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Immigration.

Mr.. F. ". Bsuggenann, has been ap-
pointed the agent for Immigration iu
this place, By the New berry Society, and
10 facilitate business has opened an Of
fee over Maj. Baxter's Law room, where
he can be found from this time. Mr.. B.
we believe is fully up to the important
work on band, and his experience and
Intelligence as to the character of the
people proposed to be furnished, as
well as what they need, and the re-
quirements of farmers and others, viii be
q great help at this juncture. We need
sforsignlabo and an increase of honest,
industrious population, more now than,
eyef, aud We hope'that our citizens gen.
erally win take steps Immediately for pro-
curing labor, Mr.. B. will be happy to
give all necessary Information when called
on, s-t's.-.-
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Notice..

will sell at the late residence of John l..
Glasgow, decd, on the 10th day Of Decem-
Der next, the following property, to wit:
5 fine Mules, and ] fine Horse, 1s. or
20 head of fine Cattle, 6 head Of fine
Sheep, 10 or 80 head Of fine Hogs, Corn,
Fodder, Shucks and Peas, Cotton, and
Cotton Seed, / four horse Wagon and
Harness, l two horse Wagon, l Buggy
and Harness, one double sett of Buggy
Harness and Tongue, one sett Black
smith Tools, / fine Watch, fine Pistol,
l Shot Gun, Plantation Tools, Household
and Kitchen Furniture, and many other
articles too tedious to mention. -.
Terms of Sale Cash.
FANNIE S. GLASGOW, Adm'x.
Nov. II 46 st.
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liberality, Mess-s. Radicals. We need
many millions of dollars

liberality, Mess-s. Radicals. We need
many millions of dollars.
TIE RESULTS OF GRANTS ELECTION.
The New York Herald of Sunday, in
it's leading editorial, accepts Grants
election as a foregons conclusion, and
adds: .....' r .,. -:
What, then, is the prospect from Gen.
Grants election2 1t is good for the
country in reference to both our domestic
and foreign affairs. Our business men
are already discountingi it, and the decline
in gold since the Vermont and Maine
elections indicates prevailing confidence
in Grant in our financial circles. The
impression prevails that be will be a
sound conservative President-tbat un-
der his administration We shall have peace
and progress at home and increased res
pect and influence in the general family
of nations. 1t is probable, nevertheless,
that under his administration we shall
have regular war Of the races in the
Republican camps and reconstruction
of parties in 1872; bat the immediate
result and the great relieving idea in
Grants election is embodied in his brief
but comprehensive platform, ''Let US
have peace"
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. Assignces Sale.

By order of Hon. George S. Bryan,
Judge of U. S. District Court for Dist.
of South Carolina,
I will sell at. .Newb,rry c.. H., on (
MONDAY, SALE DAY, Sc;
in, December next, one half interest in o
tract Of land, containing ... ...
,-.,. 137 ACRES, more or less,
belonging to- Henry Summer, Bankrupt,
the other half interest belonging to John
Mathis. This land is in Newberry dis
trict, and bounded BY lands Of John A
Kibler and others. g.. ss..-
Terms cash, purchaser to pay for
stamps and papers. -, -.
-. DANIEL H. WERTS,
nov II 45 4t p. Assignee.
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Elscion Itsua

The Hon. JeP. Reed, Democrat has
been elected to Congress from the third
district, -. * =. :. y: : !. J:
Etis reported:in Abbeville that Gos,s
Scott has announced that the vote from
Abbesille, Edge6eld, Newberry, Licking,
sston and Laurens shaH not be counted. =;
. In Georgetown County the vote for
! member of Congress was: Whittemore
Republiean), $685. Ceyington Demo,
Ncrafl $50. The vote cast was 1000 less
than the registered vote.
6 Meade telegraphs to Grant that the
election was quiet throughout his de-
parfment, except at Augusta, where the
military suppressed disturbance, and at
.:SSannah, where the police restored
quiet. ~ .; -. - >.,s1-
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In the District Court of the

UNITED STATES, for South Carolina, Ocf.: !:
Term, 1858 In the matter Of John ". Rho
des, Bankrupt Petition for full and dnaF,
discharge in Bankruptcy. y y. - = 2 .ssss!
= Ordered, that hearing be had on she Afh.
day Of December, 1858, at Federal Courss
House In Columbia, s. G. and that all ered-.
itors, &c. Of said bankrupt appear as said
time and place, and shew canse, If any they
can. why the prayer of the petitioner should
not be granted. And that the 2nd and 3rd
meetings Of creditors Of said bankrupt viii
be held at the Office Of Henry Summer, Esq. {
Register of 3rd Con. District, 8. Co on 2e!h
day of Nov. 1868, at D m. : &52:.s y ~.
BV order Of the Court, the 5th day OF noy.:
1858, ~ ~ -t;S - q 81
= '',-:,s i DANIEL HoRLBECK, s.
Clerk District Court United States. :
nov II 46 St. For South Garoljnas j
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Notice.

It appearing to my satisfaction, that Thos.
R. Wilson, VIM. C. Wilson, Maria Capple.
man, Henry Cappleman and the children Of
John Wilson, decd, absent defendants, are
absent from and without the limits of this
State, and on motion of Messrs. Jones &
Jones, Complainant's Sol's, it is ordered,
that the said absent defendants. do answer
this bin wSthin forty days. or the same will
be taken, pro cenfesso against them.
Clerks Office, THOS. N. LAKE, ~.
Nov. cit c.c.P.
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Male Academy.

The undersigned will commence his
School on MONDAY, the 18th inst.
Terms per month, payable in advance.
Reading, writing and Arithmetic, $3.50
Ordinary English, (including the .---'
aboye,) Modern Geography, English
Grammar, History, SC, $50
Higher English Mathematics and
Ancient Languages, 4,5o
No Incidental Fees.
An opportunity will be afforded to Study
Modern Languages and Bookkeeping.
- A. P. PIFER.
Nov. IL 46 IF.
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What Northern Capitalists Will do if Grant
Is Elected.

What Northern Capitalists will do if Grant
is Elected.
:. The New York Commercial Advertiser
"a Republican paper) says:
The Boston capitalist, John c. Stanton,
who is heavily interested in Alabama
railroads, writes as follows to the Gov
ernor Of that State "Money men in
the North tell me that they would be
glad to unite with me and assist me
pecuniarily if the election of President
had been decided, and that they most
certainly will unite with me if General
Grant is elected President. We shall
therefore postpone active operations until
after the elections, when, if everything is
favorable, we shall commence upon our
railroads and push then forward with
all possible dispatch"
Did our Southern countrymen but
know it, this is the feeling which per-
vades all Northern capitalists who have
or propose to make investments in the
late Cofederacy. Elect Seymour and
Blair, and Northern funds would cease
at once to flow into the Southern States.
Southern railroads and other enterprises
relying for their life upon Northern
money would rapidly decline in value.
There would be an end to all immigration
in that direction, and the energies ofthe
entire South would be paralyzed. With
Grant as President, however, a precisely
different result will be witnessed. The
work of regeneration and recuperation
will receive most decided impulse; men
Of all shades Of political opinion will feel
safe, and Northern capitalists will be
persuaded to interest themselves in
Southern industrial schemes.
The sincerity of these professions will
be tested, as Grants election is now
generally conceded. Let rs see your
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! 2NEWBERRY s. C.
Wednesday Morning, Nov. II, 1858.

Single subscriptions SO per snnua, for six
months, 81 40, in advance. +
To clubs of Eve, $3.50 each, and one extra to
Eetfer up Of clubs y.
Clubs of ten, $3.50 each, extra copy Of paper,
and copy Of the Lif. Of Jefferson Davis, in
one large, handsome volume.
. Clabs of twenty at S45, ar extra OF paper, and
Stevens great work on the war, IN vols. hius-
Iated. 4. - = -,
Advertisements per square Of 12 lines, or one
inch space, 81 so tor first, and 81 for each sub<
sequent insertion; liberal deductions for quar-
teriy, half yearly, or yearly advertisements.
= Transient advertisements and assignee notices
cash in advance. g - - q = p
; Marriage notices, obituaries, and communities
tons relating to priyate interests, are charged
as advertiser ents, and must be accompanied
with the cash to insure insertion,
Joh work neatly and expeditiously executed
for c-sh only. - =
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Look ont fer the p< mark.
The Vote in Newbssry.
--&~A---

His . satisfaction to. know that the
Democrats carried this County by ma,
jority of 1926, and that so1 of these votes
were polled by negroes. 1t is believed
thatoaly two native whites put in the
republican ticket. At Newberry G. H.,
and at Jalapa, the republicans had ma
jority, bat at al the other precincts, the
democrats were largelyin in the ascendant,
and at several of the precincts not a rad
ical vote was cast. -, g..
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SAVANNAH, November 5-Noor

e. SaYANNAg, NOSetuoST . -SOOu.
The negroes appeared in great mum.
bers and toosE entire possession Of the
polls when they were opened this morn
ing: This continued until about o clock,
and every white man who came TO vote
was dubbed away. Finally fisticuff
Sight began and the negroes were driven
away, upon which the whites proceeded
to vote. *~.--...>.,-
In few moments, however, the ne
groes rallied and attacked the whites.
In the melee negro deliberately drew a
pistol and shot policeman in the stom-
ach, mortally wounding him. The firing
then became general in the crowd. The
police soon came up to preserve order,
but the negroes fought them desperately.
Finally, the police used their pistols,
when the negroes broke and run. Five
negroes were killed and several wounded.
Four policemen were wounded-one NOR
tally. A young lady residing in house
opposite the Court House, was also shot
and wounded by ball, which came in
through the window. Trouble is antici-
pated tonight. =.
+ SAVANNAH, November 5.--The negroes
disbanded last night, but are again as
sembiing at Talfair's plantation. They
are said. to have United States muskets,
evidently newly furnished. The excite.
mensin the city continues. The citizens
are on the alert for any alarm. Every
precaution has been taken by the civil
and military authorities to prevent any
further troubles. Young Law, killed by
the negroes the night of the election,
Was buried to-day. Another policeman
died this evening, who was shot at the
~ '-. -r-"I-s :
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Notice.

, All persons indebted to the estate Of David
Hughey, deceased, are hereby notified that
they must make payment of the same to my
attorneys, Fair. Pope & Pope, at Newberry
C. H, s. c., and all those to whom David
Hughey, deceased, was indebted in his life
time, by note or otherwise, will present the
same properly attested, on or before the 1st
day of February 1859, to my said attorneys.
.. MARY A. HUGHEY, Adm'x-
Nov IL As If
month and send bill for the same to my at>
torneys, Fair, Pope & Pope, Newbery c. H.,
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Change of Schedule,
ON THE s. d. Y. RAIL ROAD.

On and after End November 1868, the, pas
senger train will leave Spartanburg Court
House, on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
days at 7 an, and arrive at Aston at 80
p. M, connecting with the Greenville down
train, and trains for Charlotte and Charles
ton. 49,. - aj,- -. .-'. ,.- .-.+
On Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays,
the up passenger train connecting with the
Greenyille up trains, will leave Aston at 9
a. m, and arrive at Spartanburg Court
House; at 800 p. M, as per following sched>
=.
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Rssuit Of the preddentisl Election.

We take the following from the Char.
sleston Courier, as the result, so far as
heard from. of the election: :. -
!Fos GRAgr-G California, s; Connect
ent, s Florida, s; Illinois, L.; Indiana,
E13; fewa, 8 Kansas, 8; Maine, Z Mas.
sachusetts, 10; Michigan, 81; Minnesota,
q; Missouri IL; Nebraska, 8; Nesada,
81: New Hampshire, s.; North Carolina,
81; Ohio, 21 Oregon, .3;Pennsyivania,
s6; Rhode Island, 4; South Carolina, 6 ;
Tennessee. 2oi Vermont. g.; West Yir-
ginia, 3; Wisconsin, 800. - = =.
s. FoE SES1ouR-Atabama s.; Delaware,
s.; Georgia, o Kentucky, IT.; Louisiana,
e Maryland, 4; New jersey 7; New
York SS33-s5. - =: =. ), -
* DeURTFuL-Arkansas, g.. -e:.s-. =: -. !
Nor PEExi1TED TO EoTE- Mississippi,
y; Texas, s.; Virginia, 1913. S.,
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TIE STATE CorToN TAx.-The Comp
trcller. General of the State has instruct
ed tax officers to include in their quar-
terIy assessments all cotton purchased
and sold by merchants, factors, brokers,
bankers, or other persons buying or
shipping on commission, or otherwise,
which was grown this year. and now ex-
empt from tax by the United States
Government by act of Congress, and to
collect twenty cents on every hundred
dollars worth oft, the same as on other
merchandise, considering cotton sold
whenever it is shipped.
o ICharlestop News.
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OF SOUTH CAROLINA
Newberry Distriet-in Equity.

Newberry Distriet-in Equity.
". 81. Gilliland and Sidney s.. Howell, Sur
yivors, ct al. VS.. Jas. Caldwell and w.
W. McMorris, ex'ers, and others.
Bill for sale Of land
Pursuant to an order Of the Court Of
Equity, in the above stated case, will sell,
before the Court House, at Newbery, on
the 1st Monday in December next, tract
Of land lying in the District of Newberry,
containing four hundred acres, more or less,
lying on the Ashford Ferry road, bounded
by lands of William Caldwell, Samuel Cam
non, lands lately owned by Micajah Harris,
Thos. B. WadlIngton and others, on credit
Of twelve months, with interest from the
day of sale, the purchaser to secure the pur>
chase money by bond with at least two good
sureties and q mortgage of the premises,
with the privilege of paying the amount of
his bid in cash.
Com'rs Office SILAS JOHNSTONE,
Nov. II 46 4t *12 c. z. n. D.
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The State of South Carolina. ::

ln6 StdLe 0I SOutD 0A1OtIuHs,
By John T. Peterson, Probate Judee OF Hsws:
berry County. = ~, =
Whereas, Mary j. Whitmire has applisd q;
me for Letters Of administrator, on sll and
singular the goods and chatteis, rights and
credits Of Mary r. c. Whitmire. late of thas
county aforesaid, deceased: -; - ~
These are therefore to cite and admcnish
all and singular, the kindred and creditors o3
the said deceased, to be and appear befoses
me, at our next Probate Court for the
said County, to be holden at NeWherry Court
House, on tie 21st day OF Noe., insf.s 90
/ show cause, if any, why the said Adminisfs
ton should not be granted. X ~
Given under my hand and seal this 7fh
day of Nov. in the; year OF our Lord one
thousand eight hundred aud sixty-eighf
John T. Peterson, P.eJ. n.
nov IL As ct = - * s,s%. = = e ..
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@ The immigration Soeie.yof Newberry is
now in successful operation and has opened
an Office at Newberry. Mr.. F. W. Brugge.
mann has been appointed their Agent, who
may be found over the Law Office of j. N.
Baxter, Esq, to whom all persons desirous
Of procuring foreign labor are requested to
apply, at as early a day as practicable, as he
will take pleasure in furnishing them with
all the information they may desire.
T. S. BOINEST, President.
Nov. IL 46 2mos, - - S-..-
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In the District Court Of the

UNITED STATES, for South Carofins. Oct:
Term, 1868. In the matter Of H. 81. Folk OF
Newberry County-Bank1npt. Petition tor
full and final discharge in Bankruptcy. -
Ordered, that hearing be had on the 2lfn
day of Noy. 1853, at Federal Court House m
Columbia, S. c.; and that ah creditors 1e,s
Of said Bankrupt appear at said time and
place, and shew cause, II any they can, WY
the prayero the petitioner shouh not 20
granted. And that the End and &c meetings
Of ereditors Of said Bankrupt viii be held st
the office II Henry Summer, Esqt. Rsgistsr
of Sd Con. District, s. c., on 18th day OF
November, 1858, at II NJ. ~ =
By order Of the Court; the 5th day OF No
'e''' - DANIEL HoRLBECK, ~
Clerk District Court United States
Nov. IL a 81. For South Ca1oirGG
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MERRY.-Ths November No. Of this
charming Museum for girls and boys is
at hand. 1t is hapdsomly illustrated,
aud brimful full of just such reading mat
Der as interests the young people. It
should be in every family where there
are children. Price $3.50 per annum.
Send 5oHr money to a. B. Fuller, Bos-
ton,s Mass. ~. .-.,- - - -,
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District Court of the United States.
For the District of South Carolina In Bank>
ruptcy. In the matter Of B. B.. Scott, Bank
rupt. .. -- = ...--..-
TO whom it may concern: The undersigned
hereby gives notice OF his appointment as As
signee Of the estate Of B. b.. SCOTT, of
Carolina within said County, who has been ad-
judged Bankrupt upon his own petition by the
District Court Of said District. Dated 9th day
of Nov. A. D., 1888. :. -
JR. LEAHELL, Assignee.
Nnu Ii
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Notice.

All persons indebted to the Estate of
Capt. W. P. Cromer, are requested to
come forward and make payment by
the LIST day of January next, or they
Will find their notes and accounts in the
hands of an Attorney for collection.
T. Il. CROMER. Adm'x.
Nov. 10th 1868 ct.
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DIE MonESwELT.-Th,s elegant fashion
magazine is received for Noyenber, and
is most attractive. Itcontains world
of fancies for the ladies' S. 7. Taylor,
Importer of foreign fashions, is the pub.
fisher, and furnishes it at the low price
Of $3 per annum; address him at s9l
Canal St., N, 7.
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IMPORTANT TO LAWYERS ANDBANKRUPTs.
"A case was decided in the United
States Curt yesterday that is of some
importance to aspiring bankrupts. A
petition for a final discharge was presen-
ted ard the order signed, but withheld
until the fees of the United States Mar
shal we're paid. This action will hold
good for all similar cases.
1Charlesten News.
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All Youths between the ages of and
1s, male and female, White and Colored,
are required to be registered by their Pa
rents or Guardians, and for that purpose I
will attend on Monday and part of Tuesday,
10th and 17th insts., at Silver Street;-o
Tuesday afternoon and Wednesday, at
Chappelrs, and on Thursday and Friday, at
Jalappa.' . -.. - -.-s-..
The Free Schools will be arranged separa-
tely. WILLIAM SUMNER,
p School Commissioner.
Nov. ii Sit.
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SOUTHERN CuLTIvAToR.-We acknowl-
edge the receipt of the November No. of
this agricultural paper, one Of the best
published North OF South, and recon-
mend it to our readers as worthy Of their
patronage. We will furnish it with our
paper at $3.50
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COMMERCIAL.

NEwBEnRY Nov. 1o.--Cotton duh at 2l3c for
nidd,ings
Columbia, November 9-Sales Of cotton TO-
day b bales-middRng %. ., .. . :.
New York, November e-7P. Cotton dull
heavy and shade lower; sales go bales, at 242
at IS. Gold active aud excited, atS5.
Charleston, November 9-Cotton dull, but
steady; midd]ings 2Sl.
Liverpool, Novembe. 9-Eyening. Cotton ca
sier but not quotably lower; sales H. 90 bales
uolands afioat la. -.
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Saturday the 21st instant,
The following personal property:
/ Mule, 2 Horses, 1 Carriage,
l Buggy, l Four Horse Wagon
and Frame,
2 Wagon Wheels, 1 Grain, Sitter,
4 Hives Of Bees, 3 Grain Cradles,
i Corn Shelter, 2 Reaping Hooks,
1 Sett Blacksmith Tools,
l Lot Wagon Plough Gears,
J. Log Chain, l Fifth Chain,
2 Cross-Cut Saws, 1 Lot Plank,
l Large Boiler, 10 Blu. Cotton Seed,
2 pr. Steel yards, / Iron Safe,
2 Goats, &C., &c. . ~ .
Terms Cash.
J. N. MARTIN, Assignee.
Nov. II 46 2t. a.
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heGeneral Election.

The returns up to the present, are un-
satisfactory as % correct totals, but suf:
feiently conclusive as to the result on
the whole, that the republican majorities
North have elected Gen. Grant.
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We regret not being able to insert in
this issue, Mr.. Jas. Guy'saccount current
as Clerk of Council for term ending 18th
November it will appear next week.
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Notice..

The person-who found a roll of money
consisting of IA FIVE dollar bills, which was
dropped at some point between the Court
House and the Jail, and the residence of E.
P. Lake, Esq, on Wednesday, the 4th inst,
is requested to return the same to the sub
scriber at once. No questions will be
asked-b should satisfactory e1plana-
ton be made, liberal reward will be given
to the finder. =
Nov. IL 45 ii. THOS. d. LAKE.
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/; Parents and Guardians will take ne.
tice that Capt. Pifer, will open his School
on Monday next. His qualifications as
an instructor are we'll known.
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Assignee's Sale.

-o-
In Re VIM. Summer, citizen
Of Newberry, Bankrupt.
By order of Hon. Geo. S. Bryan, Judge
of the United States Court for the district
of South Carolina, I will SELL on
Monday the. 7th Of December meet,
At Newberry G. q. .=
One Tract of Land,
containing forty-four (44) acres more or
less, situated in the county of Lexington,
and bounded by lands of Mary NJ. Summer,
Sarah Epting and Col. G. q. Chapman.
Also at the same time and place,
One Tract known as No. 3,
containing sixty acres, more or less,
situate in the county Of Newberry, and
bounded by lands of j. W. Folk, Mary N.
Summer, Elizabeth Duncan, and George q.
Dickert.
Terms cash. Purchasers to pay for pa
pers and stamps.
THoS. W. HOLLOWAY, Assignee.
Pomaria, S. G. nov As At
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D1scHARGED.-Mr.A A. Harris, of New.
berry, has received his final discharge as
bankrupt in the bankruptcy court, by
an order from Judge Bryan.
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NEW YORK, Augu st 7th, /

NEW YORK, August 9TH, 1858.
Mr.. .tD1roR:-Several of your corrcspon-
dents, very old and respectable no doubt,
seem to be wonderfully exercised as to the
origin of our PLANTATION BITTERs. So
long as these Bitters are all that we repre>
sent them to be, we do not know that it
makes any difference from whom they come,
or from whence they originated; but for the
information of the public generally, and old
Capt. Wentz in particular, we win say that
he told the truth, and that these Bitters orig
mated in the West India Isiands-that many
of the ingredients have been favorably used
for over century, but our combination Of
Calisaya is entirely new; and our own. The
rum and other. materials are the same, and
as your correspondent says, q better Bitters
and Tonic is not made. We recommend
them particularly for dyspeptcs, fever and
ague, debility, loss of appetite, and in all
cases where tonic and stimu!antis requir-
ed. ...
PHI. DRAKE &CO.,
2. q Park Row, n. 7. 70