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ALLIGATOR Ne.
Mobile to Augusta, via Florida.

Mobile to Augusta VIA r'"r'u'' mi,
:. ffs>$" a Leaves Mobile uesaays' Ahuls'
= ~ days, and Saturdays, per Tie
~-AS=s.sSSEssRr splendid steamer Champion, (ex-
ccpt in Case ut st rn.,> to Pc saco'a thence per
steamer Le Roy I. In Grange, and thence lnnr
horse post coaches via Mariana, balnb''dge, run
dcron, Bcrrcn, Outlaws, II ltrry, I" Macon
Ga thence via Mil!rdgerc, and SPARTA 10 W ar
| rrn,on, the &C per rail- rond cars TO Augusta.
The Champ On is Ill splendid order, WIN ne"
rrc7 bulI Rs, c,ppcrcd AID ppc: tAs'cnea
Tho lc Roy has been thoroughly 'cPa'1co' hcr
accommodations arc as handsome AS any oe,''
The beau iiul Santa Roaa Sound, and Sn"cta-
wache Bay present the most interesting steam ma
vigatlon i'll tho S"uih--''tlns ut the sa'''e' me
perfectly land locked.
lh' TuanIs arc not sur'aSs' on any r'utc Ill 'h'
country the drivers, to ''sn. CAREFUL ana a''.h
tive.
Inc bridges heretofore dangerous ".'' y"
new built, 30 that hlE' waters 90 ho' inter ere
| Tho eating houses have been "'es'ly cha"sIo'
h,,, " r ,,, roan .', ,br leans ut all sea-
| sons to max. urea, speed. Their snoo,hn, ST..
r,rcs TIM ,,,r,i ,r from the ordinary tal.-u: Of
.,,,,. ,r,vcii;n,-
Tho Limo 10 now T. irving its passengers from
augusta 10 MoD m's IN Mo- ,n,r i,,, and twenty
hOnrs i;,;nc 10 Auons,a. the lin. is six days
M, .ovcn Inns ,r,e Inn, actually employed in
,r..;n.r ;s ,,c S,,rr y, tho other direction, bu,
49,, ,,;tt.,,o ~, ,;,,o a, In, i,n;, is caused by il
t , ""e.e"Is u .,' p,,oo,, Which, however. in
u" o I ro"s,d 'H Iv ' M oruny it vyes of
W.. w.! 'ep'iu W ,'o ~, ~ S,m,,' En,,s r,c. ria
TIE Navy i'Fo' ''' o." ,',,;, -, Wa
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81 \Cr.DN ..D "a ilr. :. ga /
CINE.


rsjiIORN'S Compound E>t,ac, Of Cop,iba
lalla -. CERTAIN, safe, and inc 81 etirct'la! rene.
,lI ever iii severed for the ui luo,lea 'lec''s
Structures, Whites, Pains in the back and "'"s, scmn'
weakness, affections kit!,iits, gravel, sco't"'e
erupt!nns, &c.
In ,. introduction Of medicine possessing the "sclo
and active virtue ut the offered 10 the ''''c'
the proprietor has bu, refer the numerous rcco-
meua,ions received from the most eminent OF INC ,n
,c: faculty in Europe, believing That 1t VIII he .'s
appreciated when merits more full, known. nc
l;als,a of Gunila 50 extensively used, Iva. lost niue
Of its credit from the dislike which patients for,ner!
express d regarding its disagrcrah'e taste, disturbance
rucetI in the how els and sunAnci ana IT'S i'cle'uiu''
ncfliciencv when used in the tlam,na,Or. stage. ne
propre,or has made M ANALYSIS Of the Balsan cooe'*
nS that the active qualities would thereby he much
more concentrated and usely administered than
in the present state. The above med cine combines M
gradients which in the hishes, repn'e ano. Inc
most scientific and learned in The profession. Each
drug III the composition at tits preparation increases tie
efficacy OF the oher producing operation truly aso'
nshng, and surprising the most sangu'ne expectations
possessing the time the advantage OF us "c"s
administered with perfect success in the different Stages
Of the above disease, The most eminent phys' a''t
surgeons OF the rrcsen, day express their decided ~:
probation in favor of Sarsapari'a, whilst us use III 's
principal hospitals and public medical INSTITUTIONS la
be H. and still continues, very extensive II was av
o.,tc remedy with the celebrated DIR Aheinely :" al
ycnc4ul affections, and in obstinate cuaneo"s
arising from sortcrel state OF icd'ges'e
Having been submitted to the test and experience ~ "t
mos, celebrated among the faculty. the. have exrrcse
their satisfaction Of its extraordinary efficacy III ever!
case under their charge, by adopting II oo'A III 't
public and private practice. her Oh er''''o' Ia
uscr ell hereafter. Prepared by } IL 1Mo'"' S"e'''
.on,ion Price 81 So Per pot,
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siren gthcne1 by thur opt: .tioH. W. "a. L''F -
the 50 stem Of Tad hum"urs, quiet nervous lrrlta-
bili,v, and invariably produces sound health.
The Vegetable Pill sure remedy Tor Jaun'
Dice sick aud nervous headache, dys cpsa, cos'vc.
ness sickness Of TIC stomach, heartburn, all bilious
COMPLAINTS icvurs Of all kinds, and If taken at h
commencement will invariably check their pro
rrcss and save the patient ircm protracleu anu
/ .',ncc.ous sickness They are invaluable IN hcr
vUus and Iypocunu:i."! -!:~-t:""s. Loss Ut appe
lite, and i com plants to which females alone C
subject, They operate mild and speedy purge
and are safe and cert IN remedy for worms IN
children.
Slnce have introduced my Vegetable Pills to
! the ruIlIc have received numerous certificates
of tlc rupcrl,r efficacy III curing diseases, So
many letters from respectable physlcials, VII"
have used Them IN their practice with tho best
success.
! might publish small voluhie Of certificates
but consider it unnecessary, as the medicine VII!
recommend i,sclfto all who wi make tria Of
The above pills liz boxes containg 4 !
pills each.
Price, so cenis pr box,
Druggists and country merchants can DO ~
piled, at wholcsa retail, at Dr. fctcrs' pr'nci
pal office no. G5 Poydras street, between Magazine
mad Camp sts. New Orleans
ALSO for sale by G. n. Morsison l. 60, III
Canal street : ? r Bcrlic, druggist liz old Lcvec
between tho two markets M. Brcchier, druggist
at the Washington market c Trncha,i, drug
ris., corner OF c nal s, Bourbon streets: e
Reed s. Co. druggists, corner of Tch"uP'toul's q
, GroL s,reets J Ross. druggist, Lafayette city.
nlC
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A BEAUTIFUL head of hair is tn" grnn'-.,' Hrnfs
~ men, belonging the human franz. Vow ra0gs
Y the loss OF it changes the c"un'tnr"" ard Iruna
turciy Lrings the appearance OF OLD a- "rh'' -
many to recol at being uncovered s'' 2" '''N",
to shna $,cie,v to avoid the lestH g.? "ct@ ct
their ucouai, ,ance the remainder Of III cir 1--we,
sequon,ly span, in refinement. In sh"r, n"' "'rn th'
loss Of property fills the thn,n- von'h 'tt'
that nenvv sinking gnnm does the io1s n w la'i
To avert all these unlea an circnms'aure>, GTrifsG
"nln nf Trrhin siopa the hair frnI t!inE ~ ." tH
trst Appllr,in. ul Hi,tY hotties re-" r. - 9""'" y
j'~r,vis' or" luce. tvruiow- ta,! "h
nniy =. 10. Ir7'. inIfF9 il gu l'
'sos+ II j-n, .,F NitI,crnus cert. ,y'...
II ~ !.nS ~ .0pnrt - ,nc "ri
:. SO sho@: ~ h. O-oncl";"rs
E~o1 Ne iuii1wn
g'' ..1l'... F,s4. ia'' Ny
It. ',"Y r.. aeel. tei,H re,,' ''
lrs,.' l.. ..i,"wuC : nllem'r
~ 49,, Il, IT : ut, &c .lfv nnt VIC - &C.
SIC l.', 49, M.. y ror...t I'D, ! ,'l~r 'te n,"
aNreh'.G1 ''' -.,ui rnt,o nn'' .1> nss pr"' "u"'
rns' ...'''i - '' -',r, n al cc''":N -F''p'
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MONUMENTS of Washinglo Patriotism, with II
~ fac $ile Of his pu lie Accounts during !lr, lie
vulntionaryWur. folio volume $'l to73 each, will be
be drvo; for the Of the Washington Manual Luauur
Schan and Male Orphans Asylum.
This Truly national Work ought he in ,hr hands
of every American; and editors Of the City and
country papers will contribute that trns, client object
by giving this advertisement few Insertions.
f. JOHNS Il co. Agent,
aug. Gth-ln. Cor ST Charles X Common st
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HARRoweATE SPRINGS
7,yyPEE UlYS JOURNEY FROM NEl
IPyEANS

Montgomery county A'a ,,wn,, rr1r
IHkEE "a - o,rG".
~ - r.; n.,a,ih,,eu, hns the plea.
sure Of Announcing his friends and the public
uI w. u. u' III, Ls in reaJ;ne Inv the first day of
NAV receive yisiterS. lie Will also sate for the be-
ncit Of tn Il distance, that there ha'e befh ','G
improvements mhdc and others NOW s".I phi "" ,h
uit '"~-"-s for complexion, "h'ch WIZ o''a ,t Nv,
met -. -. .''h 'I'I' = "'''' Wv ''
6 -: c,, ~ ,,.o. ,,,l.iri ia, ,N.,d cH")n", ~
,Aasc y, ,r,i,t 60, hi "a. ,caNla, "tugha- ,1T
r. d., IN l. ,ili;nr
II ~ .r.i an r,.t,s h sRv ant !in'g II P''''Sn
lar g., nhu.o.i 5y tre. VlrIr ~ 81 - G''''F'!
Ielu , .A1tnr. }.''p' 't n"' Z 49," '' E'IIi,,
Urn -.irs. ',,' t''-' i"'. IN" "
~" u at Wu'ef, NC r,,. 49, A., 49,, .uiry n, r,,
- ,,.,fys ,.l. q. ,O. ,r..t. faurnd,nrc AHA {
4. -. 80 ..-,,'r m
ne .nttc,1., >Hl -yal tDE 'h,a "' o''No"'
II .elurnnig h5 uiri. ne' "-r,l " w. 'f'' ''
snrpolt gwen il'n lat sehsoo. A'' W - ~. :
tions that have n'eh n'aue ~ "''iI .,.,,,1e IN.
the he'o'ouoa a"'"'' ~ '''' ''N SO CRAM,
"a
W, -, :; .; :, -.
& ADp''ENf hh',-' NC ~; rdJ,,,,
- lecturers and w"'eSh's oe"'e's :" ''"''>'
goods. a'- '"' t"re!V"I hy 'h'e arrivals 'o'' '"'
nur,o ia nd"d' II I" 'hs'f '"f"'F stock II" eA'f"-
ave ose''r'm 80 ct hfNh- III ''''' ''"'' a"'"-
Snic!4 ave the "1""'"4, w:
l. ,d,s am. ,ui-s,s ii M ."d quilted saddles,
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med, ca,nhc a, ing many of his afflicted fellow beings
who suffering under the chronic AID os,i"a'u
complaints which applicable 10 such will of
relieving their susrlnEs and restoring them o"cs
more 70 health ana haPhecs his Il not offered az 'o'-
"t. 'a,' may peenancn nc elnaS goo" 'n many
many trtr " n" 10 h ""1 VII H., =" m b
,ain.d wl,e.err .I ny u ; . ~ i'lu'" " ~ W.
.son'y nb"v, ' ~ !; I'M, s, was pre-
k"nird TO the ru"ic: w., t n' NV, n lime sumo
@ ,nn hry c,".5 that their lives were saved by it,
y, ma, r,.n ,fr, ,lcv had rp, ,u,y and perhaps all tho
coming into and this affords the most substantial ana c0-
tea ~ +" US i'''NS , a., 5,;c,ous in those long
= urs, i a.rr -t,ri
.., ri,.u T., ,.,. q, 1,Da4. au.
W ~ TIA. ,- . ..! nsu., va. .,' ,,os ,".n .D
81. o'u ur o.. '"t ,.' Il. '", '', ''.
'r"r-'.E"' '''4 ga. '''@T'"s 49," "''ris '
e I"l =" "a -, a. ''.It1 go, 49,, .y,i.
10. 81. n'-'. % y,,.'- .-t,l,t, III
:, l -V a.,,, -'r l. !,..s !a.,,r. g., .,s 90. ss
, ,tt..., i u 4v,- ,,, .,f.u,"rp 'laat.yoi
M Az. 40, p..4.s ~ ,uouyHe; -. ,s-ios
,,,tI al ,. ,lls que Ger-- ny esr. 'r~asef
r,,ts a'i'or II lac glands Ia par ''' r'" '''''
'+i:, "Hor .,' na.' my y, ~ ." ,. r.
ms os -" N 80" h ~, ,ncc;fcd ana /,
~u . hiss 10 ssmpIan,s at The chest, "
tutous require new v,cor Such persons III Do vr 20
Nv. thu bottles in snail Issss wnnssS & 3rA 1
win an.ws its !" mnsn !' ,baa " @
an, III 'a' '"''' Il" '''"o'' """"''' '"""
Th: following certificates on, of handre !! sr iol.
might he proc, red, n't give g show The ct oct q
lanac'". IN the 'ao"s complains ..s.s,' '''
CASES OF RHEUMATls1l.
Charleston ~
During the lag, winter aud spring, wu,ar'..-f '.tr.
haA weather now take great pleasure H. ,iug va, ~
bottle. of the Indians restored DC III.
and confdcn,l! recommend tito all s,mls @tr.g J.
w,, ,e,,,, u, three Years since. Wit t.iIe b.,
ma,m cause, il, taxing severe cold WI 1T, H.. ! u.ou,
euce OF mercury and Vi ith has disajle, lie - ,.oes.
the siarne Hospital, in this ciy ";wa" " " so" b,
and nearly the same length OF time IN the III sf u %
ana tried almost every reme'! WI, nue. " 49, ~ ' ''
cru,th leonmencsd the use tuo4e
mouth found myself entirely free iron pail att
ply to state that ! cou.idermys sell perfectly :"
CASES or sCRUFUlOUs U .h9,
New Yor frt' H. I'Hr
This ma. certify tina, in the Fall of 1926 se,c, 'H
III my sEs In m NV nsnk
physciuus to no advantage Went ,nlhiin. , m p,.lrc
mysclfunrr the care Drs. Ph,sic aud b rr
repeated salvation, to no. no effect was pr. ~" = " "
cur s"d esi, h",,ie Of pnsrs , m
I.". G is.nD;,in. of,f. Who'll had nov !IIi!
IN me- re,urnr.j r., nv nareu,s in New Yo, j. ls ami ,
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TXCEIANGE on reirna.i alright, "a" sale by
~ mcl A 7RiER, 81 Gia,isr ri,
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HARRISON, spECIfIj OINTMENT

l. ARRiHON'S SPEGlfI; ON iMEN l.
4 4 To great celebrity of this unrva!lcd Com
position, especially in the Northern States, icav
the proprietor but tile need 10 say any thing IN
its favor for it has been generly conceded TO II,
that it is beyond all comparison the b st remedy
tor external complaints That has ever been disco
vcrc,i. Indccd t,c speed ana certainty Of its ope.
rati MS have the appearance ofiniracles asuc-rs,
uu1s cOrns, fever sores, o'nldblans, white Swe!.
lings bilcs, piles. spider ad snake bites &C nne.
diatcly yield to ils apparently supcrh.lm n 'ni1u-
rncc Thus if properly applied ii will remove an
invc,c5ato corn, break and heal Il bic III i've
days, will u!lay and perfectly cure an ulcer IN wv"
weeks; and the most desperate cases OF "hi'r
swelling that can be imagined, iavn been destroyed
by it in less than months. / the bites ct POI
snnous reptiles it. ofticacy is truly surprising an
even it! the bite # rab!d dog, for II applied IN
time, its power OF attraction arc So wonderful that
they will ut once arrest the poison, ana thus pre-.
vent it t ON pcrvlding tho system. /, Is i'kew"c
greatly superior to any medicine heretofore disco.
vercd lor the chacd backs and llnbs OF horses. for
letters, ii WORMS, chappcd lips, and IN short tor
every external bodily evil that may ia:l to The lot
Of man nr beast.
The proprl tor has received at least Il thousand
certificates and o,E, r documents, in tav OF his
" 5 cc,ic OINTMENT" upwards of Il hundred OF
which! were written by respectable members OF the
Mrd'c'I FAchIiy, all breathing the same cu''gy
md snlstactIon.
Pre- AIRED 1t l29 Liberty street, Now York, AM
o1 sale "a, Is pny,ir.s s,rrrt, Sew Orleans.
uuur.G #
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FRANKLiN iNFIRMARY

fENliE public pectuv informed that TINS ms
L tuition is erected on the improved plans
ia an airy and adj 1irabie suation in the lauou
Franklin, upon the ruiho ID. one mile from the ass
sirpi. ,.,.:,
int. apartments, for keeping sepurate different classes
aud d.ncren, diseaaes.
The institution is suppl =. with the most ski!ful an
attentive male and female nu,aes, and speaking the
rious modern languages.
Private rooms may lie had by gentlemen at five dol
lars per day, includin, u,tendancs, &c.
Terms in the ordinary wards two dollars per da :.
Slaves also two dollars, Small Pax in the urdins,
wards, five dollars
All capital surgical OPERATORS extra.
Tie resident pAysciaa is Dr Weddemsn, 10 WHOM
application for atiss,un must be made. or to DR. c
Iu.smberg No IL ltalnparl street. aplAlv
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'l\ODD'S STUDENTS MANUAL
1 Tod,rs Sabbath school Teacher
Abbots Corner Stone; .abbu's Family al Home
Abb"s Why to do tiood; llo'n.'s Introduction
Ahhnts Young Christian
Dicks complete Works, volumes
Hannah Muure's Private uevutums, far sas at IS
Camp thy ~
NAV ALEX. TOWAR.
NVANTAS-5U bales jackson, Indian leud A
vi brown Sheetings, 50 do Great Western do, 81 do
Great Falls do, for sale by
N.Y. BHlDHE SCo, l!1 Magazine 81
DRAZlEKo COPPE.R~-Ju,, recev sd, in store n
ID cases assorted ir nj to 6D sheets, 80 Y 90 inche.
) LOCKE & Co,
mo I! s From lsvte
NXCnANGE On Observation-Disclosures sale d!
L. mo f YOtkE, s. Camp st
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Making i6s miles per day. or miles FER hour, '1Icu
sive OF all s,orpases. nn' 10
n. u. | beg leave to intern the public HAT tn!
bridges the Cha,ahonsAe swamp AID ;lal, Labor
creek have Jus, been completed the general govern
met, Obs My ohsac IS operating against this safe a,''
pleasure nfie. tang from tia. the coaches, or
49, drivers and Dads Of the frs, o~er and to the
from c,'saco,t Cedar i'!u!s, il, is admit,
ted by all who hav. passed through it I" he unsurpassed.
Georgia have also hecn repaired. NJ e BAKER.
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is . f,ct-That they re the mos, ef1ectual
PURIFIERS OF TIE BLOOD.

RENOVATION OF THE SYSTEM
Ever discovered
Also constitutional discusses, produced by mercury,
the rails consequence Of syphilis lues, reneriu
&c&c.
Il fc;-Tha, single instance have they heen
used that they did produce good effect
curing saudi. many Of whom cure consIdei cd ihcn
rahlc.
II is act-that 5ox Sarsaparia pills and bottle
Of the pound Syrup all sufficient to
any Of the above Diseases
il fucShoud be observed thathe only place they
obtained genuine in n Orleans Is at Cusomouse street
baEril W No. VI.
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- lCtl-3U tlsrces llce, Tor sale by
IL MO A TKIER, 81 Gravier Is,
i LIE PRES ERVEKS-Ju-, received superior
- article Of life Pressivers at the BazaaT,
N a
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S1ADDl ,EkY WARE- he subscriber, m
- LECTURERS and wholesale dealers IN sadd'ery
,,,ds ave To-, , t"relv,uy by late arrivals from III"
,u,,n ir nddul II 10 lhrtG inru"r at"cR' an eNtii-
NV, s-,irlil ct arIlrlt- m thcir Iint among
(which ave the d!uHiH4, va:
! ,, .,,l, ,ui.s,s ii ms .ud quilted adde's,
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THlS iUtN1NiNG ,1Nh NNUTT 1tFV ~ '-'0 -
guou, diseases not here specified, anh II n
woadcrlul success.;ls Spring and Fall :.
who are ublec, TO complaints Of the chest,
tutiuns require new v,sor. Such persons
| Nv, or three bottles in x,nall doses. When,
Is considered necessary, This PamaCes taxi"
" i'll an.wcral its pnrpuses. IN much less u"
and in lar mIurc agreeable manner, than
drink.
Th. following certificates, ont Of handrt
might he proc, red ,me given 70 shaw The el!
ranacpa. in tho various complaints thersI'
also to exhibit, in the Hio>t satisfactory naH
orcr the syrui's III colnhioitu.b.
rASES tT1 JE5IMAHISl
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-xnnpUIt gwen lfVn IA 7 EehEO0. IN" ~ -
tions that have been made IN ,""i! IN a'H. "
Wv a., .nu JNO CRAM.
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ls The vital principle lLG) Is con,aiucI III the Io"d
2. Hood makes blood.
3d. livery III NJ in the body il derived from Lluod
9TH. All constitutions are radically til: same
5th All diseases from purlty otha blood, 9th
or words from acr hunus lodge III the body,
9Th. All these hm-rs carried OIL the b"'l Euriiec
and beautiful by the sasapara iaa ussmstcs viii
the blood
It'll Vegetable prgaliyes alone !i!atc with the blood.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-08-23
IMPROPER RESOLUTIONS.

IMPROPER RESOLUTIONS.
L. I piN attend no more elections. !"
Why?
Because you ale dissustcd with the
scenes you there wltness7 Is this good
reason If it be, then disgusting scenes
will be multiplied for the very purpose Of
driving good men away ; and our elections
will soon be contolIed and decided by the
worthless and proAigate part of society.
How long after such a state of things shall
come upon US, our litcrt,es will remain even
in form, fool can tell. It is true that nei-
ther patriotism nor religion saocton the
violence OF faction aud the blindness ofparty
zeal but they do require all good men ua.
bIeuchingly to do their duty to their coun..
try. -
2. "IwM neuer SIT on jury vhsre life
is at stake" Who hath granted you dis.
pensaIion? God has not--your country
has not. BY acting you may be The means
of saving an innocent man, or (what is as
importan,) bringing aguiIy man to condign
punishman,. 1t is great reproach to re-
lIgion when its professors refuse to perform
their public duties as citizens Of our com.
mon country under the operation Of good
laws. (Walchman Of the Sou'h.-
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Carolina, and one half million in Georgia.
In 1901, forty millions was the crop o'
The U. 'Sates-of which 90 millions grew
in South Carolina, 10 in Georgia, 8 in vr:
ginia, 4 in North Carolina, and one 70 Len.
nessee.
In 1911, the crop of the United States
had reached sO,0000O0--of WHICH, ~
grew. in South Carolina, 20 in Georela,
in Virginia, Z in North Carolina, 8 in len
nesee, and 2 in Louisiana.
Ia 1921, one hundred and seventy MIL
lions ofpounds were growing IN the Union
las follows so millions in South Carolina,
46 in Georgia, 20 10 Tennessee, 20 in Ala
bama, Il in Virginia, 10 North Carolina,
10 in Louisiana, and 10 in Mississippi.
In 1928. the whole crop of the Union
was 34s2 millions. Of,his Georgia grew
Is millions, South Carolina 70, Tennessee
45, Alabama 25, Louisiana 80, Mississippi
20, Virginia 25, North Carolina IL, Flor.
da 2, and Arkansas one half of a million.
In 1883, the crop Of The Union had ~.
creased to 427 "a millions. Of this, 90
millions grew in Georgia, '73 in South Car.
DINA, 10 in Mississippi, Is in Alabama. 50
10 Lou. .ssiana, SO in Tennessee, Is in Flori
da, Is in Virginia, 10 in; North Car otina'
aud, g IN Arkansas. ..ii.,s.z =,
| The next year, (ls34.l J. the crop had
increased to 474 l-2 millions, and was
grown as follows SO IN Mississippi. IS in
Alabama, rs in Georgia. 6ss s1.e in South
| Carolina. e2 in Louisiana, Is in Tennessee,
20 in Florida, 10 in Virginia, g l.2 in
North Carolina, and l.2 in Arkansas. Sub.
sequently, no certain data are in our posses.
sion but the estimate at that time IS 5b0
millions as the whole crop OF the Union.
Thus it will be seen, from 1871 to 1925,
S. Carolina vas the most abundant cotton
growing State in the Uuion: In 1926,
Georgia took the lead, and held it'll 1884,
when Alabama and Mississippi took the
front rank. AT this time, Mississippi is
perhaps the most extensive cotton. growing
State in the Union. South Carolina and
Alabama are next. North Alabama is be.
ginning to ideteriorate as a cotton country {;
while the worn lands in Middle Tennessee
are thought to improve for this culture
maturity, the vital desideratum. not being
so easily allowed in the rank luxuriance OF
the fresher soils. ., = =. -.
When ii is remembered that the first cot.
ton plant in the United States, was raised
in 1857. surely our readers will find reason
for surprise al the wonderful increase that
has accrued in little more than fifty years !!
Bold indeed, must be the man. who would
venture to predict the wealth., greatness, and
power, likely TO become our national attri-
butes through the agency Of Cotton.
Philadelphia Inquirer.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-08-23
on the lords farm, some sixty miles

mon on the lords farm, some sixty miles
distant.
The progeny Of scham and koxanna was
The celebrated Lath, and he early evincing
the greatest powers, and easily beating the
colts of Hobgobin in the race. the attention
of Godolphin was excited, and Scham, Agba
and the cat, were speedily recalled to Cog
maeop Hall, where the Arabian soon be-
came lord of the ascendant. In 1888,
three sons of Schlm won the three great
stakes at Newmarket, and the breed, as ra.
GERS and foe horses, we're found 10 be uhri.
vailed. Scham, after this day. was named
the Godolphin Arabian, and he soon be.
came the mos celebrated horse in the world.
He died in 1853, aged 20. The slave did
moi long survive his favorite horse, and the
ca. had paid the debt of nature years before.
Scham was bright brown ay,fifleen hands
high. deep chest, small mouth, and his
beautiful, bony, and nervous form. with a
graceful tail flowing like plume of Silk de.
noted him to be of the purest and noblsst
blood Of Arabia. The superior hardness
and fineness OF the bone and muscle, SO
consuicuous in the best Arabian blood. were
CONSPICUOUS in Scham, aud are far fiombe-
ine los, in those of his .descend dants, that
have hisblood in the leastc ontamiIased fgm.
80 : - ><Geu, Farmss.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-08-23

Preparation TO Practice Lao in Mtss,s-
sippi.-We met young Eastern friend of
ours few days since in a shop purchasing
brace Of pisols, and looking keenIy at
large Bowie Knife. What on earth are
you about, said we, to our peaceable, de-
inure acquaintance, who never before had
handled such weapon. Why, he replied,
" have finished Burlemaqui, Coke, Kent,
Blackstone, &C., in Maine, and I am now
about to emigrase 10 praeaceinM Mississippi"