Lots and a Brick House fnoD oocsi.
pied as a BaRerg No. i2115 2. Church street, at
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
Try Them.

Many persons have within this summer experienced
the benefits to be derived from the use of PAsKNrSs
HEpAr1c B1TrERs We would recommend them to all
who stand in need Of q tonic.
For sale by all Druggists. October 0
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Noa1HEAyrEaN RAnaoAD.-A few weeks have

| NORTHEASTERN RAMRoAD.-A few weeks have
wrought wonders in this vicinity: whore formerly
existed an impossible quasmire, now stands G
comparatively safe pavement. Tho street has
been filled up with broken brick, and the muddy
hole, that was SO long all eye-5ore to all passen-
gers, has now disappeared. The Street Inspector
seems to DO a ubiquitous parsonage, for his I'M
proycmonts arc not confined to any ono locality,
but are obscrvant in every section.
Tie northeastern portion Of the city WAS always
renowned for its muddy holes and impossible
crossings, but thanks to the increased surveillance
now observed there, blots arc fast disappearing,
and our city will soon regain its former cleanly
status. The Railroad Company are now engaged
in fencing liz their grounds and the new Depot
being so far advanced as to afford accommodation
to the passenger trains, thcro will be no difficulty
in obtaining ingress and egress without wallowing
IN the mud.
The new Depot is admirably arranged for
the purposes intended, and when finished will
be quite an ornament to the city. It mas already
been arranged for the reception Of one train, and
there is ample space for O new track.
ally for the purpose, and combines i'll itself oil the
convenienceH reeded by travellers.
In spite Of the disastrous fro of IS, which do
vastatcd large portion of the city, there is still
to be seen some signs of improvement, and the
example sot by the railroad will be great incen-
tive for private parties to rebuild
Tho facilities offered by the Northeastern
Railroad will ultimately command largely in
creased travel, and will also demand increased sup
plies Of rolling stock, sc. This will necessitate
car shops and factories, and, if the march of i'm
provement continues, employment will be furnish-
ed to many needy artizans.
The Northeastern is the only railroad that has
recommended its night trips; but this is owing
manly to it's being the principal artery betwoon
this city and the North. However. be this as it
may, it is progressive step, and as such is hailed
with delight, and patronized with pleasure by the
travelling public. Slow but sure has evidently
been the motto practised by this Company, and it's
fruits are now perceptibe; if the same progress is
continued, few years will suffice to place us in our
former status, and place the railroad where it was
before war was ever dreamed of.
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1ARGE.sA1E OF REAL ESTATE 81 lsTOicK

LARGEssALE OF real ESTATE, STOCK
will sell at public SALE my Plantation, in the FORK
Edisto Orangeburg District 12 miles nom OEange61Ig
village and miles from Graham's Turnout on THURS
DAY, the 7th day Of February next, :.-..,...-
5000 acres of first quality COTTON, PROVISION AND
TIMBER LANDS, with q fine Dwelling and outhouses,
6ne working order ste for waer mill with dam intact
and two other Ec sites for water power To be sold In
TRACTS to suit purchasers. -. ..;.ies,.
ALSO, 49, i=isS7 = !rtfss
20 head MULES, 10 head Horses, 80 head Cattle. be-
sides Hogs, Sheep &c &c. 49,
ALSO,
TIMBER CARTS, OK Carts, Wagons, and Plantation
Implements generally
ALSO, - q
1000 bushels Of CORN and other Kinds OF Provisions.
Terms of Sale-The Land: One-tbird cash, and 1.-The
balance credit Of and two years. With approved
security and mortgage of the premises Stock and Pro-
visions: Terms n1ade known on day Of sale.
January IL sw JOHN EA6TEhIIH.
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GAS LIGHT MJJLTIPLIER

to Stores Private Dwellings, Churches &C., in this city
Mr. PCZNANsKI refers MI those interested In tho
1atter to bis Pamphlet, wherein will be found full
description OF the system proposed, and tho results OBJ
taned by its application to several buildings in this
city.
Office. No. 20 BROAD STREET, LAW RANGE.
Factory. No AT KING STREET, at the Gas Apparatus
Works Of WIN. F. PADDON.
Orders may be loft at either OF these places.
Office hours from 10 to 2 O'Clock.
February =1mo