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PROSPECTUS.
FOR TIE FOURTH vaLuME Of THE
MAGNOLIA.

T'HE December lumber closes the 81
Il volume Of this periodical. aud III cal
ling the attention Of our friends 10 new
volume. il is our happiness 10 state, that
having overcome, IN some measure. The
difficulties incident to the transfer Of ont
work from the interior TO this city, aud
other changes. we are now enabled 10 as
sure our subscribers that the '.Masuuiia."
is placed upon permanent ioundation--
its circulation is established, and It's con,in-
uauce secured. To effect this more Ger.
tainly, one-haif Oft work has been dis
posed of. under such terms and contracts
as will essentially subservc It's interests
II will, henccfnrtn, be issued in an enlarged
from. having monthly addition of iii pa
scs, handsomely printed on superior pa
per, making, AT the cluse OF the year, a
volume Of nearly 500 double columsd pm !
I b u BTifsiaH iat assi EkyS
made with the publisher, and the many
hindrances which have hitherto impedc'l
its progress having been overcome, la
addition 10 the usual contributions from
eminent writer's the Editor has pleasiitei in
saying, that he will he assisted in the lite
rary department by some gentlemen whose
aid will gicauy enhance the valac of lhc
periodical, aud inpar. additional! inicrcstio
It's pages. Il is the desire ofthc Editor TO
mike tine .Masunlia' standard popular
Magazine. and TO accomplish this, he is
determined to devo'e 10 it every energy, in
order to mark It worthy Of the patronage
of the friends Of Southern literature. To
such he presents his claims. confident that
the growing reputation of the work: and
the peculiar advantages under which i,
will hereafter be issued, will lead them
10 sustain, hy liberal subscriptions, II peri
odical whose intrinsic value is now so
much increased.
Terms for the enlarged volume, the
same rs for the former, S5 year, in ad
vance.
Editors, 10 whom the "Mpsnola" is
sent. are respectfully requested TO insert
this Prospectus.
!SaraRnqk Geo. Dec. II.
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SEcRErARY's OFFICE, !
Columbia 10Th Jan. 1912.
TO all whom it NAV Concern.

HP E 1T KNOWN. that JOS. B. .VARNUhi
AD OF Baltimore County. in the State Of Ma
rylanj. lately appointed and commissioned by
His Excellency the Governor OF this State,
Commissioner TO take tho ow!edgmrnts
or proof Of any deed, mortgage, or other COLI
veyance Of any lands or Ienemen,s lying in or
being in the State. or Of any Contract Letter
of Attorney, OF any oiher writing under seal,
TO be used aud recorded in the State" did. on
the 2cth day Of December. 1871. take and sub
scribe an oath before Thomas keli, Clerk of
Baltimore County Court. oil the State Of Ma.
ryland. that he will well and faithfully perform
oil the duties of Commissioner or Commission.
ers. according to an &c, Of the Senate & House
Of Representatives ofihc State Of South Caro-
lima, enlitled An uct TO authorize the appoint
ment ofa Commissioner TO take the ncknuwl
edgmen,s of Deeds, and "tiier instruments Of
writing under seal. and f,r other purposes"
passed on the l7il December, 1884. TO the best
olhis skill and ability.
WM. F. ARTHUR.
Deputy Sec'y Of State.
Ian. 13. 1872 f2
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From be BDslon COurIrr.
s.rTATioY OF PLANTS.

MUTATION OF PLANTS.
The Courier of November .iIh. contains
n paragraph from The kcnncbcc journal.
stating, that Mr. John Smiley. Of that
place, Iasr year raised potatoes, ns he saw.
from the fruit or bulbs of the eiiliil1w"r -
OF The vcrnri,v Of Mr.. Smiley, there Is u
question: The only question is cnu he and
his family he al! mistaken :" The Maine
Cullivainr, also some time since. continued
several blicf s'a,ementS of The alleged
change of one plant into another. Thus,
according 10 credible accounts. gil'iilower
,ubcrs have become potatoes. Tiger lilies
have been procured from an aquatic plant,
and yellow lilies from the pcony. Wheat,
in western New York. hns otIenlimcs turn
ed into chess. Barley has been known 10
produce OATS. 4 respectable gentleman IN
the Town of Mount Vernon lin Maine, we
prcsunc.) lslely remarked, that so'nc.
hOw or other, he did not know why. tho
farmers Of thai town could not raise barley
with success. They SOW barley, and II
Comes up oals.' 4 singular instance oi
this w.s lately mentioned by onc Of the
mos, respectable physicians OF Maine, him
sell a skiliul farmer. When he attended
tic medical lectures ~ Dartmouth College.
he had occasion to SOW "A patch Of barley.
|, game up, and developed the barley Ie1v'
stock, and heads. lnrhis early Stale. ONO
cattle hrnkc in, aud ale down, III sew r;'
places. those plau,Sio the ground. Tho
res, grew au,l ripcnch into barley. hui these
sent up new stalks. which, proceeding from
the old roots. yielded oats in every case.
This is certainly very strange. !, would
be well iorour own curious farmers to Try
some experiments in This way, aud Inform
tho public of the result.
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s'seav E'egy ap VVssssaes. Goods.
.JasGaN d. W. FORD.

III III AS SJnstreccired from New York Ills Fai
IL and Winter supply-his stock compris
es one Of the most complete assorllnents OF
STAPLE g. FANCY.
FOREIGN & DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
that can DC found any where. OF fhis forme
customers he asks the opportunity To show then
his practical thanks for their patronage; aid Il
those VINO arc accustomed 10 seek IN other mar
kc.s for what of style and fashion or ioao price
they expect no;in Hamburg. nc would beg leave
TO say, tha, by calling. they will give him the
pleasure TO show that 4 innie enire assortment
ofthe bcs, and most fashionable Goods, OF ever,
variety. is not TO he found. he hns now on hunc
40 pieces Ancrican Prints.
200 =" French and Lnslish do
so twilled L. plain Scn,ch GInghams
80 bales brown Shir,ings u Sheetings,
6 cases Lleacbcd do do
6 ba!es Lnscys s. Plains, for negro clothes
3cases kerseys, and OF cheap Sal'inelt
so pieces heavy DuffiI & Twied Blankets
Mac!iiuaw s. i0-i, Ii.4. I2-i, & Ida Whit.
aey Blankets.
Iii. I2-4. * IA. extra Bath Wool, Ribbon
bound Blankets.
Tick!ngs. Driilings, and co!orcd J!ton
Goods, by The bale.
Super black il mixed Ss;incits and ko iuc-
Ky Jeans.
GO pieces Irish Linens and Long Lawns.
Birds Eye, 81 "a. 81, lO-l, {; 1874 table
DiapcrI
Brown u co!orcd Table & Piano Covers,
Fine wool dye and French black Cloths.
{" blue. invisible green & mixed do
Black, blue black, fancy. colored * mixed
Doe skin Ca.smercs.
Plain and figured SATIN. Serge de Rome. Al
ber Cord, Chime IL Velvet Vcstiugs,
Plain striped and printed Bazarincs u new
and beautiful article Tor Ladies Dresses,
Bombasin. Mcrino's. aud Muslin dc l.ainrs
% in IL Al Alai,cUni Luies,Iing,
81 & A Gro de Rhine,
Black and blue black figured Silks,
Blue black Gro d'Afriquc,
2ud Mourning do
Gro d 'Armu:c. aud Rep. Silks,
Black pckia and striped Chime & Glace do
Plain * tigureu Sa,ins * Bonnet silks,
With every new style in market, plain, strip
et. and figured. ~
Thread Il Lace Edgiugs Il fnsesiihss. With
general assortment all kiudso q! Lace
GoU,is,
New aud Fashionable finc Paris wcrk'd Col
lars,
Bonnels, a variety OF the bcs, & newes, styles
Silk. Florence, and Straw,
"a g. 81 heavy chanseable Silk Shawls,
Nett ~ plaid wool and Clinic SILK do
WFiis & black six E0sss e rrs55e, Tscnch
and English.
OF Gloves, t!osiery. Ribbons, Blads, Tapes.
Cord. Binding, Friuges. Collars. Scars.
Eldhfs. &c general variety,
1000 pieces Paper Hangings,
Scolch Ging hams, Cambria Il Silk Umbrellas,
Wliis Il blue laid Letter 81 Cap Paper.
Envelope, and NIL kinds ofPapcr uscdIn Pint.
ing Offices.
Printing Paper of auy size :nd quality, f.lr-
niIt,cd at the lowest rate. aud orders Tor
any quantity filed ON shor, notice,
ALSO,
The abavc. with almost, every variety "i arli-
les usually kept IN Dry Good Stores. Whole
aiG or Retail. in quantities 10 sui, purchasers.
Merchants lromdhe country are invited 10
all aud examine his assortment.
Hamburg, Nov. |. lSll. Il 40
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PROSPECTUS
FOR THE SECOND VOLUME OF ruE
Southern Botanic0- Medical
JOURNAL.

NIHE publication oi ,ni, Journal will be
L. COMMUNICATIVE Second Volume COIN
meucing on the lst Of January, 1872. ],
will be issued 10 numbers of sixteen pages
each. three times momih--on the first.
tenth and ,wcniict!i-ins;cad Of the first
and fifteenth, "a, hitherto; thu, furnishing
our Subscribers with The samo amoun: Of
matter. and saving them aboRi i.aif hs
postage. Il will conunre TO be The ~
compromising advocate Of The principles
ani practice of the Thon,pnian system,
which tends, as we believe, 20 The best
temporal interests of the human family, in
instrucliog them in The art Of preserving
health and proloneing life; and will We
rust. contribute its share in The progress
siyc march Of Medical reformation now
taking such rapid strides IN every section
ofour beloved country. Our hes, cucr-
rics shall ba Devoted 10 render il one Of the
most useful and entertaining publications
Of tie sind now publishing.
TERMS:
Subscription price Tor q single copy,
7sslrsg DgiEirs; abr swo or lnurc copies,
0sisrsd a, one ifhc. s. 50.
ANY perssn forwarding the names Of
Ten new sahsesibefss and Twenty. five
Doliars, carrens money, shall receive the
ssssycusIs copy for his services.
No Tapsr roll in any iastaace, be
agHf irishoEt pagasaf In dGriare. This
rpis win No ssFscfiy adhered ln.ss 80.
Ali recommendations of bGsiDess ma
lure i, be assiFasssd:to the FsurFirioE. apd
ali comm, s;rasions itisndesl for puhlica-
tios 20 ba addressed 10 r. Lees M, ~.
Editor.
No Letter ,siil Sc taken ffasE he eGce
a.Iess ske postage is pug, o. Tie tttss
ALFRED BROOKS, Prorrirsof
Eoryti, tGa.t 1851. !.
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SI,4TE or s.. CaROLEN.9.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
~ TIE cDTTpT' or npDJUapv


IN THE COURT OF ORDINARY.
In the matter Of
Josiah Howell's estate.
EOHN C0KER, Administrator of Josiah
% Howell. deceased having departed this
life, without having accounted for his iransac.
tons upon said estate, leaving no Executor or
Administrator, Ordered. Tia., Lewis EllZry,
Henry ltives. aud John Mo. gr OH. the sureties
IN the Administration Bond Of said John Coker.
and Daniel Morrison. Administrator of John
Morrison, do appear before me n, Edsefeld
Courihunse, n, 10 O'Clock. on "Wednesday The
18th of May next, 10 render an account OF the
administration cf said John Cukcr upon said
estate If Josiah Howell. and further 10 do and
abide what shall then he ndjudged aud decreed
OLIVER T0WLES,
Ordinary Of Edg.feid District.
OTdinary's Office. February ~, 1ei2.
Frb2a 3rs 4
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A wuo1.rsoMr prvERAoE.

Experience has demonstrated. that
Slippcry Elem bark dried. and reduced 10
powder, and hoilcd with sweet milk, is not
only very pleasant beverage for the sick,
bu, also an cxcellen, medicine. II pre-
vents children from having summer COM
plainis" aud is very gonh for consunlpiiye
persons anl dyspep,ics.
.Absense Of Mind-Thc Wings TALKING
abou, their principles,
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Piano Forte FaVEaer & Rece
Se01gscF.

A ARON a. CLARKE would respectfully
"a inform his friends aud the Pabir general.
ly, t!a, he attends 10 the business Of Repairing
and Tuning PIANO F0RrES. a, the slior,es.
notice. Those desirous OF his professional ser
vices. wiil he waited OF. BY addressing h;n-at
Edsciird e. II. So. Ca.
reference can be had. If necessary, 10 4 ccf
ifcnrc from under the hnnd of Dir. Z. D Ba-
con. who has been lui:: known rs Teacher OF
Music uul large number oi the nUSi rcsprcta--
bic clizens Of the State.
Ian 10 3m' 81
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SUEsHlEiE & USEAglas,
BE00rehUseSe Gls6 Com sisSS-
Si09a sREerchesRgS,

HAMBURG. y. T..
TVikE pleasure in ANNOUNCING 10 their
IL Country friends and 10 The Public
generally. that their
WAREHOUSE AND WHARF
Is NOW IN GOOD CONDITION..
llavin. raised The Warcluu,c above the
hichcs, hish-wa'cr mark of the great May
il0od, with sufficient foundation TO make 1t
perfectly secure from auy Rise IN the River.
while our luca.ion in Pom, Of FIRE
not surpassed by any Ware House II"
Hamburg. bc;n. situate on the Corner oI
Centre amh Market Streets. and occupy
in. tho whole from, Square 10 Cook Strcu'
opposite the BGnk s. Post Otfce. convcnl-
cni 10 The Rail Road, Immediately on the
River. aud in the very Centre of the Prin-
cipe Couou Dealers and Shippers. aud the
great ,horousiIfair to the Bridge.
Grateful for III liberal support wc have
hitherto received, solicit from our Patrons
and tho public generally, 4 continuance 81!
their confidence. From our long expert
eucc in the Warehouse and Commission
business. feel confident, with our facilities.
tc be able TO give 10 all cuiire satisfaction.
We make liberal advances on Cotton III
Store. and will attend 10 the Sale or ship
| ping Of Colon on moderate terms.
Business Committed 10 our care will
receive prompt attention will orr best cf.
forts for the intcrcs, Of Customers.
SlBLEY y USHER.
Hamburg s. c.. Oct. |, 1911. II 36
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T. ID 8 r.

r. u 8 E'
EHROM the camp Of Jrhn Cheatham. few
E miles from Sparta. Geo.. two Colis--a
mare colt aud horse coli-iron grays. Tho
marc colt is hat larger tiran Inc horse.
Any information relative to said colts will be
thankfully received by the subscriber al Dnn.
,onsviIc. Edscfcld District. 5, C..
GUTlRiDGE CHEATHAM.
Feb. T. 1872.
Tic Augusta Cons,i,n.ionalis, will publish
twice and forward acrounI 10 this Office
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FE.N.FAE .gC.gDE WY..

FESHE Female Academy near the resdenc-
uf DR. Nicholson. comiuer ced It's opera
tlo,r, OH the first Monday ia February. under
the direction oi Miss L. II. GiLE, who has had
entire cilnI.e Of Academies IN Saratoga aud
Schenectady. New icra. She was cdu.
Gated specially for Teacher. and has a,tes,a.
tons ui many highly respectable individuals To
her success III her profession. The En-: sl
branches together with French and Music, will
be taught. rhc location OF This Institution in
rcgnr,l To hcal;li the morality Of the ncishhor-
hood. aud iis pleasant retirement present 20
IA, cn,s considerable inducements for its pat
rona.e. Boarding eau be obtained ur SO per
mouth. Terms OF tuition viz:
The ruLimen,a! aud nj! the higher English
branches. n, So - per Or
Music. - u O0 ''
Use of Piano. 50 "
French Extra.
Feb. 9, 1912.
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.

Wood, Johnson & Bu,reit, MN
vs..
Giddings & Bushnell, II others. y" .s's'''s
II I appearing TO my satisfaction. thai knrain
Il Giddings, Bcnjamin Giddings, Albert w. !.
Smith. aud William G. Gal!mnu, defendants in
this case. are without The limits of thls Siaso.
Brderci, ThSt ihesd
swer or de,nur 10 the Bill in this ease. wilma
three months from The publication Of tbs order,
or The said Bill will be takcnP pro coItsso against
them.
Commissioners Office
Edgcticd, Feb S, lsis. 3m 8
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State of South ( arolina.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
IN E,nyfTv'V

William 7. Bird aud wife,
rs
John Lotion & Simeon Christie.
ct appearing 10 my satisfaction that John
n Lotion resides without the State. Ordered:
That tie ssld Lotion do plead answer or de-
muir 10 this bill. within three months from the
publication hereof o: the sald Bill he taken pro
confesso against him.
J. TERRY, C. Z. E. D.
Commissioners 0ffee.
Feb. IL. ISi22. 3m
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10 lsc1ad.

A ) the Preacher in charge Of the EdceticM
"A CiIcuis. will not occupy the house known
AZ the Methods, Parsonage, it will be rented
out for the present year on accommodating
terms. The House aud Lot is uniier good re-
pair. and will be n pleasant situation for a
small family. Any person wishing 10 rent viii
please call OH the subscriber.
f. PENN.
Fol, lG # 3
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Fli hba Conercssmau-oh, lul.
5 WHY, itnt IS worse than ni!:-
SAME fuf6ans iherc, who thirsi for blood,
Weld shoot me wiki ball.
ssssezsa,t Z a- :
'Tis easier. by . bulleisen'.
TO bloS on, all bis brains.
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&oetie Geelss.
From the Richmond Enquirer.
My HUMBLE LOT.

Il ia klO W DIE LUZ.
Z.
Could I escape the humble lof,
Towhich am consisn'd;
Il suits me i'll, like il not;
"kih cabin'd, cribb'd. coEfi'd"-
Who souid be !-whcre would go?-
Forlwhat exchange my toll?
fsweaf and yow hardly know;
SOB, me ,hink while.
I'd bean Oraior-a Clay
Asgebsieror Calhoun;
Oh, no. could not hear 10 say
Wat i'dunsay so soou.
I'D be.a CGsar-or I'D be
| Napolean! aye. lie Grand!
What live az exile ont q, sea,
Orsiie by Brurus' hand
III.
I'd dhc Sullan--a grand Turk
] would not trommy soul
For. there again is dreadful work..
The boWslring and the bowl.
An &uiocra, YOU'D not be,
With his nccurscd knout;
And. Poland! [ would sc, ,hcc free,
Aud turn nll cariives oct.
".
Wofi-rd be Louis PHILIPPE. then
Il ci'igen made King:
MOI Frcnchmcn are frrocious men,
Assassins wou!d upspring;
Gnub barrels fixed all in row;
Machines iufernal-yes:
fifty balls at once will throw.
Nonld not suit me, guess.
v.
pli bba Conercssniau-oh lul.
Wsiy, hint is worse than al!:-
SaaiA fufians ihere, who Thirst for blood,
Weld shoot me wiki a ball.
:sseezsa,Fra
'Tss easier. by . bullet sent.
TO bl0w on, all bis brains.
VI.
I'd be Presiicn,-oh. worse.
Much worse, upon my word:
I'd he as soon von carton corsc,
The prey ofheasi nrd bird:
The party dogs around would srowi,
The vultures flap their wings.
The beasts Of prey would ccasclcss howl,
And tear my nesh 10 strings.
VII.
VIII nolliiug do! Mus, cschew
Ala things bcncalh The sun
Oh. no I'll tell you wha, I'd do
I'd do like Washinston:
There's nothing there TO make one siarI:
Room fur The greatest Room y
No dagger for lha, noble hcau
No exile for his doom!
VIII.
Egyptian Harness'd slaves TO bring
Their piles Of cumbrous stone,
To scpulchre some worthless King,
Whose name is noI unknown;
But Frrenen. for lhrir godlikc son,
Point us IN noblcr charts:
They tell us. that their Washington
Is coflin'd nlhcir hearts.
TX.
But is i, So !! Is he there?
] mourn 10 answer. M!
His labor has been spent in air
His works they overthrow
His warning voice. uuhccded. fills
His legacy forgot
Their brotherhood is lost in brawls-
"'Ou.-out-thou damned sPot!!'
X.
Then welcome, welcome. humble lot
What boois il 10 be great!
I'll dig and delvo this liuIe spot,
Conien,ed with ms fate.
All things are hut inaniiics.
The Preacher tells us lruc;
Oh, vanity Of vauities!
"What shadows wo pursuc" N.
SEQ the petition from the nadmcn Of Tia.
rerhill, presented TO the Congress OF the United
S,aiss by that mndnan. John Quincy Adams.
Printers Deril.
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Factoragc and Commission
HSlHl1lrss,

~
RECEIPTyG SFOt R.iRDING AGENCY
HAMBURG ). G.
ya1lIE Subscriber respectfully bcss leave 10
appr,ss his Ciiends and the Merchants ol
the Upper Districts generally That he is tho.
ronghl, prepared to transact business us above.
and couii,icut in his long experience IN said bu'
siness, in this place, socits si,urc oi patronage.
His Store being OF Harkci-s,rcc;, the most
elevated pnri Of town. no Danger from innundu-
stinns need be apprchcrted.
II. URQUHiRT.
HAMBURG Nov. ], 1871. 3m 10
GSesls Bg1yaeteSl.
FMy He Subscriber respectfully requests Nil
,sersohs indebted to him by Note or open
Account, toeotsie forward and pay him, rs he IS
ii sreut want 81 Honey. and not dcsirous nfhuv-
Ing 10 ecnimeRra suits.
- WILLIAM BAILEY.
y,nr. 40
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Y T.

I'd be Presidcn,--oh. worse.
Much worse, upon my word:
I'd he rs soon von carton corsc,
The prey Of heas. and bird:
The party dogs around would srowl,
The vnltures flap their wings.
The beasts Of prey would ccasclcss howl,
And tear my llesh 10 strings.
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My COUNTRY.
AMERICA soil Of my birth.
Home OF my sires, I'm proud office,
There's no, lnvlier land on earlh,
No matter where the spot may be.
Blest with the produce Of each cline,
The temperature ofc.'ry zone;
Turn where we will, the grand sublime,
Aud beautiful are al! our own.
There blooms iheoranec bright with flow'rs,
Aud here the waving corn is seen;
The golden autumn grain is ours.
The orchards fruit, the meadows green.
Our vessels sail on distant seas.
Their glorious stripes aud stars unfuTlcd;
Our banners wave on every breeze,
In every climate Of the world.
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SEQ the petition from the madmcn of Tia.
rerhil, pYcsea'cd TO the Congress oi the United
S,aiss by that mndnian. John Quincy Adams.
Printers Deril
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VIII nothing do! Must cschew
Ala things bcncalh the sun
Oh. no I'll tell you wha, I'd do
Id do like Washington:
There's nothing there 10 make one start !;
Room fnr The greatest Room y
No dagger for iha, noble hcau !
No exile for his doom!
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TX.
Bu, is i, SO :! Is he there?
] mourn 10 answer. M!
His labor has been spent in air
His works they overthrow
His warning voice. UNDECIDED. fills
His legacy forgot
Their brotherhood is lost in brawls-
"Ou.-out-thou damned SPOT"
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Then welcome, welcome. humble lo,
What boots IL 10 be great!
I'll dig and delvo this liule spot,
Conten,ed with ms fate.
All things are hut inaniiics.
The Preacher tells us true;
Oh, vanity Of vaui,ies!
"What shadows wo pursue" J" N.
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Wea-l'd be Luui. PHILIPPE. then
Il ci'igen made King:
No! frcnchmcn are irrocious men,
Assassins wouid upspring;
Ghu barrels fixed all in q row;
Machines iufernal-yes;
Thai:iliy balls at once will throw.
Would not suit me, | guess.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-03-02
VIII.

Ecyp,ian Harness'd slaves TO bring
Their piles Of cumhrous stone.
To scpulchre some worthless King,
Whose name is nor unknown;
But Frrelnen. for their godlikc son,
Point us IN noblcr charts:
They tell us. that their Washington
Is coilin'd in li,cir hearts.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-03-02

Jan. 13. 1912.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-01-18
.H4aC and Select ENGLISH
School.

NNtlE subscriber would respectfully an
Il nounce to the inhabitants of this place
who are interested in the moral and mental
education of children and youth under their
charge, that he will open School the first
week in November next.
The school will be permanent if a suita-
bic number ofpupIs can be secured. The
object of the subscriber will be to give
thorough practical instruction in the vari.
Gus branches Of English education. Abe
cedarians taught on new plan, and in a
separate department. Every effort will
be made to secure the convenience and
health of those who attend.
Terms, for one quarters tuition: Abe
cedarians, $500; Reading, Pennmanship,
Arithmetic. English Grammar, and Geo
graphy, $3. 90; Rhetoric. Astronom wand
Natural Philosophy, $500; Geometry,
suration and the use of Adams Globes
$5,O The elements Of the latin lam
guage, and Algebra included in the above,
$3.50.
GEO. H. STEBBINS.
Southport, Sept. Id, 1871. l3