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y ra4 fF2s ss,s sAt1 s q .9 PAP LINE @
[Sang from Liverpool the It'll and 10Th of every month
Persons wishing send the Old Country their friends
make the necessary with Subscribers aud
have them come out IN Tins superior Line Of Packets Sailing
from Liverpool punctusy the TIL and 18th every
They will also have first class Of American trading ships
sailing every days. thereby aordng weekly
from that port Que Of the firm, mr. James d. Roche
patch. 49, ~ ~ -
shorld the parties agreed not come out money win
The Black Ball or Old Ine Of Liverpool Packets comprise
TIE OXFORD, The NEW YORK
CAMBRIDGE, COLUMBUS
EUAOPE, SOUTH AAERICA
ENGLAND, NORTH AMERICA.
With such superior and unequaled arrange Sub
scber confidently look forward for Of
which has been extended them many years. which
they are grateful.
Those proceeding, RENTING money their relatives can
all times obtain Drafts at sight for any amount drawn direct
On the Royal Bank Of Ireland, Dublin, also, on
Msssrs PKESCOTT, GROTE, AMES CO
- Bankers, London.
which will be paid demand any of the Banks or their
ROCHE, BROTHERS & co.
IS Fulton street. New York.
mex. door to the Fulton Bank
N B-The Old Of Liverpool Packets sail from this port
for Liverpool LIST and 18th VI each month"; Parties
ing the Old Country will find III their comfort and advan.
select this avorte Line for their conveyance prefer
ence TO other.
Jel5 5msrc
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ROGERS GYMNASIUM.
Nos 10, ~, and 10 Canal street.


THIS SPLENDID ESTABLISHMENT is now open day
and for he Of pupils AL
only remedy for caac,ioas Chest D. xc he
ordinary rssulls Of constantly bending the DESK and
rsTsns and Guardians Of Boys and ~ sssrssts in
r. j" R9s w
Brooklyn win find III. ss,hli,hmsnt complete for the
COURSE OF FRENCH LANGUAGE ON THE
ROBERTSONIAN SYSTEM.
S sgfHss nd 80 Ssl p
wishing follow the Course are invited to attend at
the subscribers shall have the privilege of following the
Other ce eoagses g. frssps the ladies' d ONE Monde,
,ys ss;di. Be Monday Wednesday, aud Friday.
SspD @ NJ Edmund
NM pcLafores French Con. Dr. Porter Barc.ys
i.:
L., Dr. Power Barclay i. aSf Nelly aa Lane.
CoyRss!Eit q FgENcn LANGUAGE on THE GRAN;
RcRHR Ct gPFas ssS fsM YSa
Rsi s s sss Gsis L r
,s%; ysi'it .s!sI %': WIN
@ VII ss. 'sS yiass ss ssd s
Se se nsc ana M sa Ths first
soaa IasS. ssiasays NJ, Ia.
% .hS w arF !: S
s y pTa Lessons German Or
Will please es .. y i above place :.
Mess,. 2. Appleton 8 Co 200 Broadway.
WI .Ssf ksGSs IS sfT% l, a. Broadway
B MsTs SS'sns%i ~ a. sDiina cu.s.
Saxton X Miles, 2O5 Broadway.
Mark ". Newman. 1872 Broadway.
s g. gs1issa' r sIs b. Bio DdIsa%%'''
warren John fs:i srshs% 'e Walker Rs
= riding .,s IN nsdspa nsa. chs;Ru' and
E"rSs ne Counting House 'I JAMES
son Som%,..on Merchants, Church Alley Philadelpha
18Th Nov. lei.. Mo 3aw4w.rc
TO THE DAGUERREAN ARTISTS.
lust RECEIVED from Paris, by PACKET ship Francis the
500 t,ueh Dagneneotyps Plates large sire tsta brandt
"a dorm 81 t3it Frames, Of different sizes.
eS ssIsq ''1s sxlRIlY
French Materials Importer,
lafayette Bazaar, It9 Broadway, cor OF Liberty st.
WHEAT-ayeO bushes. prime Illinois Wheat landing es
su IRON ' coGE sfS rsa g. :s's
DIR. LARDNER, CONSULTING ENGINEER.
A CAhD.-The Public u informed, that Pr LARDNER
~Rh Ne on an extensive scale FOR yss
s;sd "d aae- ~
consult HIM requiring the application Of the
pies practical science Certificates the
dy end uefuness OF inventions and in the
sf Hflors disputed questions and doubtful points,
tasatai nsesgaions with view 20 the discovery test
Il ss, % be S e Undertaken when
Al Business LETTERS nus, BE postpaid, and to proven.
being lost BY frivolous apple all applicants will be
cied 10 retaining lee Of $40 before consultation
Ma 3mrc
ExrnEss fRICEs REDUCED-Ibe sub.eribcu hav,
- sdueed their Eress prizes ell small packages OF Law
nd other Documents, from % % cents package,
tbs city Buffalo aud the intcrmsdate points. Aso
loush Wells Co.'S Express from Buffalo Chicago,
epts package ron this CITY Chcaxo, and the nfermed
LIVINGSTON SFLIA rfDMrRuv
u wtOpHULL MiyTuHns
- Arsth
AJNEAL--Abou 300 ibs IRISH Oatmeal in good order
" gor s1le by JOHN HERDMAN,
ae 81 Seo,h street
~ mo PERssE Il BROOKS, 63 and CT Nassau ST.
pUIATOEs:ee bushels lrishPostoes for sale In hts TO
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THE NEW YORK HERALD.
AGGREGATE CIRCULATION
IHIRTY-FIvE THOUSAND.
TIE GREATEST IN THE WORLD.

To the Public.
Ths NEW YORK HERALD-Daly Newspaper-pub-
~d every day Of The except New Years Day and Fourth
d1aiS Free esEn 81 2s per .nnum-postascs
pai&--t.nh 10 sdsarc.
TIE WEEKLY HfHALD-pubhshed every Saturday
morrins-pros az rsf copy. - u per annum-post
sars rad. sssh 10 advance.
Herald IlilRTY-fivE THOUSAND, and increasing
~ "a. - esss eiyeuisfiea 81 any paper 81 this CITY,
~ ~ sfs coHfyy fsi,~s modsraecash in advance
PRINTING q al kads -recussd the moderate price,
n1o - ti,s most ~irEAnt sffr.
JANIS GORDON BENNETT.
Fsetrisror HrR.Lp ESTABLISHMENT,
Sorthwess eornss Of Fulton aad Nassau streets
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WATCHES, CLOCKS,

MECH NICAL LAMPS.
n X ttCTOH 0iR0bD, watch and q lock Maker, la,
ia m bsncf u niorrins MS spds ADD the publc
Eg1 ezi that he has eovsd hs Nuteh aud Clock Making
- k~Abhmrni ~ No. ~ Broadway TONER Of Liberty
MHifhs. tueks ard thfOnomefrrs will H.
tcaiAS kdasard ip s rgnr u Mechanical Lamlm al very
perrnu pefe IL oasn iel sale u the Latest
mHgyesnet LamF from fansr, which ease nohlng de-
-. Also, tsiob~s. 1himneYs ana Mscl. Ms imsrc
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NEW YORK LAW SCHOOL, I
o4h N.xeu,k., lAlf

ThE sgnmsasemrui - IN sssoa hassne ca pos,roncs
uutil Metaay. ~ a. q tnteunteF - bH Lecture
~tas sa'.gdss,ett, WI > tesn esyss. 4 - Lyoum q
Natural isst4Y, stst, "a 0ciock, r. NJ Adnittane.
fsss sia~ss u Law. ssd er ~ respectfully laylisd e
affrud HOS w. dLANkk.
Nfaarx1sm 4.elos a. .w 4 Wall
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0AyMEAL-Aboas 5000 ID. IRISH Oatmeal IN good orde
W Tor s1le by JOHN HEHDMAN,
nte ,,k
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EXFAEss fRICES REDUCED--Ihe Subscribcu hav.
- sdueed their Express prices ell small packages OF Law
Hd ether documents from 30 to cents per package
em ha Buffalo aud the intermediate points. Aiso
Ioush Wel's Co.'S Express from Buffalo Chicago, q
srps package oln this city Chicago, and the niemed
Eoists - ne Late.
~ LIVINGSTON ~rLLs rOMrRov
ZIAc--so c,sts ZsEe stioat-for raie BY
wuOpHULL MlNTuHNp.
ao.th
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k&N NEW LINE OF PACKETS FOR Liv ERPOOL;
AH&N-Packct OF goth Of November-The splendid and
&tavoriis Packet Ship ROSClUS (l25o tons burthen)
Captain Eidndse, will sail positively as above, her regu.
lar day.
The ships OF this line being 1000 burthen and upwards
,h o , = % ~ anv a,her rhe;r great caacv
renders them comfortable and convenient than ships OF
smaller class
The accommodations OF these vessels unsurpassed for
early Application mnst he made on board foot of Wall street
w. X j. Il. TAPSCOTT,
Al their general passage Office.
uss re 10 south street. corner Maiden Lane,
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THIS SPLENDID ESTABLISHMENT is now open day
and evening" for the reception OF pupils. All persons OF
dentary habits should practise these exercises which the
only remedy Tor contracons Of the Chest sppsa &c the
d, ing.
Parents and Guardians Of Boys and all interested
vited to call. J ROGERS Proprieior
~ 1JP X, in connection wh w. J. Wyer has opened
large Gymnasium in Bro. kiyn, at No. lG3 Fulton
Gentlemen dong business in New York, who reside in
Brooklyn, will find this establishment complete for the
purposes Of txe.cise OPEN day and evening n22
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TO THE DAGUERREAN ARTISTS.
lust RECEIVED from Paris by PACKET ship Francis III
First,
500 French Dagrereotype Plates large size (sar brand
q Atromst,c Glasses, ~ inches diameter.
~ dorm 81 Gt Frames, Of different sizes.
German Instruments. for sang family groups. An 70
sale cheap for cash by +. a. AkrAULT,
French Materials Importer,
Lafayette Bazaar It9 Broadway, OF Liberty st.
f25 imsrc
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-05-15
Eagehela Court House, S. c., May As, 4s4A.

the despised, conlemned, abused, and
scorned of all the pseudo fashionable, re.
fined, and genteel, who constitute the up
per classes, from having usurped and kept
The upper hand Of them in all that relales
to social position and social management.
Nay, more, their civil rights are withheld
from them, and kept in obeyance, and so
theywill be Until they are wresled back
by the strong hand of independent self.
respect. In this State there sre some ten
Thousand lawyers, and above one hundred
and forty thousand mechanics. Now, by
our democratic scheme Of government,
founded upon the preponderance Of num-
bers, The influence of mechanics in legisla-
tion, ought 10 be as fourteen 10 one, against
that OF lawyers, yet the llerprocure what
statutes they please, TO be enacted, aud the
lormer-noae: The one has authority
by law, to shut up his debtor ia dun
geen, and the other is denied even a lien
apon his own labor! So, too, in less de-
gree, perhaps, Of otIiet classes. ,Mer-
chants, dealers, mouopolisls, and finan-
ciers, find il infinitely easier to procure the
passage many laws for their peculiar
hene6l, than mechanics do a single QUE
for theirs. There is monstrous injustice
in this. 1t proves that the dignity of Me-
chanic Art is not regarded as it should be,
that the mechanic is despised, condemned,
and scorned as he truly is, and as he de:
serves to be, while he sticks 10 The mire
and dirl Of lls meanness, stopping to be
scousged, and yielding TO be ,rodden un-
der foot; while he is conlent TO beg with
sneaking sycophaucy for crust, when he
ought 10 demand and take the whole loaf
by virtue of bis own right, by the mauli.
ness Of his own nature. The crawler de-
servesto be sneered at-a bold flight COM
pels rcspect.-Western Lit. Messenger.
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VOLUME lX,.
EDGEFIELD ADVERTISER
BY
W. F. DURIsoE, PROPRIETOR.
NEW TERMS.

Two Dollars and Fifty Cents. per annum,
yrnaid in adpance-Three Dollalsf not paid
before the expiration of Six Months from the
date of Subscription-and Four Dollars if not
paid within twelve Months. Subscribers out
iofthe State are required to pay in 9doanee.
No subscription received for less than one
vsor, and no paper discontinued until all ar
rearages are paid, except at the option OF the
Publisher.
All subscriptions will be continued unless
otherwise ordered before the expiration otthe
year.
ANY person procuring five Subscribers and
becoming responsible for the same' shaiire
ceive the sixth copy gratis.
Advertisements conspicuously inserted at
62I cents per square, (l2 lines, orless') Tor the
fro, insertion. and 43s cents, for each contlnu'
ance. Those published Monthly, or quarterly
will be charged 81 per square for each inser-
,;o, Advertisements not having the number
or;nser,ions marked on them, will be conlin-
mad nnti ordered out, and charged accord
ingly.
An Job work done for persons living ata
distance, must be paid for atthe time the work
;s done, or the payment secured in the village.
A,lcommunicaton addressed to the Editor
nos, paid, will be promptly and strictly attend
ed to
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Notice.

The Subscriber would take this opportunity
to return histhanks to llisfriendsand the COM
munity in general, for lhe libesal patronage
they have conferred or}hin,r for ahe last ten
years He intends carrying ofrtRe
eMe9'clsOaaC Tailoring
Business. in all its branches. al the old stand,
and hopes by strict attention to business, to
merit a continuance of those favors which have
been so literally bestowed on him.
Dec. 10 If 46
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January 8
Notice.

Notice.
YWyHE Subscriber takes pleasure in Inform
Ia ing the public, that he has succeeded in
engagingahe services Of an experienced Miller
for the present year, and having his Mills in
thorough repair, is prepared to do any guam
ti,y Of grinding grain at the shortest notice.
Persons having Wheat, and wishing superior
-four made from it, are invited to give him
call. His terms are the tenth.
S. w. NICHOLSON.
Ian 2. 1s44. 6m" 49
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one. and the disappointed swain, full of
melancholy, desperation and vengeance
procured a strong cord, went oul TO the
barn visited night aud morning by the OBJ
jecr of his passion, and-tied all the co,os
tails together.
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NO.I6.;

Scotch clergymen is at the same time tra-
Yersiug AmeIica for funds to subpoena a
free Church in Scotland. When $50, 600
have, been collected 10 Scotland, and as
much here, the two deputations can ex-
change drafts; and hand over in home
funds. Z.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Disappointed Love and its Dreadful
Conseguences.-An English paper gives
the particulars of love affair in which a
ploughman became deeply enmoured OF a
milkmaid on neighboring farm. His fond
addresses were cruelty rejected by The fair
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M6etie &effss ;
THE PRINTERS s MISSION.
BY FREDERICK WING COLE

To hold and trim the torch of Truth
And wave it DER the darkencd earth;
To sway the, yearning heart OF yonth.
And Sive the earnest thought its birth;
Abroad upon thy wing TO fly.
From off thy never-restinS wing.
Upon the crowds that blindy grope
In blank despair, spray of hope,-
This is thy mission to thy kind,
Thou mighty Mercury Of Mind.
Yha, though thy torch be often fed
From fanes where ialsehool sits enshrned; {;
And poison mingles with the bread
Thou givest TO the hunsered mind;
What though the press prolific teens
With idle trash and skep,ic dreams;
Give open field, aud humby wait
Till thou shalt see their final fate,
Truth needs to aid her giant blows,
No vantage ground above her foes.
The patient scribe struck long ago
Upon his slowly yielding race,
And iron custom felt the blow,
And after years its mark could trace,
Think no, that thou shalt leave behind
Upon the Protean public mind
The image that thy choice would make
A shape unknown to thee twill take
But strike (! thy arm shall help to. mould
This mental mass no longer cold.
Who sent the forth? Thou herald ray
OF dawning brightness. which so soon
fias taught US that was far from day
Which boasting Athens thought wasnoon !!
Was it from FauSlus' brain alone
Thou had $, thy being7 Hast thou grown
In skill so wise, in strength sn great.
To sport with fobls or sway the state?
| see thy Frightening path it tends
From higher source to'ncbler ends.
Thou art the child of Him who brings
From mans device His own decrce
A minister Of holy things
His providence will make of thee.
The Gospel Angel. far and wide
| Der earth will find thee at his side.
| And, while he sends in cadence clear
His message TO the needless ear,
Thine is missing from on high
To hold it TO the steadiast eye.
Then speed the Press! 1t is the heart
From which the mental pulse is fed;
Then speed the Press Its throbbings dart
| Where all would else be cold and dead.
Il gives q form to mortal strife
And struggles Of the inner life,
| Where errors meet aud clash and fall,
And truth shouts triumph DER than all.
Its " cary work is all designed
By one great mind.controling Mind.
/ u
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COTTON GINS.

FWyHE subscriber still continues at i'ls estnb'
"a Hshmepr on the RIDGE, to manufacture
Gins of a superior quality. His Gins are made
of the very best materials, and for workmanship
and service will he found equal to any in The
United States.
Repairing in all its branches will be faithfully
performed at moderate charges
Orders addressed 10 the subscriber, at the
Ridge, will be promptly attended TO.
B. 4. BOATWRIGHT. (
March l3, 8t
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LUNK B ERR

sAE ReGsgceG Prices.
YEyHE Subscriber respectfully informs lis
u. friends and the public generally, that he
has n good stock of we'll sawed LUMBER on
hand, and saving daily of the best heart Pines
q, the following prices:
Atthe Mill 50 cents per hundred.
Delivered, 80
within 10 or IL miles of the Mill.
MARTIN POSEY.
Feb.7 3m 2
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CARD.

gWyHE Subscribers respectfully inform their
customers and the public generally, that
they have just received new and well selected
assortment OF
Spring & Summer Goods,
comprising an extensive assortment Of articles
for Genilemen's Clothing, in the latest and
most fashionable style, which they are prepar-
ed to make up, in fashionable and workman.
like manner. FROM Gentlemen wanting any
description of Clothing they solicit q call, as
they feel confident in their ability TO suit the
most fastidioYs, both in the quality and prices
of their Goods. - ~
.Iarch A, 1874. # 9
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An Obsolete Idea.-.Whal are you q
said tho recorder yesterday. to a monde.
script looking character, who stood up in
The dock before him.
Il aint noIbing,' said Bill Bunon-for
such was his name.
You are nothing said The recorder.
No, | ainl,' said Bill; 'I'm hobsolete
idear. ! guess as how the vatchlnan touk
me 10 be the wonderful lion, or the Bengal
tiger, cause he stirred me up with a long
pole; but aint nobody, and haint got no
friends
what do you follow for liriny?' said
the recorder
Il follows noIhng aud don't live a,
all = replied Bill; | exists on The mysle.
rious principles of vitality, and am a tee.
lotaler from compulsion.'
WHY, you are quite character said
the recorder.
No [ ainl a character, neither said
Bill; ] hahn, got no character, no how.
I'd have no objection to go in cahoot with
decent feler for character, bu, | hainl
gol funds To purchase on my own account:
We'll, shall send you to the work
house for thirty days said the recorder
Perhaps when you come out you will find
times easier
Bill was forthwith walked off by q
watchman.--Picayune.
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DEATH OF CROCKETT.

ihe following is a graphic sketch olIhe
last moments of a brave man:
Col. Crockett wounded and closely pur-
sued by o number of the enemy, re,realed
into The church, telling them as they ap.
preached. He stationed himseIfin uche,
in the corner. determined 10 face the Toe
TO The last, and sell his life dearly; with
his rife aud superabundance Of side
arms, he bewed and shot them down with
The same awful certainly that was want 10
charactetiZe his indomitable spirit. His
position rendered access 10 him utterly i'm
possible, except by direct and exposed
in front; and alter some eight or ten OF
fthefH welesiaid before him a feeling Of
awe seemed to seize hold Of these assaii
ants. One OF them who could speak
little broken English, probably preferring
TO have the signal honor of capturing 50
noble specimen Of American valor, to
present to his "dread master" said 10
Crocke, Surrender!' mo! am an
American !" and as he spoke he sent ball
through the heart Of a parayzed foe. He
appeared for moment like a wounded
Tiger, strengthened and bouyed by each
additional wound; now hewing them down
with his well tried sword-next dealing
death with his fire arms. His person
drenched with his own blood, his strength
must soon yield to its loss. Yet such ply
sicaI power wrought to The highest degree
Of excitement, can perform incredible pro-
digies. This was the last concentrated
energy ofa powerful man aroused, anirnat-
ed and guided by one of the noblest allri-
bules of man-love Of liberty. He knew
for what his life about 10 be sacrificed !;
that devastation and butchery would fol-
low the footsteps Of his hearlless foes, that
women would be sacrificed TO satiate the
desires of the conqueror; and, feeling The
holy inspiration OF dying paIrioI, he
fought manfully ill the loss of blood and
approach of death stayed his upraised arm
his rifle was broken TO pieces, his pistol
fell to the fnor, and nothing but his faith
ful sword was left. In the agoay of death,
with terrible grasp, he brought this last
weapon upon The head of The nearest as
saiant, aud fell vploriously across his
body into the Irms OF death. In this COR
ner of the church there were twenly.six
dead Alexicans; and no other American
having fought or fallen at that poiul it is
considered beyond all reason able doub,
that all of then, fell by the hands Of Ten.
nessee's favori,e son All were now dead.
MOI man left to relate the wonderful
deed ofthis ildslrious band of heroes Not
compa,rnt left To- rear monument to
theif memory But, ah no monument is
required TO perretuale their fame. So
long as freedom has an abiding place in
America. will their heroic deeds and'proud
names be held sacred
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Notice,

oVOGsCGe
A LII those indehteHsto the Estate OF
N Isham CarpenteH Neeeased' are re,
quired n make Immediate payment, and
those having demands against the Estate,
10 present them duly altested.
JOHN HILL. o. F. D.
Feb. 2s. S If
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Too much ,oeigM for age.-A man ap-
parenlly about iilty.fve years of age. says
The Cincinnati Inquirer, was employed Oh
Tuesday afternoon, carrying in coffee. in
one Of the large houses just above Sixth
OIL Main street. and in trying to do too
much he overjid himself One sack is a
pretty good weight for man 10 carry on
his shoulder. He boas,ed lha; he could
carry two, and Uttered TO bet the price OF
his days labor Thai he could accomplish
it. The wager was taken By one Of his
companions, and The Two bags were pul
on. As soon as the second sack was ad-
ded to his ordinary. load, he staggered a
step of.two and fell, and both sacks fell
upon bis breast, literally driving the breath
out of his body. BY The application OF
brandy, and violent rubbings. he was reslor-
ed again to life in about half an hour, and
he has probably learned such lesson as
will prevent him from trying SO foolish
trick again.
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Wholesale Begging.-A deputa,ion
from America is traversing Scotland. So
ictins funds TO build college in one of the
Western States; while deputation Of
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Dec. 12
New Spring Goods.
CHAIR Il 4 s s A NF ID II Id,
rs now receiving. and will continue to re-
81 ceive all kinds of
an TA N m -
. nd R ~ .QS CD Qe Id Y

of The latest and most fashionable styles, snta-
bic for the season. A large assortment of Ca.
.licoes and Printed Lawns, good assortment OF
Spring and Summer Goods for mems wear.
such as.Black Drap d Eta Fancy Ribbed and
Plain, Brown and White Linen Drills, also
Fancy Ribbed and Plain Worsted and Cotton
Gamboons. Ves.ings, &c. 3.4 10 Ga brown and
bleached Shiriings and Sheetings, from 5 cents
up. A good supply OF Ladies aud GenlleIien's
Shoes; also Fur, Wool and Palm Leaf Hats,
all of which will be sold low for cash.
Hamburg, March 23. II