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Lellcr frian 1 r, Webl lt on Sabbath 81i0u!3. Piuor. Prk - B). l Sm: I havo I -- i o very V-b1 - .. -.interestin ,ioa .1 relr of the e"" hi at f the, N w Y., h : b ah r of Ass- -oo ia- .. :, ;i IA wit Iat pleAS .Ic And, i n ,v:. It in gratif ing, it) ;eat . !that , inl "a Miy where vice and inancht,0 y notl iiot wxi~h impi". ty,''" u few humblo Christians havo devo. ted their time nud energica to the cauFC of religion, and I forvently pray that your laors may bo crown - Od wi1h tut0eue;. Tho Sabbath B ehool is one of the great iistitultions.t of the day. It leads our y-ou1th in th path of truth aud morality, anid iiakes thin good nien and useul itiz nis. As a shhol of religioui insti iction, it is of incuti. mal.hlo value ; a., a civ il i.t;tutlion it is prieOless, and hias done 11101 e to pro eet vo our lib iti s thau grave states en110 and ar od soldiei.4. Let i, then Ie fos-tered and pre.,orved nu Ltil t ho end of tile ! I onco) d.feded a m1,1i charged with th e af'il cli of noi11 ider. A t the colc;u 5ion of tho trial, I ast. ked him what, cuild i .co bito to st 1 in hirl bands with the bldood of at follow being. Turning ihis bluodhuot oyes full upon mne, h.e replied inl at vo.ce of despair, "Mr. Webstor ; inl my 3 outh 1 spent the holy )Abbath in evil amiusamnents, itsend of frequontinig the 11hos of prayer and11 praise."1 Cuwld c go back to the early years of all bardened clriinilals, I hlievo, ycs, firmly believe, that their tirst de parture fromt the path of moralit.y was wihen they abandoned the Sab bath Schlool, and thitir sub.,viquent rites Might thu114 be tracd back to t nioegiect of 3 outhfil religious in strut i.mU. Many Yeats ago I spent a S.4bbath witi Thomas I ffursion at him resaince inl Virgini.t. It wasi inl the mnonth of .1 ile, aid tilt) weather w4.s9 dolightful. Wihilt, en:%god in d iseussing t ho beau. ties of th Bible, the wnld of a bull broke i pon our ear.4, when,turning to tho hage of Mlonticello, I remiarked, "Hlow swetly, Founds tIle :1b1bath hwell !" The d ist ingu'ished stattesman11 for a 111011101t sCloi 14A in thoglh, ald I hien rep lidtI, " dLSear111 Webster, yes it. meclits the heat, it calns our pas sions, and 1nuikes us hoys again." lIe[ro I obsor-ved tilat mtanl was only ain aim 10al foriied for religions wor'hip, 91nd that no(twitlhstanding.1 till th0 HO lhistry of Ipicuru., 11ueretious and VoLtairo, the Seiiipture;s stood upon a rook as firtu, am i1novable as truth itself ; that mn11, in his piner, loftier breath ingo, turned the ietl eyes to ward imulrtality : and that the poet only echoed the general sentimnut of our nature l ) tsaig th It "thl) oul securo in her exi teneo, so11ilest at tho drawn dagger, and delies its point." NI J IT -rsoin fully conourred in this4 Opin iOll, 1and observi d that the I1t1nden1. ey of the Anierican iind was in a d.lfrenot directioil, and that Stunday Schools (hto did not us oir iore cor reet terIm Sabbath) presented the only 11]'itilfinto~ 11-0a111:, Milder 0113 Con-Stitiu tion, of avoidiig the rook onl which the Frellnol republio wls wrecked. "Burke," stid heo "never uttered ia exaimed1 that a 'eligiouls .d tion Wa1s te cho111p defIone0a of nations1)4.' "Iii !:es,"64 aidi Mi r .eLfe son, bsn mioro for oiur coma111ry than11 til)he04 liset gencia 4' ill-n i w l1acknl owldge. Il'er. h1ps when 1111 am euhl014, hie will obtain hi1s inward ; I hopep so0, (':n-aier tly hlope so. [4)1 am considered byv man11y .1 r. Webster, to have little religion0 ; but no0w is1 not1) th timo to co4rrect ( rror's .tf this wn11t. I have Iahvays'4 said, and1) perulsal of t hu sa14red( volume wvill nmake bettor ciltiz.ens4, better fathers4 and bet ter husbands.'' 1 too0k tho liberty (If sayI in~g tha lt. I founid more~ pleasur'e inl l1-:brew poetrly than1 ~in 1110 best pio1 uet ions of G reece and0 Rome1 ; that 1 Ua bylon"i' had (charms'i1 for 1m) beyond tinythling inth) n10lumb~ers of the0 bl1indi man11 of Smyrna14. 1 then1 turnedC1 to Jeremia4h (there't was4 a1 fine folio of thu Scri ptures bef'oro m1) of .-15), and11 read aloud150)1 somo 11of th s lumblimo11. pasae till)t used to deolight, m11 on) lmy ther'si" knee. Buit I fear, my1 .dentl friend, I shallII to you with my prolhx account11 of whatua.s a11f pleasant Saibbath11, spenlt ill tile company1Il of one1 wh has lilled a very large spae in? ciur politicl and11 lterary annafls4. Tlhalih ing youl for yourl ri'C)af anld heart ily concurring w1ith) you ill the trulth of your quotation that "righlt cousnesCs exalteth a1 nation1, but sin is a1 reproach to) anly p10opie)," I remallin, withl aI high regard your friend, rahtioln~d, June. 15th, I1852. A 1man1 wrote to I1lorace0 (reoley for a1 situation, and1( receivedI the follow igletter ini Ilorace's hanlldwriting: "'l bis is the 2,000th1 application in a week. Go to the devil. I can't hire every dl-d fool." Thle doCulment was slignled Hloraoo Greeley, btut no one could read it. The m'an11 presented it to thoecashier, wilo looked it over and handedl thle man $20.00, supposing it to be0 an1 order for 1his salary, and he has been drawing his sality on that lotter for six months. WVhat a warn ing thlis 1is to the y'outh of the country to learn to write. The .Oommlishioners of Maryland and Virginia to settle the boundary line8 bletweenl the States in the dis p~uted oyster waters hia'e been noti~led to conivene. -A oorps of surveyors and engineers has been assigned to thir assistanc~e by the Uniteod States Governmeont. 4tMass., de taters up." "The po, tatoes up :you rasoal, I only planted1 yes' orday ." ''I knew dat, m1assa ; but the bogs got in las'nito, an gub ov: to Make a Thousand Dol lars. My gettin' he ibost of my Wife f.ther i ione of tl riche.st things of Itcoad. I'll tell you ho~iw it was o:t III-t knlow that. le's monstroui sti nmy . The complaint sceemsi to rui iln tlt! family, and everybody rounc our parts nusd to notice that he nevel by ai.v eluet asked anybody to'din< with hih. S) Ono lily, jist for onlink oif fuln, I said to a friend 1l ii.ifi", Jddy Dowkinse-a dreadful nive telloe, is Jol(y -aI'll bet %oin v I) :.'orth Of shoestrilg-s' giulst I I o ot pils llat I get old Ben Meinko h'y wifC's father, to IsL mUO tc dininer.'' "Yeou got couit," said Jeddy ; "Why) yeoll Im igit as well try to oix at eat in to a Staower-bath , or gut, noon 1b e USmA coat of Coweum III bers.'' 1V ell ," said I, "1'mI going io try. Anid try I did, and I'll tell 30ou lokw I Wet to work. hd ist ts old ih n wats sit ting down to (I iller at I o'cluok, I ruihed up to the bioUio tit a high pressure pace, Iud-hot ill the f.,ee, vith illy coatt tails in ti aU-, Imy ecys rollin' about like ibiliard balls in uutivulsions. Rat tat. tat--ding-a-ling. I kicked up an IaI.wful rutimpis, and in a flash out came old Bon hin elf. I had struck the right minit. Ilo had a napkin undor hid lim, and a carviun-knifo in his lianld. I sitolt the dinner us ho opon od the door. "0, Merkine," said I, "I'm tarna Cion glad ti soo you. I fcrod you moi'iughlt't bo at homo1-l'1 almost out of breath, I've 001110 to toll you I canl save you a thousand dollars." "A thousand dollars,' roared the olhl man ; and I defy a weasel to go 'pop' quicker thai his face burst into Siles1(. A thisand dollars ? You don't sty so ? Ihr tell 11' "Oh ' said 1, "1 soo you are havin' dinner noow. I'll go an dino myself, and then I'll como back and tell you 1111 about it.' "Nonsense,'' said ho, "'lon't go a way ; comoie inl and sit down, and el. .loy 3ourself like a good follow, anid IliVO a snack With 1110. I am anxious to hear what you have to say." ( protonded to decline, saying' I'd collie back ; but I thoroughly stirred up the old chap's curiosity ; and it elided by his fairly pullin' to ii.t. the bouse, aiid I made a rattlin' dinner of jork aId beans. I imnaiiged for somec tin to dodge Ie main point of his inquiry. At liat I finihed eating, and there wiis Ito further e.uso for delay ; besides old Ben was gettin' fidgity. ",Comeo niow,'' Said h11, "no more preNee ? About that. thousand dol basi P ; come, let it. out." "\\l1. I'll tell yo what," said T, -'yon bi .4 (:.. 'i , .\I iat'ry .\nn, to i 0 poI w 0 .t na ai ringo, have yoii "'What',s that got to do with it ? iiterripted hie. "llold your proud steeds-don't run off th track-a great deal to do with it," said I. "Neow answer lily quiestion." "Well I," said he, o1 have.' "Ai you iitend, whon the mar., riew, to give her $10,000 for a po tu ion'' "I do,'' said he. '-WollI, neow, there's the pninit I'm .3m1in~g tow. Liet mea have har, and1( I'll take hor with $9,000. $1,000) trolm $10,000, according to simsples sulbstract ion5, j ist leaves 9,O000 an thatl w'ill bo a clean profit-saved as slhek as a wit is tle.'' Thei neCxt thing I knoew thsere was a rap1id inlterview going on botweon old lion's foot and1 my coaSt tails -andl~ I amii inclined to tink the lettter got the worst of it. f' The following are a few of Josh Billings' mallxist : To make good sharp piekles, whittle ophl both1 enidls ov thoem to a pint. Blessedl are thsey wiso have no eye for a keyhole. Tew freshon1 a salt mlakerel, tow hiim one01 Summe111r beh ilnd a steam11bote. It is human to err, but devilish to brag on it. A gentleman is a gentlemsan the world over ; it is only the loafers that differ. To learn a dog tow follow well, tie hlinl to the hind end of an express A dlog Is thso only thuing on this earth thmat luva you more than hie luva himiself. Opinmions are like turnips, worth what thsey will fetchs. Cioulrage without dliscretion is like a ram with horns on both dnds, be will have m1ore0 fighsts on band thsan he kens do just iss to. Secrets are kussed poor ptoperty or~ny how :if you ciroulate them yoti lose thoufn, an~d if you keep then you lose the interest on the investment. WVhen you flind a msan whlo is very solisitus about the welfare of every body, you can safely ptut him down as one0 who is hunt lug a milsfor tune. D~on't unidettatke teW live with yure imother-i n'iaw, but If WIIes comes tew a wussness, let yute msother-in-law live with you. Lazsyness is a gooa deal like modney, --the more a mlan has of it the more 1h seeorras to want. A coun try fellow went courting his girl, and wishinig to be conversationul, observod: "The themonkron Is twenty degrees below rsolen this evening. "Yes," innocently 'eplied the mal den, "suoh -kinds of birds do fly high esr sollmo seasonls of the year than oth A litte''bay, liut'i father speak about the war 'in progress in E~uropo, said, "whidh nad you rathies belong to, father, an engin, company o r a battle P' TO PHYSICIANS, 'mw Youizc, August 16th, 1868. Allow me to call your attention to my Preparation of Componid Extiract Thc component poit . ari i Uritu, imsig LJIAF, 'Ulis1lId, .1 UN II-t agilttis. AIoisor Ul .n r s.:lFu ill %-. enO. unlliper lBer-ies. by di-illaion. i form a tine gin. C.,hebi exiractel is * %Jik. Placcisemefnt Wilh spirils oItinedl I 10111 ' tni por tierries ; Very litnilo s it n v-d. it Ill n siliall proportionl of spisit.. It is n re platable thn ali ny now ill s. 1i11chu. a4 pre'pireI hy I, ,rogg iki-S, Is of a diark color. It is it plantl thal :.,l it fragrance; I he ti onim of it (lanI. IIv I I-- y.4 lhis (its act ive liniciple), Ieaviig a daik and glutinous decoctiion 4 Mine is the color of ingrediciv . The Ietv1, ii inl mlly prepara. Iionl predominiles; tihe sianalIlssi 'lssana iiy of tile other ingrrdients irt ndled. to prevent formentalion , upon inpection, it will he foutld not Io be a Tiuierte, as mnoslle ill I'larmaoenli, nor is iit Sn yrnt--and IIitherefoo CinI 11 IIsed ill Ca4 ses a 1141r-1- feVer or inltiamiation exist. In this. volt have 1he knowledge of tha ing'redintais anad ithe mnode of preparation. Hoping that you will ravor it. withl a lri al, and that %Ipon inspection it will mect with your appronliin, With a feeling of confi'lence. I am, very reprectfully, 11. T1. 111-1111110 1,1), Chemist and lDrig st. of 16 Yoen's' Experience. ['rom the Largest Manufacturing Chem iets in the World,] Norraitn, 4, 18I5. "I am acqunitled with Ir. Ii.-'T. lis.s itoti ; he occupied lie Drug $1Sore opposite my realsienue, and was sicvessful in con ducting Ilie business where others had not lcen eqtually so before him. I have been favorably impressed with his charcter and enterpriso." W ILLI T A I W El 0-11T.\lIA N, Firm of Powers & A 'ight tman, intit add Brown streets Plduaelphia. H~elmabold's Flutid~ E~xtract Butchui Is the gt'eat spedific for Uniiversal Lasittude', Prostraition, &c. IThe const itunion, ottoo r tecited ith Or gulnii Weak ness, r'elairns the ahl1 of M sedi cine to .itrenghieni nitei in igurii' t ryr. ioiu, hibh || EINl 1001t'8 lXT i.\CT UW C I U invariably doe's. It' no4 ireatment is suibmitt ed tt, Contsumpiount or' inanai y 0.1 [n afb'ections peculiar io liemnie.U' ii un equalled 'y any o ter pre'par'ation, as in Chtlorosis, otr lettntion, l'aihnllness, or Suppression of' Customary Eavacun fhtos, Ulcerated or Schirrus Staie of the Ultfnu, and all comtplaints intiident io the set, or the declinte or chatngo dif life ihllbOld's Filuid Eiitrnlt Bltditt (1h1 Will radicallr exterminnte from the systdla diseases arising frem htabigs of dissiplint at little expense, little or nto chnage in dtint, nt, inconvenienace or expossaic: completely supetrcedi ng t hose unptlenP~int atnd danger o as roemedies, Copaiva and Mci'cury, in all these disease. Use Helmbold's Fluid1( Ekltract lu-1 in all diseases of ihese organs wheiter exitintg in male or fematile, from whaitever cause or'igintating. ands no miatter ofI how long si ttding. it is phenant in it arte an id 0dof', "lttnediate" in acelion, aind more strengthening thtan any of the pref.SL.itios of Bark or train Those sniferilttg ft-n broken-down or dlellento 6utsutitttonif, piroetirela the iremdy at once. Tho roador flnkt be na-~e that, howeve'r slight ntay be Ithe attack of the iahove dits. eases, It is certain to affect ilahe bodil lf erthlh and mental powers. All the above diseases require the aid of a Diuretic. IhELa4 10 LDt'S EX~Tll ACT BU. CH[U Is the great h"lio. Sold by Druggists every where P's oo $1 26 per bottle, or tI bottles for $6j 50. DelIvered ta any address. Dcriabo symp-ji toams in all commnitn~tionas. A ddress H. T. H ELMIIOLiD, Drug and Chtemical Warehouse, 694 Broadway, New York. None are Genuine Unless done Up ln sleei-Enkraved~ wrap~r witsdfao-smllot. my Cheoa1 Warehontse, aod signed, H. T. Hf ELMROLDo utef Quzot a1 ion; of SOUTHERN SECURITiES, 011Aik P' ..4,' c ~~ t Corredet~d Weekly) by aliker 'An he No v mlbet' 'I o I i 1 v 1 1 i 41 av 44v I LB 1--? S 1 1 -:11"r:a d D :14~ A - - 4 Ib III .4. I . I .3{ .tJJ 4 t'. ) k'K- J ' \l p *ry - .4 N . i' . 31 TTH1 . ill.\'.11. P: l1. 1) N n v'3- 'I'11,om 9 4U1 34TO3 S - r- Maubear, o 4o - (,11AI:I1S .\loub at* Iu si:N9 3o'1 3i o 1ny 3 I . 3 1 4.3 . 7 3 SEN FOiC OULA - .~ A MONTHY MAGAINEL 'I'coholas pr -snnn" MONAGETREOIN ATAER, 30 PAGES ADVERlTISEMENT~ WVALRf, EVANS & COGSWEL) Yn. wYATT AIKEN, CH~tARLE$1ro. Ayer's Hair Vigor, For restoring Gray Hair to its natural Vitality and Color. A dressing whih is at onco ngrieable, lealthIy, anid ell'ectual fo ineKrervingl the1 hatir. FmWed wr yeiraI/ hiri is Soon restored to iPS ritinlfd color. with 1It y'ss wit.1 I itc::ess of y;ow! Thi hair i i ii t k toned, falling hair cheekd, awnd , ness often, though not alva. m'd by ita use. Nothing can re.stoe 1he hair whero th, ibilellwi are dlistroy-d or tho gland.i atrophied amt < o,'li-avid. But. s4uch a1 retain ca he An iin nslunsby this- appli-ation. lusteadi ot fouliig the hair with a laly .cdi. inelt, it will keep it. eill and vigorous. Its occasional uso will prevelit tIlII - mir from turning gray Or falling (Jr, an1d conseqnently prevent baldlness. Freo fronm thocso deleterious susacswhich inako some preparations dangerous, awl injurious to the Iair, the Vigor e-l only benefit but not harm it. It' wanted icrely for it HAIR DRESSING, nothing elso can lie founl -o dcirable. Cdntaining neither oil ior dv'. i does Inot soil white callibrie, atlt i Tats Ing Oil the hair, givinl.g it a rii y, lustro and a grateful perl'uine. Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & CL PACTIC.u, AND ANALYTC.A CHUM , LOWELL, MASS. I.R1CE $1O.00 Oct 10 lv 0 ii i i , l t d. T ! l l ( h l i c A "-i ti Q A - I C : aenie, libenthe ~ti ta Di at~ < *1 Bilood, L~iver amid Kiineys in melfl y t hie \t l lical ttI-'av :I:. mantily 111hou,4:11-1- of cur r s cia,:41s Uvemi I liet! es4tianony (It' I'l' ).sivin:ll 1;An C% tintls Who haive uised liosialis; -eI 'or 1 our lttositilis Gtlil III lehi l B; or Abiiili -: for tli yalr, wl:iIh w. will give you mn tech vamluniioinon. tion. Dr. lt. WV. CarrT, 'If Pi h Imore. .u, S I lake pilensuire in r c m eiiga o I.oi? 1 adat5lis as a very powe i l atilt:N i:i ive. .A I have sceen it uisedill In wo en-l ; nIth happy results-one inl .1 ca:e of seconil Mry Syphlilis. ill whalh 11 u: pill;int! pro faken l ive bottl ee of, lii 5iounceiO: ut h iis eue aI r h-vn Ne othiel. i- a c e'tl ein, 1,111 it 1.a it nguiet ery rl p:.a titi r Iit L uder its use, imi 1he. inlel ti - 0h:11 11he 1patiewi will Swe t I, vir aie cal -fuilly ex:k i. -1 t W fti .1 ky which you r l iswolisi a loll it :111l vece -ll e collp 'lnni. I niive ilgretientl. Dr. Sparks, cfI NichiOnaai KY say lie has iteil l n i i . .ro fiv itry re1 lta-- s .'.a r of. 'Istu , ; heoI e Aour beiiu-. uro. for uy bro re, 11 ha crd. ussr ri e,' I havt tt d~'eit s l for li en f ctyer i lie orIiry i, inveterate .eiuttio Ite myl i e Uniiety i a S :1r tiniei :n ' i p.uly. cl basei a lie (f~ofi V loaiis at itii :e I erda eijt leet curoe. cutsdali thir h yal hnes ime 140I.kClE.\l!NTi lO lixly-s~iveitu Fi'rt Prize th 31ini AwnCl tiiijili~ii Il on Oii ii ll~it lW fil W m.K nabe on l:i itn ? tiA Nll C ltn or Sjt i: Iii Ni INDtSvil i r UD 111 8it IT atli !Luil haiIntltimore M11 the viltaete aron~e ntthinal an' unpur chased~ pre cui.ine n, MhIe pononnies iobine offreat ie. swete and h i int ato y ndrwet es r~h-th entre eal. Teirsi COKN TO 'USR.NESCu13.~~l iolian nnd ,t Ins, nwIt < ii fre a I m oep ioill be enlI)ClIlplipztto thy reunqulld.udgImyh a .,. I 1< E' . W lee os A It WAN, A -I) L b b[ Ol-mer a& Ce e. i(,.ur a Ic at OTJIC ') auinr nty i a a w i. 3il ~e~ l :; IKrnobe1 (i.)7V3 l'I\ !' . fS : 2? l ig si,. N at. at' it~ a I . ian f i' !' Ia . jreilt a',|ua! t ii. ta? 1 al; -R ,lla k 1 -p r o~ Ntic n T ie, l'ai~~a alial b: t I.: . t a . W .j e-o t - ib r Ihe luh of alc m et~ua n~ n i \ 't. . . !SP I: T I: a derII,. I T. ta:I S gil ' it ilN ('aa. .~~ adf3a; Nlcia ll '1 lloy I li li a im) St.la , Ili!ii awr~ia a.nta' hia'o \*. ad I,\wt, nad D)s:Nr.\r. 2E.01.\6 ai3~~ nll:llanse s uply t O GenerIt ink and ni 'ilThe tii ('lne crfl Atltetnt iont givell lo Sto( 'a Per ttal P'urchasiea. INSI /)k IFIG lil7 w , W A~ I-S. Sendta faor (attalogues, & c. Ad mninist raitor's Ial. esltte .of J. 'Turnert Mlc~roreiy, deceas. L t't'y att t est edi t o t hi te undersigineri. Pers~ons & aet Ce ' it will tnlt e in I itf at tt piament to -1. A . .\ceCIR 01;Ey, deoa 17- xdtlay3wjr U ||1;~~ M ' !-t., TH R 1.t i1 %tO o1E hi'' U oods, ClolIhin:, IHats, Capsl Not i (u, &T., &c. i ' AN.VD lg, ; .i || /> ' I) ,0 ' Changec our Business, . e eb n .l t el regar-dless of TIVATE AND TRANSIENT BOARDING HOUSE, WJ INSB01, S. C. 100ya:d, -: 1 f Pa 4eng~er Depolt, 12222 :22.::2 1-n 22 e~... )C 'hnrIolte, Colullmbia 4111 A iiusit .1ai 1(llad. are: .\u;:bDee G.20 a m .ininhhi, S. C., 11.220 a2 22 'li 2nnsboro22, I 55 1p n1 n i 222M l I.:i 2l, N. ('. 233( 1p12 %liking~ c'.ie conneIcion w2) 2ith, Tiains11 of 2,r2 h Car2olj22 ina ld for' all points6 N'ortha of I-: 2 22(t.J " Winnsboo,02) 12.56 p) n2 NlakingI close2 Connecions2 121 with Tra'2ins1 of '2 out r na2 1 Georgia. li 22ilroads2 for Savan-. ab1. and2 all points22 12n F'lor)2da, ?bIacon2, Cio. 22122" na I 2l2ig22Iery, Alobil(e1., New~ Orleans4, 2e222m. CIInanoo20ga2, Almhis , Nuashvil, ,.2 -2. (i22ne2Immu2, $(. Lois222, and all e>1 jI:2, (ing2a.' on all .Night Trains,224 bro(ugh~12 Tiel~vl S 2t1i, m hi Iggage chccke.d al rincIipa l points12. 'i Pa2s2engers2 by I has renite goinI)g I :. 1I. Do:y, Gee2n1 l'2cightL and Tic~k 4212.2- sept 3 M1VOTEY 1VISITOR. (n222 of ('hien) Read' ingo~o adomical iiblishiei 'at121 ChaeIon, 2. C. by P. EUGENE DURBEC. Addres 1Q1 2 above; wit hi name10 and restU enaCe piliy wriIIen, or2' .i'bs.'r) HINIX-T & MAIllIiN, " "lL .) AMe!2 Mon filly yigitor. (GOOD F"URN ITiURE ! NT Ii S i 2jved direct f10 fro lhe b2es, faIcto rie222 of N~w York 2and B222 lilson cozsilt, og(f fin lhOsewo a22'22 id 22 1Cesantf sni2222. 2'. jdlto ~Alhogan y nial22 W ala 221Ilr~e'.2)I* 2) ls, DIfvan1s, Par2()(lor Chirs. Snis21, , &c., ed l ead ('1112nd ('h22airs of ti II2n di jil en 2cryti~ig1 usuall11y kepjt inl 11h0 Fuiinrdti2. II 2. wnwho~ 1we prop, 2(e I) sell as2 chenp) n L 12n I. bought~il an2yw11'' ill l1he Slate. Ca:lt nd' 2422. JollN Alt INT1V1(E & U') (201 23 The Last Sensation ! U2T n2.ived al21 fresh suppl2~jy of2 Fin' arI' 2. I,d I 'a.xes, Tab1f1L. Sai, J.ilnr, Soap, I verpol2 $2alt, I heese, Canad les, 8Ihoes ardwl~are, Dry (1oods, &c., which wo 'alae yW for' cash-i J. MolNTYRE~ & CO. janl 18 ANO'1i1ER SUPPLiY,~ li 2R o1, Sapolio, Arrow Root2 U r onfections, 5cfltzr Aporient, ondiensed Milk, (1e1,tine, Soothing Syrup, lue Mlass, T1oile. Po6wder1, Starch Soap, c., . at , K ETCillN, McMASTER & BIcE july In)