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DR.TOWNSEND'S SARSAPARILLA!
MOST ExTRAORDINARY MEDICINE
IN THE WORLD.

THIS ExTRAcTisputnp In qt,arf 6ofies ItIssIr times
cheaper, peasansr and Warranted superior 20 any sold
cures diseases, without ronas, Prsi"S ueke"he or
The great beauty md superiority this arsapara
all other remedies u, while i eradcaies
disease. Il nyigqratef the body.
Pr HAS PERFORMED MORE THAN 1000 CURES
THIS YEAR.
1000 cures Of RhsnsiafisR,
1000 cnres Of DyuNpsia,
2t1y cures Of Gsjisrl Debility and Want IF Nrrons
1905 fsn. Complaints, and over 1000 cures Of Dis.
sases u the Rood pfs
Ulcers scroala, erysipelas salt.rl,sm plmples The
non liver complaints spinal affections &c This, we are
sware must appear incrsble. hut have letters om
physcians andonr agents om all OF the United Sinies
OF the most respectable druggists In Newark, New Jer
sey informs US that he refer 10 than one hundred
and Any cases - hs place alone There are thousands q
X pleas'ire and 10 men Of character well known.
OPINIONS OF PHYSICIANS,
Dr. Townsend Is almost daily receiving orders from ply
siciHils IN different paris Of the Union.
This IL TO cerry that We, the dersgned Physcians Of
ToWSsENDs RsAPxRiILA, and believe /, TO be one
ofthe most yasble preparations Of Sarsapa In the
n H. Pulling, NJ. Dr.. Wilson, NJ D.. X, n. Briggs, M
d. y. T.. Emondorf NJ d.
Albany, April J, lSi5 M
The following Is from Of the most respectable ply ST.
clans on Long Island:
GRRsNpoRr, July 10, 1916.
DR, TOWNSEND Slr-It 10 with satisfaction thai
say you that have recently Witnessed in several
the most beneficial results from your EXTRACT OF SAR
SAPARiILA Being engaged IN Tho practice 81 medicine,
have prescribed in several cases and never without be-
state Of the digestive organs jninice, 6c i far exceeds
any thsg oft kind ever offered 10 the public You will
please u AZ ns& Two dozen, &c.
So; $ g. PRESTON, NJ d.
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NEW LINE LIvERPoOL PACK ETs.

NEW LINE LIVERPOOL PACKETS.
To sail from New York 2sr, and from Liverpool dth Of
each month -. ,
-. Dec. q Feb. 6
New ship LvsTpoo, ii1o IONS April n juno Q
J, Eidridge. Ai,rust u october 4
New ship Queen OF the West 1850 Nav u Jn,y q
tons, 7. Woodhouse, sept II Nov &
New ship Constitutions leOo tons, June u Aun,,st
john bri''oh. (0ctober II Dee 6
,o,o -, H., March 81 May O
ship ioiunguer, looV 'ops, M July 81 Sept q
Dursley. Noy u Ian 8
These substantial sailing, st class ships all built IN
the city OF New York, commanded by men of expe-
Renee and ability and will be despatched punctually on
the 2lst OF each month.
Their cabins are elegant and commodious and fur
shed with whatever conduce to the and comfort
Of passengers,
spousibe FOR any parcels packages by Them, unless
regular bills of lading signed therefor.
Woodruff & MINTURNNs,
81 South street. New York
orto PIELDEN, BROTHERS 4 co,
sW Liverpool
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yyTuLrANs BROTHERS, Nsnuaefnr =, lnEorlsIs, and
w Dsslsrs 10 every variety q Lsdiss pssss tHhllss
upho,ssrrs rrimnluss u iv.y sSsanSten, ssl'sss
sr itssnhosis, hcteli Sc
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Gayler's Patent Salamander Safes.

THESE safes warranted perfect In every respect and
L TO afford full protection for books papers, SC,
loss by FIRE or thieves
WFor comparatively small sum any person may have
Inmiranre office Of his ownone which neither
notes premiums, and which cannot be broken dow by
a great fire. A~ata ~ tl3fl4'
aylers Patent Double aud Improved Single Salarpande
Safes Of any dimensions required by Banks, Brokers rr
chants Jewelers. for Records for other public oicea
made order An assortment for sale and orders
the Depot l2s Water between Pine and Wall streets
llltffH iaiaa A. X, MOEN
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I EXTINCTION FIRE, LIFE, AND MARINE INsuRA nee
IL COMPANY insnrea property Of every description,
tue Of Kentucky In 1884. Capital, s3Do0oo
tHA Fl n DFTTCERS itF LIZ
Join W HUNT President
John Brand, William s. Waller
Madison q, Johnson Dudley NJ Craig
Richard Plndell, James q. Harrison,
THoMAp .. BAxrTn Secretary.
All applications for Insurance IN fhs elites Of New YORK
and Brooklyn, will have prompt attention nj tho ofrr Of
the Agency No 70 Wall ree where all calma for losses
JOSEPH HOxfE. Agent
srrvrSs 4 Hoxu. cuvnseilors
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,TrTALINE uALvArIC ,sTREr0THEN-
!" 1T. cALLAN,
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YOUNG LADIES, READ THIS.

You who have Pale Compilations, Dull Eyes, Blotehes
on the Face Rough Skin, freckles, and on OF sp
nis use n bottle or Of DIR. r0WNSEND'S SARSAPA
RIILA Il will cleanse the BLOOD the freckles
and locheH and give yon animation, sparkling eyes, hne
spirits and beautiful compexuial OF which are Of i'm
iense value to UNMARRIED LADIgs.
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S26,346,79O
35.436.75O
S47,467.5zl
And the cabinet organ adds


Here 1, Of sn.4s7.sza and beyond all
ceips portion Of has already been provided for by
the OF treasury notes. which is be paid,
and a this cannot be betrayed from the
This eonstitafo tho dse Il results from the Of the
last administration, with which the present has had moth
ing whatever TO do.
"Here is a sum Of s474e7,52s over and beyond all our
receipts" says the veracious organ. portion OF which
has been provided for by Treasury notes. on which in
tees is to be paid and "this," il adds constitutes the
deficit" more palpable and shameful misrepresenta-
ton Of the truth was published by paper pre-.
tending TO speak for any cabinets and II such bold and
garing perversions Of the truth are authorized by the
cabinet, or in any way eonnived at should bring down
upon the head OF every member of the conclaye storm
Of public Indignation and scorn
Let us anayze this shameful official srpos< In the
first place, the Republic gives only the ordinary receipts
from customs, sales OF the public lands and mscel-
laneods sources, for ls47 and leaves il TO be infer.
red by the reader that the OF 100 was the
only money in the treasury TO meet the expenditures Of
that year; when, in fact, not only that sum was
received, but there was also received from available
treasury notes and loans the sum Of s2s s7a 3ss and
there was at the beginning Of the year balance of
e.43e-making the aggregate Sum in the treasury
W Meet he expenditures OF 1877, So4, 40 b2S. Inc
same unblushing suppression Of the truth is exhib
tied in the statement Of the cabinet organ for is4s Il
attempts oproduse the impression upon the mind of the
reader that there but s354se $50 received into the
treasury in is4s meet the expenditures of that year
This statement is glaringy false and shameful than
that pretending TO state the true condition Of the treasury
in 1s47.
II appears from the statement Of the Secretary Of the
Treasury in his report dated December o. is4s that the
amount of receipts from customs sales Of the public
lands and miscellaneous sources for the fiscal year end
ing June 30, is4s, was ,75o the amount re-
ceived from loans and treasury notes was during the
same time, S2I ,2567oo which two sums, together with
the balance in the treasury at the commencement Of the
year. which was i,7ol ,25i, make the aggregate OF
means for that year equal TO the Of s5s, ss47oi
We win now sum up all the means, as wen those
stated those suppressed by the Republic for the years
is47 and is4s. and see what they amount to-
Whole amount OF means for 1877 = sA as s2s
Whole amount of means for 1888 5sWt701
Total amount Of means l22sso, $40
We will now give the amount Of expenditures during
the same years. They are Is follows. WIS
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Prom the Louisville Ry) Denoc

Prom the Louisville (Ky) Democrat
WMoERY.-When the wings were beaten in 1s44
there still hope for them The god-lke Daniel gath
cred consolation from despair and repeated the ad
dress OF Satan TO his discounted host in the boomless
abyss. Whgery still had its high resolves to do some.
thing 10 signalze itself. But how changed The uni
versa party deserted lis chief threw away its principles
and made plunge into availability They have done IT.
and what Is done can't be undone-the day is passed
The country deceived with false professions OF ber
atty, and voted for the adopted Of the wing party Since
then, look at the elections in the Various States Never
wae party routed. defeated. repudated In Novem-
ty in the next Congress- The divisions in New York had
given them the entire delegation Of that State Bat how
stands the maferi The few States TO vote for congressman
faced about Connecticut abandoned whgery, old Virginia
swept II out Of her borders, Indiana followed her
pie. Tennessee gave 10 democratic Mississippi swept
away the last whs. Georgia and Lorsans elected demo-
cratic governors, New Jesey repudang wing
cry, Maryland threw wing out OF Congress The uni
yeral party only alive in New York They only
boes thaf hey not annihiIated Iowa. Michigan and
Wisconsn have gone the same way Even old Kentucky s
shaken Never bad party such dismal prospects They
hsve TO adopt in public policy which promises
anything but defeat They have nothing earth but
the spoils, No wonder they make the most of them
And they can't be civil even over the spoils. II s new
evident that the country expects nothing Of this admins
traon IL repudiaied and dagraced in advance There
10 redemption for it. II possible, the people would
pay The Second Washington Of and lei him retire They
have evidently further ne for awhig, but not an
utu whH for the that hates and loethes proscrip
tons fos ths man who would remove no man from Office
for opinion'e sake They satisfied with the short
experiment thsy have had.
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RauzLrxrre rHk ovrIcn,--The Worcester Palladium,
ron 10 g ~ .Sc~, En- nosf oiccs IN Worcss,sr
y when Cen Taylor came in President 40 were in the
hands Of democrzs; 81 in the hands Of wings In sir
months the adminsrson has changed the aspect OF
things that Of these so Offices, 90 filed with
wh9s and ~ BY democrats. Several new Offices have
been established to all OF which whigs Of course have
besn appointed making the whole number now about
81 Wigs and ~ democrats This sort Of prescription,
the wings Tell u.s. Is nothing but equdiising tie Offices
among pdyfjes. The senators will be expected 10 nav
their reepscts 10 the Generals operations among the
o6iceholders, when Congress assemblies - 7T
We renew our suggestion 10 the gentlemen removed
viz that they constitute themselves agents for the cir
culaton OF democratic newspapers in their respective
tswns II will be the surest mode of eectng change
m the government the restoration Of ~ democracy 70
power, and the equalization Of the ofices-'"
The above suggestion is good one, and we copy il,
hoping thn those who have been removed from Office
in this vicinity, win and do all in their power to-
wards rescuing the country from the weak and mbece
hands into which il has fallen II all the removed"
should enlist in the work Of reform, what change
might be effected IN
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ITO George Pace Edwin are hereby noti-
ls4e superior
Of law and for the county OF Prince George
Virginia. decreed other things,
lows "That Meade and Thomas H. Daniel who appoint
published forth published
Washington posted door
county, George Pace and Edwin formerly
the county q Prince Geoye nial forward and claim
said Prince George before the day the
court proceed
Of the amongst their NEXT Of hn.n
X. X. MEADE,
THOS. n. DANIEL,
Nov 2-dew Commissioner, he.
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paragraph is going the rounds Of the papers. 70 the
effect that this gentleman will not be able lowing to
IRENE ilness) to be present at the organization Of the
House We have seen letter from him, dated the i7h
instant, in which he says he "ortaaiy will be in wash
ington by Thursday the 10Th" Thus perish the calcn
ations OF the wings founded upon his non attendance
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N.Y. LIABLE hos the the cidxcns Of
~ ws.mnsson and eeoretc~p that HE dancing school win
open On Inesoey I'm % November re~dence Pennsivs
MIA avenue, opposite WiIlardss T5o1<i
Day. minon wsshnesop Tuesdays, Thursdays,
dsys; 0ecsEsown- Mondays and Fridays. ~ III
r s-Mr Z win ccmmence IN eeorstown ON Monday ossh
Nov, W--d6
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Caruss's saloon.

corREEs DANsANTEEsL CARUsfhss fhe pleasure TO notify
- fends patrons, compliance request Of
many Of his former gp, . wei e q hi. present csssss, e
L. q respectfully he ladies and Gentlemen
vicinity that his "Dancns and wsIzins Academy" d
opened for the reception Of pupiIs
The hvove and fashionable dances. comprising Polka
Maxourta Redua Wnlfses, Ws, Cclsriou viii
pe nncduced and thoroughly taught Nov3-d
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HAVING city after unavoidable absence,
III caued BY IN health has The honor The Offer
public,
attention shall be devoted his professional dulles Hcs ready
Instruction heretofore, In singing piano Any
which be len him sts Mru.
boarding house, ian between Pennsylvania and street,
shall
Nov l6-Aaw6w-FamATus tta
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special election to fill the vacancy in the sais Sen
ate Of Virginia, occasoned by the resignation Of DE- G.
p Scott who has presided over that body for many yen
held recently and resulted in the election Of d.
ocrstic senator. The Petersburg Republican says
We have had great difficulty Ia procuring correct sor
nation respecting the in Dinwidd io< State senator
Tue following we believe the maiortes given In n
three countless
Brunswick Its majority for Jonrs democrsi
Greensvie, 81
s. Jones'. maj in he di.s,s,
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BY Il. q. Il g. ". DYER, Aucttouseers.
~ r Tu...y nAy DE
sisnt O'Clock, shall entire furniture
soa, SIDE sIe between oh and c consisting IN par.
One apsne, cnsas.ns piano. with rc rosewood
M'y s .as s, S.s %s sssss1y m Rs as
eHnfIame mirror mirror French plate m.hss.ny rockers
S,o%sn. painting and snsI .s .a Cs.ds a
window curtains and eorniess Venetian blinds
yy sn..s h s. Ply an. and . a.f. e.e s.pe
Bigbposi maple bsdseads with chintr curtains
Large mahogany narbeop dressing table w..hs.nd
Lsys @.sossny wsIdross, mahogany bureau.
Toilet Toilet si.sses chamber ses., bras. Are res. sets
sos ss ' sss: ma chairs
s"ss. ea and ''''1'' hs's
Britannia ware, table cutlery
Cooling .,oy., general requisite.
-. 3. D. Q. ,. DYER,
CIaARs. css.r. cs.r.lJsa received a.se. em Havana,
porauon, o9ihs following justly celebrated srandsi
1000 wema cigar /.
s sss i sssss. principe ssssi's
10000 La Santiago
A;o IN :ssss, 5000 ss.n, q various sr.sa.
The undened would hs I'M. occasion that having
long erpsrenes IN me above business the public confidently
Nov S~Ssoa No. eos, q s.aoa. Hosa
I~ay who r. sonspsssrs 20 teach an shs br.ashs.
"A an English educson embroidery, varieties
n @ oss Ss.'sss ' situation Of
Good be gwen Address Sans Amsv Washing
United States Hotel.
pubic viii able open ne house ros v ne ssspoa q
quests short time, and ss win renewal
Co Notice will given ofths day The hosse win Be opened
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Unissd States Psts.s 0nes, ,...
IN the petition Of sssphen H. Long, Lsuissis, Kssne,
yns s the extension ?. g.sn, GRANTED p .s Le. % ~
expiration q said patent which takes place on me 'wssvss
J. ordered si she said petition be heard at the Paen, oas
the urh Tuesday in January ner, u O'Clock ssd ~ pes
notified appear and show aay have, Why ss
Ordered, also .h., ,is no,ics be pabsed in Rspu ..
Fls, sss sI 1Sap. Dali. As.
sn.Deli. s,as journal. Iedi.s.pes Louisville Jcs%s Lss
''''' ''''' >" ''' THos EwBNK,
Commissions q fs<rr
q the above papers win please copy md s'
hills % he Patent Once with paper CONTAINING ms nouo
Union ISrErIaGEsCE AND GENERAL AGENCY
rssn sysnrs, sssh ss ss'ssss w .sa is
usi. BY applying At ri. once can Be .apyss With s
obsnr SERVANTS, walters vas ke Good situations sw.r =
Also furnished auinisd rooms Ssa'sd and .urpd s
Rev. Geo w Samson, ysy Rev. WIN. Msuhe-s
Rev Rev & & h sS ss,:. s s...,: + Fsl: Dyer
W; w, ssason, ESQ. d.. A.; HodS,
ca. cissfsy, GO. I'd. eii%ss'sss
nv GREEN ~ TAsTET, Ausssssssr.
Mr. w O. Dsae O. near Of .rs. 10 ocIo''
Mahogany .ois:, LOUNGE. rocking, and lsdior esain
DO fine marble top pier sdcbosrd
DO DO table, bureau, &C
DO dining md ofber tables
GIT and mahogany frame looking glasses
Girandoics, solar, and other lamps, vases, &C.
Andirons, shovel and fonRs, and tenders
China crockcry knives, forks, NC.
ParIor and chamber window curtains
Feather beds bedding, Mattress &c.
Fine CURED maple bcdscsds and chairs
Wsrdrobes, wash<tsnd, pine tables, &C.
parior and chamber carpets, oil CLOTH ke . a.
Cooking and radiator stoves good reffssrso I'm ss s
Terms All sums of and under s25, cash over w. crea
90 and % days. for notes satisfactorily endorsed bearing
Nov 9f-a Aucncrecr,
Nearly al The msborsny furniture and bedstesd were ms~
BY MI. 9. Kirby, and are Of he best quality
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E1ces. Of expenditure over receipts for the years
1871 and i6ss
To this add money TO pay Mexico under The
treaty, due 30th May, lsf9
To this add money 70 pay Mexico under the
treaty, due 3Oth May, 1850
To ibis add money 10 pay Mexican claimants
under the same treaty
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A Lady who n compssent 20 teach an the branehe,
n Of English educson, also embroidery and all
Of ORNAMENTAL needework, derou Of obtaining the
in either Of the southern western States.
Good reference be given. Address Sans Amsv Washing
ton city, ID. c. Nov 23--1w
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THE NEWS FROM EUROPE.

The Plotofthe great drama now performing
on the theatre Of Europe is slowly and grad
ually unfolled, and events are moving on
ward TO some mighty catastrophe, deep in
the obscurity ofthe future, involving the free
dom and happiness Of great portion Of the
civilized world. The quarrel between the
people of Europe and their princes does not
seem likely to be settled without bloody aud
perhaps long contest. The crowned heads
are prepared for desperate struggle, and the
people have had too much experience Of their
own strength within the year past to submit
without vigorous resistance. The people
will be very apt to remember how often,
within few months past, monarchs have
been dethroned or driven out as fugtives, or
trembling with fear, in the midst OF their
guards, forced to grant the liberal constitu-
tons which they had refused for q hall
century The spell Told authority, whether
its influence were for good or for evil, is bro
ken, and submission on the part Of the peo-
pie could now be enforced only after a series
Of bloody victories Y Eo Post, "a
inst.
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What striking contrast Is presented in the three
short months Of Cen TAYIoR'n administration 10
those which preceded Ii for the lasr 20 yrars? In.
stead of the seli.wi or iron.,riR as the opposition
press In its love Of arbitrary power 10 pleased TO
term II, which marked with progressive strides
each succeeding change Of men, we have a patriot
Of the primitive school, who regards the patronage
which Is cast upon HIM by the constitution as a
trust involving conscience and country, instead Of
personal and party Golfer, from which 10 dispense
private favor and reward partisan service We see
him calling upon his constitutional advisers fof
their opinions whenever change in public fame.
lionary is 10 be performed, an important eSecu.
tive duty is deemed necessary, was the practice
OF the Father of his Country, and in the same
purity of motive and nnselfah spirit, which char
ucterized all the public acts Of that Industrious man,
Gen. TAYLOR is found giving TO his country all The
benefits which were contemplated by the institution
OF the advisory body 10 which nllusion has been
made. He snpposes, AZ did The fathers OF the Re
public, that every provision Of the constitution bear
ing upon and relating 10 The Executive becomes part
and parcel Of that solemn oath which preceded his
entrance upon The high duties he was called by his
countrymen TO discharge That instrument directs
nm 10 an advisory council for assistance and he IL
not the man 40 Tar TO forget the obligations he has
assumed both to God and his country as TO initiate
the practice Of that much audcd iron.trW, BY which
the heads Of department. those great helps Of Exec.
utive power have hitherto been rendered powerless
and nugatory
II has been charged By the oppotition press that
The President has yielded his power into The hands
Of his cabinet and exercises but the eighth part Of III,
authority, vested in him by the constitution The
utter alsehood Of such charge lie so self.eyident
ihttto undertake TO disproye it would be an nsu, to
the intelligence Of the reader But even admitting, for
the sake Of argument that the Chief Magistrate in
view Of bis high responsibilities TO the country and
hls sworn obligations bsfoIe alluded TO, doss no,
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soaE EXCELLENT THOUGHTS.

We append hereto seine excellent thoughts
by gentleman, who Is every way capable
Of arriving at just conclusions, upon sub
lects Of interest to our friend1, We are
sure, they viii meet with the cordial aprro-
baton Of all, who estimate Alright the char
acter Of Gen TAYLOR for the high virtues
which the country has accorded to him, in
the face Of malevolence and detraction un-
paralleled
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MOTT f..

WAS COMMITTED TO THE JAIL. OF WASHINGTON
w COUNTY, D. O., on the 10Th Of May, ls49 as run.
away, a negro man, calling himself EDWARD BROOKS.
He Is Of dark color with whiskers under his chin,
about 70 years old feet ca inches high, has scar oil the
side of the fire finger Of his le hand had on when com
mi,ted dark cloth rock coat, black bobazine vest
striped eassnet panaloons and fur cap He says he is
free and born in this city lie says he has been absent
from this city 10 6 years, anil that before he len here
he was known by Samuel Redeem, James Esln, and
Richard BUT; and In richmond, Va, by James Evans,
Erq and Mr. D. w. Carter clerk In the Bank ofvirgina
and has pass purpornn to be from him, stating that he
Is free and has lost his papers
The owners II any, OF the above described
man, are hereby requested TO come forward, prove
him, and take him away.
NAV l9.dAwtf X. WALLACE, Marshal, u. G..
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GEORGIA BuRR SrosE.-The Savannah Georgian
notices the existence Of Burr Stone quarry in Burke
county In that State, the line Of the Central
Railroad leading 10 that city. The stone obtained
from this quarry, the only one Of the kind vet dis.
covered in the United States ia said 10 be equal and
in some respects superior To that of the French
quarries. complnyh has been organized in Sayan.
nah who are preparing 10 go extensively into the
business Of manufacturing mill.slones from this
stone, and who expect TO be able supply the de.
nland OF this country with as good an article as Is
now procured from France. The importance of this
new direction Of Georgin enterprise IL indicated by
the fact that within the past year fifteen 10 twenty
thousand dollars have been paid by the people of thai
State alone for French mill stones brought Ia through
the porl Of Savannah