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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-10

0y-SH ERIDAN KNowLE new play, called Love
will be published tomorrow morning in double
sheeted Herald-Price for the whole only too cents
Beat this who can.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-10

CARLTON HoUsR.-This splendid establishment
as at present conducted 10 Of the most comfort
able hotels in the city. great number OF improve
ments have been made in the internal economy of
the house, the vands all Of the very first order,
the wines from the best cellars in the city, the con-
ductors are always on the alert, attending to the
comfort Of every one, leaving nothing TO be done by
deputy add the servants civil active and atten-
tive. The dinner hour is o'clock and the table is
excelled bv 70 other in New York.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-10

IF you cAs.-The whole Wall street press out
fer Harrison. Very well-elect him if you can
We the fence for the present. bat before these
loafers know what's what, We will make a counter
movement that will astonish them. The Harrisburg
farce has not put stocks up yet.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-10

WHar'-Charles J. Ingersoli, Esq. IL at wssh-
ingtou, claiming a seat in Congress. Would not
. new pair ofbreeches content hint
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-10

THE NrsoER PAPER.-We cannot dirty ourself b
any further controversy with the penny Sun. which
circulates only among the negroes Of New York.
We hand il over 10 Sylvester 4 Co. whose commu
ncation in another column exhibits its morals and
manners.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-10

No GOETHE rump Of the multicauis humbug has
called meeting at Norfolk, in order to raise the
steam again. Better try 10 raise the dead.
DRrSEss.-lt rained nearly the whole OF Last week
at Norfolk, whereupon editor says, " the earth
has been very dry" Al Washington il has blown
gale for week, and the loafers in the House Of Re-
representatives. are equally dry.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-10

Yrs AND DowSs.-Baron de Fleur is giving con-
cert in Charleston. This is ef the very Oldest
German nobiesse. BY and by, il the Chartists Of
England succeed, The Duke Of Devonshire may vet
give lectures the fine arts in New York, and the
Duke 81 Northumberland on Rowan potatoes. Espy
and Olmstead stick TO the nhilosophY of storms
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New Spring and Sllllllner
GOODS.

H7HE Subscriber informs his friends and
E the publi, generally that he has just e.
ceired from New York, Il complete assort
mcnl of Stap.e and Fancy, Spring and Sum
mer GOudS-among wnch are.
81 "A ia and ~ brown d b;eached Shirt
ing- and Sheetlnss,
A handsome assortment ight cold Prints.
81 pieres light coi'rd London do.
French prints and prii.ted Jaconet,
Mourning and half mourning prints and
hluslils,
Snper printed Lawns,
A and Il Can,brics and cambria Musins
SwIs. anu book i.uslIms,
Jac"lict. plaid and slrlI e do.
Ly omI:ai>r and brocadr d".
Ladies and GEMS white aud back, silk H. s.
and kIu ulr>es.
Cot Oh a. Il thread do.
Misses black and white nett,
Lace and aIiz, do.
A handsome ;lssOrinm nj oil eauZe and satin,
au .hantr Il Ribbons.
Bes; l.a". sewIi IS, black. blue black, and
assOr,ed by The quantity,
llrn.>iIt he,', all >uper IInem cambrlr Hkis.
Mems and boys Ponsee nc.
Ladl, $ sanZe. Hermann. rrO.dr-nup aid sew
inS silk HAS.
"A Ill-h liuel.- and linen lawl,,
PLAN. ii serted and iri,Ieu b"soms and liner
co iars.
Ga and l0-l liable diaper, Sd birds eye ant,
Iiu.sia Diaper,
,.4 ~ and 1914 damask table covers,
French nap~Ins \ tow ei..
French brow a!u graS, Linens.
Wine anu brown linen DnIlil gs
super Ill b'd do.
a variety "l Cotton do. cold and striped for
Pants
Usi:Hbur"I.s,
Cases of palm leaf ;.nd willow Hoods,
Emgs.. Devon straw Bonnets,
= argc assortment OF silk and cotton hose
and halt iios",
:S.4 and IA plaid aud strired domestic,
silk. sali,, and Narseil e. Vestng,
Par;lSols ana Umbrellas.
Furniture. dImt; az d fringe.
Black bombazilies ans: merI os Tor Coats,
Paris needle work., muslin caprs & "ollars
French baskets blrarhe,i Ru->'a Sheelng-
lny thing like General enumeration oil ar
ticl.s iS ini ra, tic;b,; but thes III addition I"
his former stock make it :, firicnty extensive,
aud he trusts his prices AZ. SuiiicI"nt v ,moder
nre to be worthy The attention OF all who wish
to srppy themselves with arti"le- in his line.
His former customers and Il who bny in this
marker. will do him, and perhaps themselves
n favor by examining his assortment before
JOIN o B FORD.
HAMBURG. Nnrch u. I!sa. #
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particularly 10 tho kind charities of that band
who have linked tile Ewes together for the au-
vancenicIt 0i that cause to which we devote the
work. They have acted with Ills in The past
we trust they will act with lis IL tho future 70
exertIons will be spared Il. make tile work sucl.
an "IIe as they will look up"n with delight
II may be we.l to add that the inter, aiil 9
time b,lwcen tI.i> date and the day of publica
ton, will BE- spent i'll collecting materials foi the
work.
The PIONEER will be printed on nm imperial
sheet. in qnarto form, and wi contain a greater
qaall;ity Of reading matter ihan any work oil tie
kin published al the South.
Icrms.-rive dollars per annum payable on
,hr issri, g of thu 1st No. Persons sendin, us
ten subscribers, will be entitled to one year 8
subscri ptinn. gratis
Agents allowed the usual per centage.
Augusta tia MAJ, 1889.
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Moetis 0eetss',
THE SLEEPING BABE.

1HE oLIff1NN StDE.
cad lightly, les, 'thoS wake the slnmbering
boy!
hold how calm lie slrepetlr-hang not thus
erhis pillow, with that rapture gaze:
ferrour will awake him-nay withdraw
y warm lips from, his ivory brow, tell
thee
kiss will wake hls slumbcr-let MS stand
side his couch, and wait lis rosy waking.
,'her those pcarly lips unclose, those violet
eyes
:;hnc in their ilewy brightness. | will snatch
The eager cllerub from his downv couch,
And lay him on thy bosom; thou shall have
the first, long honey'd kiss, which thou shalt
pay
..cl TO his mother, with thousand thanks
lie smiles, and shows me dimpies Ia his cheek.
Ie dreams pcrcha &c, Of some seraphic vision
are as himself or of some hab, .oy,
SUCH as he knows when waking, when his
hands
IRE grasping at his tarthers clustering hair
'Ir wh II his own sweet IMAGE meets the eve.
effected in the mirrors; bless the boy!
,Iay heaven foreve, bless hrr; may thy days
low on, unrutlied as thy placid 81 'ep,
;ay as thy ,oyiul waking. Oh! how sweet
Twill be to hear his ,it:le !ispimg voice
'ronounce the name Of father ali: me thinks
love ,lIee more when blinking o. that day.
Ie wakes-hc smies--ah see, .is eager arms
re stretched towards his motiier-nay, not
now
.e c!ings SO closcly-thou shalt clasp hm next
II. NJ.
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Doctor your HorSr a& weN as your pa
tients.- Recipe for the curr IF Bolts IN a
HorSe.-N hen horse has the hotls, il
NAV often lie knownby his biting his sides;
when he has many, be- lays dawn. rolls aud
if not cured, soon dies. When 1t is br
lieved that Il horse has the bolts from
The above symptoms. give piul of sweet.
med milk. which The hotts are fond 0l,and
they will let 20 their hnId on the horse.
and feast on the milk. Immediares, give
the horse ii small quantity Of oats or other
provender, in which pun TWO thirds of a
common fig Of tobacco pulveri,ed. If he
refuses the provender rhas mixed. steep
the same quantity ofrobaccn in pin' of
hnil;ng or warm water until the strength
is out as we say,hen put IN enough cold
water as that the whole will fill common
junk bottle, and turn il into the horse -
\ hrn il reaches the bolts il kills them. as
all will hrlirve who have ever Spll tnbac.
cn iurr nu worm or similar insect. The
horse, in less than twenty hours; will void
all his botts. there is no mistake in This,
though no patent has been obalneh.-
The wrier wouIdnol nave il tried on IN old
horse in the fall or first of winter, for he
would certainl, recover to The damage ol
his owner. lf one worth curing is affected
with hous, and the symptoms are severe,
never stop fnr the milk. but NJ with the 10
bacco this is the kill all.-iMains Farmer.
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stale o; onth nrOlIna.
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.
IN TIE COMMON PLEAS.
Isaac Granch, ATTACHMENT,

Archibald Hamilton

Archibald Hamilton. AssuAps1r.
FE'H Plaimtitf'in this case having. this day,
IL filed his lecln ion in the Clerks office,
and l." defendant having no wife or attorney,
known 10 be in this State. upon whom copy
of The said declaration may b. served: There
fore ordt rrd,,hat tho said Defendant do appear
nrd make Is deicrce wiihi, a year and a day
from the filing of iI" said declaration. or final
and absolute judgment will be forthwith awar-
ded against him.
JNO. r. LIVINGSTON, c. c. P.
Clerk's Office,
May Ii. lc39 B&T aeq 16
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Brought to the Jail

nMF t,is District, negr" man bs tie name
" of DAVE, ne is betw cen 80 and 10 ears
of aye, five feel or inches high. He says
TINT he belongs to company of men nn the
Macon Rail noad bibb county. Gu; the fol-
lowing are names of he gentlemen. viz: Or:
Winn, DR.. Thomas, John Thomas and samuel
Hunter. The owner is requested to come for
ward, prove property, pay char. es and take
him away. Gu. GLOVER, j. E ID.
June n, 1889 tt 81
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CHAMoMrLE,-Common chamomile is
native of Euglaud, and, on account of
The great consumption of its flowers. il
would reward cultivation OF a large scale
in the U. States. Iris perennial, aud will
grow welli in poor, sandy soils. All parts
of the plant ,Iighl properly be converted
5inio medical use, though the flowers are
the best. made al fHciaal, !, and OF the siugle
oues, known'by their yellow disc OF centre
& ar somewhatstronges in tleir sensible
qualities. The tasle OF cl,amou,ile is bitter
and aromatic. and its active qualities re-.
side chiefly inexlractiye matter aid essen
tialT oil. Infusion iu waller. extracts the
former, and detains a considerable portion
of The latter. Taken cold. this Infusion
is servicable as a tonic in loss of appetite,
rhIorosis, &c. II is an antispasrnodic,
well suited 10 the nervous debility of fc-
males. Taken warm insla-ge quantities,
tits nansealing, and is commonly employ
| ed 20 aid the operation ofemetics. Prob
ahIy any bitter infusion would do as well.
The same remark may apply to The use
ef chamomle. in external lamentations &
poultices.
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From the american Museum.
VACCINATIONS.

The eay green earth with all its garni.nre
OF sun-gilt mountains, forests, fourts, and
flowers,
Seemed one vast panorama, by the hand
Ofglowing nature painted. Toher ear
Thewhisperingz zephyrs from the myrtle bowers
Waited melodious music; from bright riia.
Rolling like molten silver. came the sound
OfNaiad voices from their peary depths;
And from each star sweet airy harpings came,
Swelling upon the pure ambrosial breeze
The lond and wild harmonicon Of Heaven.
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Agricultural.
From de Sos:thern dgricul.urist.
AGRICULTURAL CONVENTION

Mr.. EpIToR:-An Agricultural Con.
vention is demanded by the Interests, in
deed, almostby the necessities Of the PIan
yers throughout the State. The Subjects
which will there receive discussion are
most rnomentous. involving, as they do
the increased aud continued prosperity Of
the whole planning interest. Method,
may and should therein be brought for
ward and submitted to consideration. for
;mnroving the system Of culture of our
great staples, for expedit'ng their transpor-
al; ~ 10 market, from such regions as are
,.,,t removed f:nr, n:'- great mari, 10
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,Ns.as ssasassss.


FM7II" Subscribers ave jrs, received from
a New i".k general assortment Of
Spring and Summer tioo,ls. "f tie latest and
most fashi nable :rrticIrs in heir line.
They consist IN part Of:
Gros d'etats. Thibct, French cloths, Gam.
bsonus.
Grass linen and linen drillings, for Sum-
mer Wear,
Cashmere callv Yestings, Stocks,
Collars. Bosoms. Glnyes. Huspenders,
Fine Hats. ard Umbrellas.
They keep constantly OF ha'd. n general
ass r:nent rf MILITARY TRIMMINGS, of
all kinds; and they prepared to execute ali
orders " it'll despa:ch.
They invite their customers. and the public
generally, to call ami examine for themselves
HARRINGTON Il BRYAN.
Edrefed G.. II. April ! l-39 If 9
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do. Of cayenne. an ounce of cloves, an
ounce of cnnamon. aud :,n ounce of mace;
mix we'll aud put the tomatoes in small
Jars run mutton suet over Them and tie
them up either with strong blue paper or
Caliskin. Prepared in his way, they wiIl
keen a wear.
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CHOICE OF A WIFE.

CI1p1S L VI "a w - "
TASK not beauty-',is a CLEAN,
That tiu.s the morning sky;
ask not learuing-'tisa a stream
That glides unheeded b.,
I ask not Witt is fash
That oft blinds reasons eye:
/ ask not gold-'tis giltterine trash,
Tha, causes many sigh.
TASK good sense-a taste, refined
Candor, with prudence blend d.
A feeling heart-a virtuous mind.
With charity intended. w.
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Pickle for b, d Lags.-A hnnsck"cr"r
wishes MS 10 say 10 our reader. thai "a
strong solution OF salt aud wafer will kill
bed bug. Immediately if applied to them.
Those " ho are so unfortunate as to be
troubled with such visitors. can thus got
rid of them by applying pickle to their
carcass Maine Farmer.
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STR ED

A ENRON the subscriber, cn the
IL l4h of April. uilss ron,
Sg's& Hamburg. on the stage rou' TO
SE..S Edgefrld c. II. n darh grey Mare,
about years old, and between band IA hands
high She had The scratches on one of her hind
feet; the fetock is or WIS cut of that foot. Fer
tail mostly white an,l n dim s'ar OF her inre.
head. Anv information W Il b" thankfully re.
ceivc.l $40 reward will be given for the de-
livery of tho mare.
RUTHA ANDERSON.
Nay q. 1899 d u
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State Of South Carolina.
ABBEYILLE DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.

II ade Speed. surviving partner
of Watkins q sgeed, Iot the A,,aehmen.
use oil John Watkins, III
vS Debit
Ado'phns J. Sale.
Watkins, in
VS.. Same. Assumpsit.
TENHE Plaintiffs, in the above stated cases,
y. having filed their declaration in my Of.
hee, on the twenty-second day of November,
1888, and The defendant having no wife or at.
lorney known 10 be in this State, upon whom
a copy of the said derlnrations can be served:
therefore Ordered. that the said defendant do
appear and make his deftnce within wear and
day from the filing of the suid declarations, or
final and absolute judgments will be awarded
agains, him.
JNo. F. LIVINGSTON, C. r.
Clerks Office.
Feb IA. 1888 Swsp $40 aqe 8
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SpIcED ToMAToXs.-R Recipe for a bash
ei Of Tomafoes.-Take your tomatoes and
pui.r hoIIng water on them. skim and boil
them. after which add q tea-cnp full of
salt, taule SPOON fullof black pepper, Que
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Notice.

a LII persons indebted tn the Estate. of III.
IA ley N Berry. deceased are requested to
make immediate payment; and those having de
mands against the said Estate, are requested Ia
present them dnlv ailested.
SAMUEL STEVENS, ddm'r.
Feb u, 1899 "1c2
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important to F0rmers.-nlant Artichnkrs
around the slun,ps in y0ur curnfields; they
will nred no more attention II I'll the fall
or spring following; Then turn in your hogs
to dig them.
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State of olth { arolina.
EHGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN THE COMM ON PLEAS.
Harral, Wright & Co. -,

Wi lam Marlborough.
NyHE Pla,n'itis having this day filed
4 their declaration in my Office, and
the Defendant having no Wife or Attorney,
known 10 he within the State. upon whom
cory coud he served; it is Ordered, that the
said Defendant, who is absent from, and beyond
the limits of this Stale, do plead or nuke his de-
fence, within year and day from the publi-
cation of ,his Order or, in default thereof, final
and absolute judgment shall he awarded agains.
him. GEO. POPE. c. c.P.
Clerks Office,
Feb u, 1889. {sEe $3.50 age 8
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ENR SALE.

9N.HE plantation whereon the subscriber now
r. sides on Chavers's Creek, containing
about 30 acres. C. BlsEITHAUpT.
July 2, 1889 nc ~
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Let your eagles quencl'less eye,
Fixed. unerring. sleeplcss, bright
Watch, when danger hovcrs nlsh'
From his lofty mountain height;
While the stars and stripes shall wave
Ger this treasure. pure and iree'
The lands Palladium. it shall save
The home and shrine Of liberty.
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IT fST of Letters remainili. il tile Post or
HA lice at .dgelie C. H., June 80, 1889.

TT TST cf Letters remanin. tile Post or
.EA lice at dgelie d c. H., June &c. 1889.
A d, Is
Addison. George a. Addison. D. G..
Allison. VIM. lIemy Bryant. Bradlcy3
Baker, Geo. Burnei, R"bt.
Biaylock. Mrs. Butler. Robt. /
BausketI Saml X Barker Samuel
Butter, Claudia &.
C sd
Cook. VIM. Sen. Corley. Mr. Sen
Carter. John Clerk of thu Court of
Cockrot. iicnj. t'"m Pleas.
Campbell. Lee Colgin. John
Christie. i,rpon Dion Mr. Coach
Drake VIM. A. 2 Maker.
Dolly l.lbert
E.F& G.
I.l<more. Alien 2 leId. R. ].
Fey. :. F Grifli,.. :. l..
Griffin, owdrn Gaman. WIN G..
Guode. Roli. Gilien. John
II y J.
Homes. Lewis Harden. w c.
IlicN-on, ..rss 5. .oco nbe J.II.2
Hat he. Is. W. Jc er, loan
Jn, e., ho-. JOINS Rnb,. C. =.
johns II. rheo. Johnson, David
Jennl rs, Mary.
Ks l..
Ne dial. Byron kldreas, Elizabeth
kneal. ii2alcth. l.an;r,in. G,... ".
LpscOubr. John = Lewis Matilda.
Lat.mcr. \. Laburuc, DIR.
NJ, d y.
McNeI o.. Hector Mays, r. }. DR.,
Mayson.G ii. Z Murphy, Oswmd
Murrel. 'ruty : Alcnc. d"n. .irl.mn
Mathis. t. W. Nc, all. i,.r. w.
~ Ill,
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from The Democratic i'crie,c.
TIL. BALLOT BOA.


Freedoms consrcrated dover,
Casket ofa priceless gem!
Nobler heritage Of power
Tha" imperial diadcm!
Corner stone il. which was reared
Liberiy's triumpha. dome,
When the glorious form appeared
Midst our green monn'ain home!
Purchased by as noble blood
As in mortal's = iiis Ger nun,
By the toll Of those wh" stood
AT the side Of Washing OIL
BY the hearts that met the Toe
On their naive battle plain.
Where the ara that deals the bio"
Never needs to strike again!
Where the craven that would dare
Mar it with poliu ed breath'
Scorned and cursed, b. his share
Tne traitors shame--the 'rai "rs deat''
Let his EiitIiless heart he torn,
From his rccreant bosom rlVen,
And, upon the whir'wind borne
To the carrion be given!
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New Spring s. Summer
just Received,

A LARGE supply of superior LEMON
IA SYRUP. Il delightful Beverage for the
Summer season. For sale by th' bottle and
gallon. by Ii. r. COOK & co.
Hamburg. ipril 10. 1899 If II
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State Of South Carolina.
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.

y
VS. }.Attachment: Debt.
Adolphns J Sale.
Drury Galloway,
VS. Attachment Assumpsit.
Adolphns j., Sale.
Speed d Hester.
surviving partners. Attachment:
Adolplru< j. sale.
VHHhe Plaintiffs in The above eases having.
on the iwen'y.second of November lo35,
flied their decaruti"ns in my Office, and the
defendant having n" wife or attorney known to
be in this Stnte, upo whom copy OF the dec.
laration. with a sprc al order of the Cour, en-
dorsed thereon. can he served: therefore Or
dered thar tho said Adolphlls ]. Sale do appear
and make his defence within year ami day
from The filing Of the declarations as aforesaid,
OF final and aI's"luie judgment will be forth.
with given and awarded against him
JNO. F. LIVINGSTON, c. c.P.
Clerks Office !
Feb IA. isar }nSr $40 age. 8
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$3.50 Reward.

- GTOLEN from the subscriber
&swT? ~ on the nj chit Of the l4ti inst.
S dark bro'rn (neary hack horse,
ASJs.S rather OF the pony size. Saio
Ilorse has the following marks, viz: n blaze in
his face. the letters G.. p. branded on his hind
and fore leg and in h,s eaithe lifts his shd feet so
that hev are much worn. Any person returning
said horse 10 me, living on the Five Notch Road,
seven miles above " hit, Hall, Abberie Dis
trict will be paid $40, Or for the hors and thief
$50. w. HENRY CALHOUN.
May 81, 1888 IL
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Guard it frccmcn, guard ii well!
spo,less IS your maidep's fame!
Never let your children tell
OF your wcakuess-oi your shame;
That their fathers basciy sold
What was hought with blood and toll
That you bar,ered right for g0ld'
Here on freedoms soil
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PROSPECTUS.

UW be published in augusta, Ga. on The frs
Satu d@y of October, l-3J. the first number
OIL q .icckiE JOurNQi. IL hc rnficd
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DUBLiC NOTICE EXTRAORDINARY -! No 20,
Chatham SQUARE he sole object of ~. advertiser . 70
give public, the Ladies II New York 10 the unpreeed,n
ed saving which be realized In purchasing ~ descrip
ton OF Fashionable D'y q, DDS
H. Tw.edy Ne 400 Chatham Square, particularly soci,s
all those Ladies who seek economy their obj.c will be
than BY visit ibis establishment adequate
des b. forred cf the pne. of HI goods
BY actual inspection. Having urchased s-eh NJ
Chatham Square der influence aud that
could command will be mmedi.te, sold OF ~hoa,
IN ord-r TO pskc Necessary Gar her sxessve lots and
canss, ments Of Silks, shav saxony Mcusi, d. LANES
Merpoes, &c.
TIE ~hol. stock asordne purchasers II Dry Goods OPP
poruniy Of dcng 20 adysnt r. but which, overlooked
may again r. pr preor offers the sa.Joned
hat Of his stock which he submits 70, immediate di.poss
bM t#. siIhs frDu Alto 5s Sd per yard.
.t.tt Satils from B. 81 10 s. figured and plain.
Pop ms and Mor.s~iine DE- LANES
Csl'soss and ace vei's .H $500
Hosiery AMI Gloves. Broche and Cashmere Shars.
B.-Ws' Geoos ~ 80 large asscr,ment OF Wet Goed
purchased from the late fr. IN Pearl street. nie-iw
NT0vE F<CTnRY.-The suhscrib ~ would call the al
~ tenon ofthriv r sas ard the Public generally 10 their
rpssr, saa Stove Factory, aid Tn and Copper Roc6ug
EsiabI hm' Mt Constantly en- hand general asortmsn Of
Tin and stoves Of the iatsst aud improved patterns
" Fine universally Approved Psrmrlee Cooking Stove
ior coal wond 70 Ne seen in operation at the s,or
They also prepared to all orders for Tin and
Copper Roofing at the shortest natc ard thu most
sh,e 'rr y. X. h y. w. TNkNBLEf,
nisim' .0.t # No 1876 Bswery.
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