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u7oNDFRFUL ATTRACTION -


week a, still lower prices.
TIE ladies' are invited callauc e1nne tos themselves
as the goods ms. and viii be sd. ahc o.o"i' are
fsv Of the styles mentioned:
Eioe Long Cloths COR 6d per yard
Extra fae co do ID, 81, 81, l5d snd lsper yard.
York Mil Mcs;ins Is and penay par yars.
Sheetings, beaeaeG aad asbeacHs, CT 81 Nla'Is 4a
qualities, from 81 10 Is per ys.e!
Also le bales unbIsached ShsetinS t7I ycrc VIDE anc
very sne for 81 per ya-d-
Also, 10 cases CsHeoes, very cheap, VIZ:
leases striped such as sold io 81 HOW selling fer ID per
yard.
? cases dark chintz colors for Sd peryard.
5 co Hamilton Friats. 81 co
: do New Styles 81 10
60 New Styles never before offered in this market,
from led to Is per yard
l do New STYLES and ya.t VIDE for Is Sd per yard
Also. case Mods cocred grounds rev aud splendid
style 81 wide real Muhose Goods, tor oay IS per yard
Also lGco yards srins Slightly daizse4 wc..6 Is Cd per
yard. vii. be sold fo- 6 per yard
Also, first rate ssorne; OF Moussiae ds ia!aes rem
lsto IS per yard.
Also. slks fe7ery kind Bonbasines Aleaceas, French
and English Merinoes, Bro1ae Gn8 CASHMERE snawt'
Cloas Cassnleres and vesipgs, Sanes, Moes<'ns oa'
pers Napkins Hosiery aDd Gloves together with seae-
raj assortment OF Dry Goods, cheaper thaa at any oher
store. tmll sfs.) STEPHEN BARKER 2Si tirana 81
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79TFW TEMPERANCE HOUSE, on

y The GRhHAN Sf5iEN--Ihe new ahd spFth-
aid House No Y yesey-srrei icw doors rom the hs9f
gonse ma. iust been newly furnished in the ample
aud conyeaien, manner Of expense ,or ,fshent
and boaders WHO may prefer 10 test the sgsn-
OF Animal Food TIE Table xiii abound all times with
The rick sik and Butter OF Orange County, and the cboi-
cesr Fruits ard Vegetables both this market and OF Tie
West India Islands arrangement having been nsfs
with distinguished fruiirfy and Vegetable Est5oiss
zlent Havana, FOR fresh suspiy u the de'esese VI
hose !sanss all Evef effort will be f;ad r.
tbs H1rss demonstrate the truth that ~,
is most conducive TO Happiness well as Bssil. 49,
casa is central, pleasant ard corgenienslo a.. VI d.
Landings Strangers visiting The c ~, "' The sosf
1eo. ~. i,rse Ind a~ Cxoros SERVER BATHs gratis
No eo viii be spared 70 ss;ss e sae a sfTs ss -
who may favor this houte ~ .ue t any other Terms
Laoisaa,sp' GaS ~ c9nle ms Tahsim-
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pOOKS BOOKS 1.-The subscriber
ysbes in form the public that he has valuable coz.
jc,ion III Relgjous Books that be onef III sacu
@ on liz and come within the means OF every per
son in search Christian Knowleegs An .on Bates
s ,, Pcs, Michael,s Solitude Sweetcnes ne
World UnmasEed BY John ser,sge Ss a9sas mi IN
three volumes PiSe Use 2S7 Bleeker-st
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u Lenry 6 Go. viii Introduce TIE sprirg Fashion
for Genilernen's HAS, Friday, March Sd
ms stisr Nos and Asto, Hoase
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nMFD SILK, manufactured Ia every

~ respect eaDh ~, ~ j. Lg. SaRO,
10 cents PER Tss Newark j. manufacturer. OF Patent
Leather Jappd Liaeo rsn Top iafs .s &c otic g
ss ssn aid against manufacturers OF The al.
srtfce by ar, in is city who have had Almost s *
ali .iix not fnahet equal 70 any ia Market.
GSpTTpS Ia5 Maiden lane. We refer 10 Smtih, VIRGIN!
& Co respecting orr responsibility. Izi eoo<''3 -
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JUST PUBLISHED.

|rrarels in TIE Great Western Prairics, the Aaa-
! Euac and Rocky Mountains, and in The Oregon
! Territory; by THOMAS J. FARNHAM.
The above work contains full. clear graphic aad
mt, account OF the Far West, and predict will meet
!, Sants cf the American public more generally and truly
any thar has appeared Tor many years with regard TO
oregon and the Far West In the first place. il relates
,aoderiprs in our own vast Western Wilderness, per.
Iced in the years 1880 end ls4o by not only copa.
t,er Observing and writing the truth, but who, wthal
look en- hardship and danger things to ne met and
lsr fed FROM The track which Mr.. +. took over the
Ery Mountains Travelled before by any white
gver He followed the trail OF the Santa Fe traders
he struck the Arkansas, which he assembled TO the
g where ii escapes from the Mountains; atthat point he
yssI the gorges climbed the frozen nights, and ira
h the DIES .r,s cf The Rocky Monnains, as tar North as
e x degrees. On s part OF bis Journey he explored
of The South fork of the Great Platte, the South
hnches Of the Colorado of the West and the sublime
H. barren districts Of country lying about them. From
ID. 40 he turned towards tie Pacific Ocean through
son Territory, OF which he tells you so much and so
l.. bat YOU rise from the reading acquainted with It's
T. 4, trees It's whole commercial and agricultural capa-
eyploe ed and related, you forced to believe, by
b,es, and capable observer Indeed, Oregon and the
h country along Mr. FPS track stand out with remark
Ihainc,nss aud interest; aud his descriptions of the
i,n,;her manners and customs, and the events oil his
are narrated with vigor and spirit which
i ,ce the work as interest, eas, level with
Se 5st OF It's sind,
3iirur. wnEEs's ABSTRACT of the REPORT of the Ex-
ps Expedition Oregon Territory is published in the
e,b,er Of the above work, which greatly enhances lis
H. 10 those who wish to know all about Oregon.
II Sold a. The low price of Is cents Pestmastcrs send
4, one dollar will receive hve copies.
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stsaas wishing TO purchase The new cheap pnpnca-
cay, will fnd them all at the publication ONCE
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nhl4 w is.
MARRIED
DIED (:

O. t.e nth inst Samuel r. Trowbridse 10 CorneEa A..
da rgb,er OF the late Thomas Oliver.
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r. DRAFTS ON ENGLAND, IRE

- UKAF Il UIV tNJllItIND, IIsII-
IrE LAND, SCOTLAND AND WALEs.-The scJ.
scrbers continue 10 give drafts for aDy amount,
eyer al the following places, viz; in ItelahGIhe Ma,
ona Bank OF Ireland and braDches the Pfoyncs Esnk
Of Ireland and branches England and Wales-Mesfs-
J,.nes Butt Son Co., bankers, London; the E1cbaDge
and Discount Ennk Liverpool, and al Their ageoeies
,hyopgbout england ard wales. ScetaDd-The Eastern
gaak of Scotland; Gr-encca Banking Company and iheI
branches in Tie principal Sir VIZ foibes Hunter
rer.oas in Inc counry 3-srnus If sondng money 70 ibci
friends 10 any part 81 Eogianh Ireland scotland 40
Wales by eacin.ng the amount they Blsh 10 remit 10 nc
snhsc,iers yit the p7ne ard address OF the parties 20
whom it Is . be sent, craft or lie amount 'si he Tor.
warded By Gst packet after the receipt ihssot sBd a
pf tie 3yne returned per Sfst pest
w J. 7. TAPSCoTT, - Pech Slip.
mid corner OF South street.
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TREAT INDUCEMENTS are ofese
NSw. =; DR. CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT

III FuLroN.srgEgr, Rear RsoApwAY.
The subscribers having hand lil and fashionable as
sormeat Of Cloths CassiWsrss vestpgs CT the ETgSh
French and American manufactures we are prepared 10
commence Spring business, adherHg fcy to oar old
system OF Cash delivery and no abatement IN prices
The advantages derived By customer from the sdop-
lion of this course thereby realizing gain OF 50 percen
upon credit prices, they conceive perfectly obvious, and
therefore needs comments and 10 caAS the attention OF
the gentlemen of tie United states and q Hew.Gorh IN
particular their assormen. OF ehoiee 1ooHs tsy w"
n.re observe ,ba. underwriting punciaalty and despatch
IN answering the commands OF their friends as much
par, OF tneir system as cash payments
j, Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-14

ga FARM FOR SALE-Situated in
- the village of Eloomheld N. j.. about miles ron,
Newark containing acres lard in good state OF cul
yaon acres which thrifty wood, in small 6eIds ma
good fence convenient double House, large Earn ane
other oubudlpgs all In good repair well OF good wa
The door, gooG gardea, with an abundance Of APP
pies different kinds and othar rut In front The hou'e
flows beautiful stream o! water, adding much to the
beauty of the scenery Bloomfield is noted Tor the excel
fence OF It's schools and academies Inquire oi d. '"
OODD corner Of Sprucestfeet and Park row. MID 2w'
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FNIUA1 E' hNItNV'
All O'clock ST tic aCciicH room.

AseA TO LET-To small family, ono
Ie half OF modern built two and alic House,
cUissne oil with panes aud closets, with nse
OF under arsituateI Tie block in 18Th street. 9Th
house Vet of Sixth Avenue No. ll0can be rcm 10
TO O'Clock. Rest 22s5.
Se, part of Pew No. 100 in the Ascension Church
ARMY in Tho store l4z Filon ST. 29f tits
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-. NEW LINE LlVERPOOL PACK

--7a NEW LINE LIVERPOOL PACK
ArrE3 ETS-Packe, OF the 25,h OF March.-The splsn.
.-sss. did well KNOWN fast sailing packet ship RIOS
Gus Captain C0lIios, VIII sai positively as above, her
regular day The ships Of lha ne are all LOCO tors bur
tben and upwards aud their accommodations for cabin.
second cabin and Storage passengers, il well known, are
Superior TO any other line Of packets For passage early
W. J. Il. ThPSC0TT,
- Peck Sip, corner o; Souilhsireet
The ROSCIuS sails from Liverpool on the 18Th OF Nay,
aa)rdioq 10 persons wishing 10 send for their friends IA
vorab!e Opportunity having them brought 10 her or any
the regular line reasonable terms; ard those Wishing
to rym money can have drafts any amount payable on
demand in ali the principal towGs OF Great Britain AID
Ireland.
Gins I'd "a 4 IN The 18Th OF 4 prIL MID
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u Birds Hat Establishment, corner Pine and
Nassau SeeThc which has attended tbs estah-
shent Tor several years past gratifying TO The propre-
tor Since the commencement OF his business ne has stead
lily kept view The acknowledged tastes OF bis customers,
and introduced from season. the mos, approved
styles the day Being veil acquainted with the tastes OF
citizens, article IN his profession has been offered
public which las received general appreciation
He has new the pleasure 10 announce that be has been
induced from motives OF economy and conformity 10 the
times and public sentiment 10 add TO his FuR
HAT OF approved fabric and workmanship, al The very low
price OF SO ,62 I.2. II will be distinguished by the
same style and finish has gained for ha the LIBERAL
patronage heretofore enjoyed.
Hewi also continue heretofore TO abricae the s. Bea
yer bat. which become the standard among The elite
throughout the country BIRD, II. Y.
J. o. BIRD, franklin House, Philadelphia
ma 3taw ThSGTlmis-
II spence-:s Hat WAREHOUSE is removed to
No g. Chambers street. ID door East of Broadway.
March I'd. 1913. rnh2lf
u Spring Fashion Esats.-Has of the new
Spring Style will be counter and after Sat
urday, 9Th ms. SPENCER, Halter
mh2 II No. 81 Chambers st. doors East OF Broadway.
Justice TO Harry of the Wreat."-Tenh
Ward Democratic Clay Club-a meeting OF the Cleo VIII
be held al sa on russeay en
be puncua as business OF importance viii be brought
oe'''e 'D'A NATHaNiiEL G. BRADFORD, President.
+, ALEX F. DODGE, }secre,aries. ;,
! JOHN FOWLER, a., SCI 1t
zGy Fifteenth yYard.-Tbe Democratic Wing Eec-
tors Of the Fifteenih Ward are requested 10 meet This
Tuesday) Evening" March H. n; O'Clock at Constitution
Hail. ESQ Broadway for The purpose OF e!ecung by haio
three Delegates the MayOraty Convention 10 be held at
the Broadway the 10th inst and also for the pur
pose of electing, The way, Nominating Committee
twelve persons select suitable candidates TO be sup
ported a, the ensuing Charter Election.
Ey order OF tie Ward Committee.
4. C. KiNGSLhND, Chairman.
secretaries. mlf
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NJ The Third Ward Democratic iEcnr5
a,iay Club viii give Bail at Washington ai on 'io;-
~ Evening" March 60 1916 honor OF h ENRf CLAY,
,he Farmer OF Ashland The Hall will be brilliantly u-
a Iaror ufp1
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q EN- Is.
ia. Rogers & Co., lo7 Yves,
Broadway.
Brooklyn.
II. Green, 69t tulton-street.
thomas Dalton, 1863 foTk.sl.
OF THE CITY.
Ne.u. Hnren-Thos. II. Pease,
Periodical Agent
Nor.yich-W. Faulkner, Dali
~ News.
Nevark-D.Smith, $50 Broad.
street.
Swacuss---J. Il. Hopkins,
Bookseller.
IPmghkeepsie = Levi Smith,
News Agent.
Morris.o7rn, ". J.-Nevlns,
i News agent.
/ Propidence, Il. Chs. Dyer,
~ Hestmin,te.-slreet.
Pittsfe!d, Mass.-J. ID. Brew
ser.
,yr;,l S,,,.s wishing the
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leads Of Hasr.--A. c. BARRY, Artist IN Haif'
Essdon-The real Heads OF Hair still stand pre-ehl,
al others Their peculiar gn., gSsSathr . a M
rs So@s, their elasticity and their superior material
ss,nanshp, as we'll as their style OF finish ana ar
LEM, all combine TO form such perfect heads oil haif
~ nes; be seen 20 be fully apr eciaied
e. SJsleni OF the arr OF Wig Making taught N hve
See specimes OF Barry's Wigs and Sceips, which
The tsstdious that he Is he best and cheap
~ 2lf lut
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From our Philadelphia corresponding NJ
tftoN w. PHILADELPHIA, March Isl M.
Arrived this at,ernoon-schra Cooley camp Is ~
NY. M,,Lson. 9 de- I'm Frederick
Del ~, 1osbr, Emj-p Wilcox NO.
lived Ibis aflernoon-Scar John Randolph, Mefsion'
ds fu, NY ,,,,,xr
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FNGLISH MUSTARD superior
article for table USE sale in half pound boties CT
by the ounce, by DhViD 49, w. e.o ~,
M W Garner OF Markst-st-
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NTEW STOCK OF SIIh TUUDS-
ST. K. PECK L CO, 1883 Fearl and 80 Beaver.
srr.s solicit thu attention of Merchants visiting the cty 10
er fresh and very select stock of Laces Silks, and Fancy
Goods 10 which they daily uIdug the most fashionable
and desirable styles OF the Also, complete assori
mcnt OF Minery Goods which they are selling atreduced
nrices for cash mi lmis
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J. C. Wadleigh, 450 Broad
cornerof Grand.street.
J. Kelly, 267 Broadway.
j. AFFORD, l6s Bowery.
Drug Store, 10 Chamoers'sl
AGENTS OUT
Boston-Reddlng d Co, NO
8 State. street.
Bgltimorc.-Dr. Reed, cor. G
Gay and Saratoga SIS.
Bufalo-I'homas l.. HaWk ks
Columbus, Georgia - Carte!
u Stockton.
Pkiladeiphia-Bursess& lie
Der, 5 Ledger Buildings
.4lbany-Ale1ander Guthrie
4 Stanwix Hall.
SchenectGGy-D.H IL. Smell, IA.
S;ale-street.
Rarttord-J. W. Judd, News
Agent, Is Central Row.
Troy-Young y HART
II Persons throughout Il
,b;e pnpuIar Mod
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respectfully morn ,e pra,er ard Publishers OF this city
ard elsewhere the facility and ability 70 e s,
beshments for illustrated books papers and periodicals
rchecure, machinery, labels. business enosiSs niiJ
graphs stamps, &C., NJ l60 Nassau street, ironne o"
iags, opposite the Park. -. ,.,
n patronage solicited from those who sl barter
or credit. wh. w. BRITT. txou
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NTEW STYLE OFFICE COATS, at
Sc 50a genteel and convsnien' article for business
Opposite the Fountain.
~ B. All other garments at proporionahly moderate
prices. nm Lstl
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-06-07
New Spring and Summer
COO DS.

FWYHE Subscribers have just received, and
Il ars uow offering :" their Customers sad
the public generaliy. a'u!l ksl well selected
assortment Of
Fancy a. staple DRY Goods,
Comprising every variety of Goods in their
i:rc, suited to the Spring and Summer trade
which they will sell q; prices 30 sait the times.
ALsp-.:A general assortment Of
Groceries, Hardware, EEats,
shoes, dc. &c.
which viii tie sold n, prices which cannot iail
10 give satisfaction to those who may favor them
with their patronage. We were induced by
ta.e, present reduced prices Of Goods, to make
heavy purchases, which enables us -tei. offer
strong inducements. 10 purchasers. We are
determined to sell, and let those who doubt
our utility to please them, coll and set.
We also continue the busilles.s.of
millinery g. MsssItlrninnlkilsg,
under the .spperin:endcncs of Mrs. c. NJ.
DOWD, and having received new supply
OF Goods suited 10 that branch Of trade. are
prepaied 10 execute uil kinds Of work with
neatpcss and despatch.
Orders FROM the country promptly attended
10. BLAND & BUTEER.
Apriil2 If II
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.My young friend" said minister 10 a
buy o, campmee,iug, "do you ever .hiu&
Of a future siaIe!"
.sNo never NEEDLES with State affairs,
though brother Jnhn is puliticiauer."
ADO you ever think Of dyiue J"
No, ,ba guess our Sally did when she
got The measles, for she turned all sorts Of
colors.r
Whose bog ore you2"
..tssI,cu any body axes da, tell 'cm you
joui know"
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NfHsCEhLANEOUs.

"a Gseiiag Siorg.r-Thc robbery of the
rTrasi Company is t,ne ,ae only tragedy ol
Whiehils tcwn,of Columbus has been The
scene. Mrs. Elizabeth g. Thompsonhas
also, been robbeder a Jewel (or man.
aad adsiscth with The putrlic touching tae
sumo, IN words following to vii:
..s5 Reward.-Lek my bed and board,
mithou, any just cause psovoca,ion, ing
husband. Alexander Thompson. to whom
] was lawfully married by Squire Nc.
Keudsee. TIE said Thompson left this
city a few. days since, for parts unknown
10 htslos;ng andievoisd wife. My nus
hand is about ,wenty four or five yearsoids
bul has nei yet arrived at years Of disere-
,;ou. He is about Eve feet SIX inches IN
height, dark compieSiou, blue, jealous
locking eye, and is usually suspicious aud
,iistruslfuI of those be iakeS M interest 10
Any rms mho will give information. Of the
above parsonage 10 me, asColuhibus, will
receive tl,e aboye reward. und tho thanks;
of tnoal ehasle. yirsaons and disconsoiaie
wife.
'Coiumbus. May "a.
Editors .whe feel disposed 10 aid tic
cause of ia;nsed innessDce, Mill please
publish the above.
Surely this Klrxaader is a wayward
chicken 10 .ram5le fioin the shei,er;ag
wing or so careful q hen, and we SHOULD
.,oi.be surprisealo ieurr that he 10 OF kin
TO BIN Of wtsum was wris in sad heroics,
"Qhs Tomnsy Tiiempsah! Tommy
Thompson, oh !"
AIiierasy correspondent ofihe Colua-i
dbns Enquirer, sorebcdfng tho anxious cue
r:osity Of the public, ihas,in a .onching
narraaYe unveiled The hyGneneal history Of
Ine ai.l.s,ayf,d wenchn iElizabaih. We
canDo, Earbeas .eaoling 9 parl. -
eDanl nseckoiect sum or eighthaunths
ago q rich wiidnf thai Sum from Stewart
,kouniy up here sparkin She kouried a
Mistur Thompson Yesale dcler.in wafer
xasllons, sppals and mock need sperita. list
n lee,le nbuy Rnse &c Barnard's store,
oppas;i Captain Bafrow's hotel. Aftnr
she had addressed hirn fur short iyne..
he begun 30 fele ..teader Emoshuns. /" and
,gynalis wkau hts ,hnra she had S30,000
D6linrs &c s,cosia bold eut no morc." an
,ha: var uarryed. Tke aexi snornin he
swofe she wesaa angil--gaoman V hal list
suited him, fur abe badn,t bore a pare of
shuse, 10 z mGn.hs, aud shs was rich TOO.
lie kousnlted several Lawyess ahoa, the
best way III 90 about ,eki:, charge. of his
duleyncas siiex. uu astur gitsinthur adgise
he weriiu hue Home tu proklains himself
..n1onark os all he surveyed" Neiound
that all wafst gole that elitiars-- an. .nn-
fee:ss rcsrii has desu.ted his beliur half.
She ar naw on the look out fur him, so,
she ksn eise hitiI c change Of kiothing,
satFGkshllnaie kFctufl for she sez he didn'i
ka NJ enny wsslr ham. She requested me
,u sa u i ii . could sitenne infurmasnun
hon1nrniti liins, that u typd 1blyge hur b,
drappin bur fuiynes thru the post Of
fyce; and .,has she Miahes n IN rskwes, the
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-06-07
@oetie Gessss:
GRAVE I'm THE WILDERNESS.
HriIssa in Florida. sy Il. G. ". Patton, .. S. N

Hrissss in Fiorifr. BY Il. G. ". Patton, U, S. n
yYhilc di,nly sinks the Southern sun,
A,oDg the hammock gray.
i stand beside tho grave ofone
Unknowrto minstrel iay;
And rs the dim wood wakes lis strings,
Beneath the twilight sky,
utmost think ia shadowy wing,
His spirit rnstles by.
His home was II ,l,s far bright North,
'Midstsmiles and greeting dear;
Alas thai he should wander forth
TO sleep unnoiiced herei
The pasSion aower hangs down It's head'
Az Tito mourn his fate;
Tho daisy druops upon his bed
And bod, look dcsoiatc.
Thou wind! along this lonely spot,
O'e,efown with desert wccsss;
Brcsze Of the wilderness! stray not
To daily wi,h the reeds.
But haste thee. on where virgin eyes
Weep III the widows room.
Aud soitiy whisper whcfc he lies
in the far forest tomb.
Ani,hon. young bird, ,lst thrill so ia'e
That n,atia soag to-day,
Go buck and join ihy gentle maic,
Wa0 sleeps n1tsfar away;
And ten her, wilca ye reach her grove
Along yen wiutlips shun,
How yc hare heard Of ene, whose love
VIII newer see him more.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-06-07
PETER GOAH4Y,
Turner and Gulsmith,

TNFORMS the citizens Of Edseheld
L village and its vicinity. tha, he is pre-
pared'to execute all kinds Of Turning, in
Wood, Iron. Brass. or any kind of Metal.
lie also repairs all kinds of Gunw0rk,
at the lowest prices for Cash.
c. Ali persons indebted to him are
respectfully requested To come forward
aud,seulu their accounts.
mafch20 tf 9
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SarnYed.

NHRoM my plantation near Hamburg. on
the night Of the third instant, small
iisb, SoRREL MULE. about three years old,
but well htoke for working or riding.
q liberal compensation win be given inr tho
,,.i;very of ,aa MULE, 10 me al Hamburg,
or for any inicrna,iou which, win lead to her
possession. prN r y.Ncrv
Hamburg, May 10, 1888. II II
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CvcEO,,eegSfg of History.

II. ID. TTBBETTS. has received few co.
% . pies Of the above valuable WORK, which
lie offers for sale az the publishers prices :.
Tic character OF this work being so we'll
known to the public, generally, it Is deemed
unnecessary toc0nrheDtuponll.
May "a II
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JOHN SRHAW.

BRICKLAYER & PLAlSTERER,
RHENDERS his srrvicesro ilie citizens
Il Of This and the adjoining Districts. 10
do any work in bis line, in workmanlike
manner. and al prices suitable TO the times.
Having served regular apprenticeship
10 The business, he will lI.warraut; The work
he pats together TO stand.
Letters addressed TO the care orAVm, r.
Durisoe, will meet with immediate ailcn-
iion.
march % if 8
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Anew Spring and Summer
GG0 DS.

YEVHE Subscribers are now receiSipg from
Il Ncw York. their
spring "a aEsplnrlier Goods,
Embracing almost every astie!e usually kept
In this market. We have selected our Goods
with great caro-, and reques, our customers,
aud the public generally, TO call and examine
for themselves, aud see that the prices do cor.
respond with tho times. we are thankfuI lIr
pas, favors. aud hopeb stric, attention 10 bu.
siness 10 mcyi, acoli,ianatlcs.
PRESLEY s. BRYAN.
April 12, 1913 tt II
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JOHN GOLGAN,
Merchant Tailor,

DESPECTFULLY informs his GUS
-AR iomcrs, anti the public generally,
tina. he is just returned from Charleston,
will, variety ARTICLES in his liue, which
he will dispose Of on terms to suit the
times.
march % ,f 8