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WATTS, COxeTs, HIOEEs, CAR
GERS, ct.
DR.. Rleccisr's Three Minute Salve.

Wdrfs, N0ifs, Coras, Teuer, Sal R.fam, Ring-
rorn and Too.aache, eaa be s.mored cittn
fhyee 70 ten minutes fine.
- Ills generation has arriv ed at that dot
and carry one time life, when one good
sound practical result seems to be worth thou
sane visionary schemes. DIR BeeckeT by ac-
citlent) has discovered quick, safe, and almost
miraculous remedy for the above and all othe r
unnatural growth of the flesh. on man O beast.
This SANE Viii cure any of the above named
diseases all cases. IN less than ten minutes,
aud being entirely vegetable, it Will not act up
any substance sa. unnatural or vtiated flesh.
Having sold many thousands Of bottles siura
Aprii last. an.i NC rfGrr.,,A s,oartv trrl non
I sand cures, VIII not ofIer any lon. lingo Of
certificates; all | ask is fer Gu TO try it in my
presence for three minutes only, and you Will be
satisfied viii! lis happy results.
The agents are authorized to insure a cure.
j. HOW ELLIS K co, AGENTS,
No 4, Main ST. Richmond, Ia.
June, 1, 1881. 2i-3m
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THOROUGHLY ONE DAY

Via. Sanduslsy and Steamer to Toledo
Passengers leaving Dayton by the s O'Clock
so min A. NJ, Train, connects same evening
with Steamer for Toledo; connecting at ioleco
;.h s;chie-,u Sc;ithe RI Railroad, for ali points
IN Northern lniiaua and Michigan.
FARE REDt CED- From Ddyton 10 1ofedo
Fir pol!ars-tor information ana Ihfoagh
Tickets, please apply at o!iiee IA Dayton opfo-
80, S,ravni--s Hotel where Tickets be OBJ
tanned for Toledo, Detroit, Cleveland and But
falo. -,
Morning Train. leaving Springfield. at o'ci k
passes Enon a, o'clock. - rninuies-oSb"rn
: o'clock 45 rninutes-and kneisly'sS O'Clock
P,,yra;ag passes kne:s!y's "a; 3 O'Clock, L.
minutes-Osborn, 9 O'Clock, 80 minutes-anc
Euon. . O'Clock. 50 minutes.
Afternoon Train, leaving Springfield al
o'clock, 7. NJ, passes hnon al ! COCK =
Observation-Disclosures, l O'Clock, Is mIn--ant
kueisv's at o'clock. Returning, passes hne.s
Iv.s al; o'clock 80 mn.-Osborn, O'Clock
Is minutes-and Euon, al 1 o'clock
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PRIVATE SALE.

a desirable residence, pleasantly located on
N South i 5ftt street. a two story dwelling.
with hall ami rooms, aud q good cellar new
er-iain. we'll OF excellent, water, good c:s
tern. &c, Il stable, carriage house. &c, all in
good repair, tie lot is improved W it'll choice fruit
and ornarne nta shrubs.
Also, Carriage Shop adjoining, large and
conye nient.
Also. A number Of Carriages and Buggies.
finished in the ates; STYLE, warranted good, will
be sold low. Enquire of the subscriber living
the premises JONATHAN MATHIS
Richmond, March 10. ISL l3-U-
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A complete assortment OF Patent
screw esr,i,tc;,si>, for sale.
s. GDgD ERE; ~ A IL ID:

C-TeLEN from the farm. CT the subscriber :,
y living two miles West of Richmond. on the
National road large light bay Horse, II bands
high, "nra,y'' nose with "suip,' shod al!
round, black tail ana main--t!le main very hea-
Wy, small puff on the pistern Joint of his left
hind leg, little white on the right hind foot, u
natural PAGER, he is in the habit, when starting,
Of loiing out his tongue. No further mark
recoIlected. Fifty Dollars reward will he paid
for the return Of said horse to the undersigned
or for information that he can be ob:;ned.--
Also, Fifty Dollars viii be PAL! for the appre-
he ason Of the thief.
JEREMY NANSUR.
Richmond, Nay %. 1851. 23-tf
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J. ID. q e. JONES a. CO.,
Importers and Wholesale Dealers
ira Foreign & Domestic Dry Goods.

NO. ~ PEARL ST, ClNClNAA1L
"yOULD call the attention Of County
wv Merchants 10 their prese ut stock Of for
eicn and domestic Dry Goods. They have re-
ceived an unusually large supply OF every thing
appe r,aining to their line Of business. Being
extensively engaged in the Importing Business
and in eir.c, communication with manUlsciur.
ers in this country. England, Germany and
france, they are able to sell for cash or prompt
nav as low as any jobber East Of the moo nssiua
with the addition only Of exchange aud esrrisg=
Feb Goth, 1851 l'-tn.s
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None genuine unless put up in large bottles
containing quart, and name of the syrup blow n
in the g'aas. w.t the written signature Of :. +
bei.uet TIC cutA.1c wrapper.
Price 81 per bottie--or bottles for s.. Sold
by J. u. PARK, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Northeast Fourth and Walnut sts.-en-
trance Oh " ainu. st.--to whom all orders mus.
be addressed.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

DR.. S. D. Uopc's Shaker SarsapariHa adver-
,ised in another column, is truly good fanil y
medicine. It purifies the blood, and prevents
: we'll IL is highly spoken Of in Gin
cinnati, and is there called the Poor Man,
Friend See advertisement in another col.
umD.
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BOSWELL'S
DAGUERREAN - E@3 4 .NE-SSs.s
GALLERY $50
OF LATEST IMPROVEMENTS!

Over No. 90. Main ST. Ric hmond, Ind.
VNHERE you obtain Miniatures in the
w finest style of execution, from the full
size down to the smallest. and no charges made
unless perfect satisfaction is given Blue or
light eyes taken Just as perfect as black ones.
u-Operating hours from : o'clock a. IN. to
o'clock p. m. in any kind of Weather. Call
and examine specimens. Gallery permane nifty
located
n. q. Instructions given in the art. and ev.
eryihing connected with the business furnished
on re asonable terms.
Marsh Sth, 1851. lift.
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.5-See Agents names at The head Of Sloans
Column. For further particulars and testimo-
mails, get pamphlets Of agents.
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DAlu-ROAD ELECruON.--No,c

ID AIl.-l1OAD ELECTlON.--Notce
~ - hereby given to the stockholders in the
Richmond aud Miami Railroad Company, that
twenty Thousand dollars to the capital stock in
said company-the amount required by charter
have been subscribed, aud five dollars on each
share have been paid in. You are the re fore
hereby notified to meet at the WI rner BUILDING
in the city Of Richmond, on Saturday, the l4,h
day Of June next (lc5ll. between the hours OF
10 o'clock, A. VI, and o'clock. +. NJ. of said
day, aud elect from your body thirteen Directors
for said company. BY order Of the Board.
Jxo. II. IlUrroN. VIZ. A. BICnIE,
Scc'v. Pres't.
Richmond, April 3, 1851. l6tc.
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BOOT & SHOE REPAIRING.
ARE you INSURED!

VINIIE Undersigned, agent for the Trenton
Mutua! Life and Fire Insurance Company,
located in Trenton, New Jersey. with a large
capital fully responsible. and stands second to
none in the cities of New York and Philadel
p!Iia in point of promptness and ability to
me e the pa Y me ton losses at once. And gives
to the insured advantages rarely attainable in
other similar Companies. By paying for ten
years in advance, a very moderate per centu;n,
the policy viii be perpetual. For further par
tie uiars please call at No -. opposite The Bank
RclmonA, Ia, where | will lake pleasure in
gisin. any such information as may be desired
JOSHUA w. UAINES.
April 0, 1851. lott
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~ Turnp bike stock, (WayI.e co. Coo Cash,
Sc, taken in exchange for
Thrashing Machines,
II the old stand Of the subscriber. lie is pre-
pared to furnish all the different kinds of Ma
chimes now in use. and has so altered his pat
terms and adopted the various improvements as
IN render his work more durable and less liable
to get out of repair. He has Tap!in's Patent
Horse Power and Thrashcr. tthe machine that
took the premium at the Ohio State Fair las;
Fall; and persons wishing to purchase an inter
pst in san! Patent for iud ANA Missouri, can
do so 81 APPLYING TO him rs letter or otherwise
+. w. ROBINSON.
Richmond, May 81, ISL 2tf
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WOOL! WOOLu

ID STRATTAN wishes TO purchase any
d. quantity good washed Wool. for which
the higAess market price will be paid. Please
call AZ No. &c and sac him before yea sell.
9Th mo. Nay ii. 1851. 2l-u
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s'KHscxiSGs."--On our first page will be found
. letter, copied from the Eaton Register, giving
the details Of . manifestation Of spirits At
Msscietown, in Delaware county in this State.
The editor Of the RESET, published in that town
says:
sSpjsie manifestatons' have been made in this
tsw =, daring the past week, which in our opin-
ios dissipates the 6nger-nail snappings Of the
usisitisted here, well as the "knee cracking
theory Of the Buffalo doctors. The manifesto
lions were made through 4 medium by the
Of Lesndes Mcconnell, a resident Of Oxford
Bspeoa Co.. Ind. Heering that an individual
possessiDg the power Of conversing with the
spirits, in q manner similar TO the much tall ed
Of N. York spirit wonders, was al the residence
Of . respectable citizen within the vicinity Of
1his town. oufseif, with several respectable citi
1eus, went 10 the house Of our friend for the
purpose Of testing the truth Of the matter, and
0G hearing the "knockings." As had bee rep
resented to Us, found such an Individual there,
cod - heard enough TO satisfy US that through
this medium such 'rappings' were produced, but
NOW 40 cannot tell, nor do we believe II ~ IN
the power Of any one, even the medium him
ell, 10 explain il. Aud what is more singular,
che 'rspp'Dgs' went on more regular while he
was sleeping, than when he was awake. Cues
lions were propounjed, and so far as known,
were correctly answered. Many questions
were asked, which, il they should prove true
will make hundreds Of poscfytes her~abonts. -
''But. what 10 your believer ask some of our
tviends. We have belief in the matter al
present, but willingly wait further demonsira-
tons, in order that may establish belief
$50 whatever We in tho future shall believe, in
relation 10 this matter. we are confident our
friends will coincide with MS. All we can say
SOW. 10, we kaop thst we heard the 'knockings.'
snd we believe that the family in whose house
were, ~ we'll as other. present at that time
will positiv~iy affirm that they also heard them
Jh~y however. cna speak for themselves.
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Joy TO THE Ride.
(AN ARTICLE FOR EVERY M;RcfaHT.)
ID ELfEE far TIC distressed and Dniu far 2.
IA rounded is found in
Perry E:ayis's Vegetable Pain
Killer

an Internal and E1ternal Rene1y 70. TIE IN
slant cure and eradication of all Pain. 10
matter where the pain is, or Of what nature.
this will reach il and prove itself to be wka, is
name iudicates-a perfect Paia Killer.
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D.yss:1. GE ssIEzsTaNs::

|ETHOSE persons h,vng Mineral Water
BOTTLES in their possession, be long in e
10 the undersigned, are respectfully requested
10 be Kind and con-ideratc enough v-aarn
:hau, 10 him. either al the Factory or TO the
r,laces w.ler. Lave < Rosi's Mineral Water
is sold.
IN fhcir possessiou aud feels like "scllinC out
to any otter ,,n the owner thereof; II is III oat
r.snectfuslv suggested t!!at their consciences
won't, 30 easier. hv rrfraining from bartering
in tia. line, as lie Bottles might thirst.
WIN. ROSA.
Richmon nd Way g, 1881. 23-3w
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BIiac CEs:scry.-The mos, complete as
sort;nent of Fine Cutlery. embracing al
mot every variety Of pocket knife may be
found at }. t. HI NNICI1IS.
April 30, 1851. 4'-l
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Through Tickets to the above places, oni
obtained at the Dayton Office, and on the Boat
IN returning.
EFF. OSBORN, Superintendent.
IF. EpGaa. Agent, Dayton, Ohio
May q, 1851. 24mo
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AWFUL GaEES.-The Delphi Journal says
there - . j" that place, offering to sell the
"Debates in tts- last Conven,ion,"s WORK more
fsma;.siy known as "fowier's Book Of Mar
aym.'' The man who would leave home on
ssci, IN enterprise that, must be too big fool
60 enjoy good health.
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THRESHING MACHINES,
DOUBLE ELEVATOR SEPARATOR

The advantages Of this VI ac!ine over all 9TH
ess, are, that IL thrashcs faster, with the same
amount Of power, and without wasting gram
than any other Separa;or-ccans the grain en-
tirely clean under all OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
its own tailipgs. and conveys the cleaned wheat
into granary. box or bag, as the case may re-
Guire. One Of these Machines can be seen at
the residence Of Saul Thomas, one mile west OF
New Paris, Ohio
The Proprictors of the Spring Foundry,
could produce any number of Certificates 10
show that their Machines superior TO all 9th
ers, but they deem ii unnecessary. AS they rely
in every case their mac hines recommending
themselves. They make to order
ESy- MIL GEi RING I'll
from the most improved style of Patterns, and
fitted UP in the best manner. Also
VvODLEN N2ACg1sN EARN.
Of every kind, manufactured in Il manner unex-
celled ia the West. Also
RNING LAT II Els,
viii, or without Horse Power; Rail. EOAl
CASTINGS. &c. Remember 10 enTaire io'
'"THE SPRING FOUNDRY,
in die North part OF Richmond.
Richmond Ind, June IL. 1851. 2o:tf.
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@<u..cry.--A large and superior assor;rne nj
of Eazors Knives. Scissors, &c, &c. kept
cons,an,lv on HAND ana for sale very low by
C.. A. DICKINSON.
Jan. Is, 1881. ill
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SlO:lsl'S Celebrated Medicines Tor
Horses and Cattle.

No medicine in use has accomplished many
extraordinary Cures. anA given 80 universal sat
isiaction IN every variety aud stage ct disease.
or that has had SO extensive aud rapid sale
Sloan's einimeni auI CONDITION Powder.
The Oiutment is rapidly supe rSe,.ing all other
Ointments and LninIents for the cure OF FRESH
wounds, Calls Of all kinds. Sprains. BRUISES.
Cracked heels, Ringhone, Windcaeis. Foil Evii.
Gallons, Spavins, Sweeney. Fistufa. Sitfast.
Strains. Laneness, Sand Cracks, Foun!rred
Feet, Scratches or Grease. Mango. aug Horn
DStemper.
The Condition Powder vii! remove all usIan,-
nation and fever. purify the blood. loosen the
skin, cleans the water, and strengthen every
part Of the body; and has proved sovereign
remedy for the following diseases.
Distempe n Hide bound, Less Of Appetite, In
ward Straihr seliow w alter, intama,on Of tho
eyes. Fatigue from hard exercise: also, Eheu
matisn. Commonly called st:F complaint
which proves SO fatal to many valuable horses
in this country. IL is also u safe ans, &C rain
remedy for coughs and colds which generate SO
many fata! diseases.
/ These remedies never injarc. sna always cure
/ if the directions followed
| 1s-For further particulars and a multitude Of
certificates Of remark able cures. get pamphlet.
of Agents.
, w. II. SLOAN.
MI Dennf ycke
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MILLINERY,

- A large lot of Downs, Mandyers & Co.:
.RevoIving Spout, Well and Ciste n Pumps
with wool, lead and copper Pipe.
VI. +. UNDERWO GOD
Richmond, Ia Mav Is, 1851. 39tf
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DDlc-Eu.tcr kctt.es.--For sale al
a The civ stove store: Also. steam saw
o-ds, NJ F. UNDERW GOD.
Richmond, Ia. April 90, ISL. 39if
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sLOAN'S rArxzEY cs.-7z:,-.,

Is iniia, sale, thorough, and the greatest Eater
nai kennedy ever used. ii IS composed O. Veg
eia3ie Extracts, ana possesses power unraaaitsd
n the annals Of Medicine for tias cure oi Iaa.-
naiory Diseases.
Ii is universally Acknowledged 10 be an IN fa,-
hoie remedy. IN every case " here II has heSa
faithfully applied the hu,au stem Tor .sro-
!noting lnsc asia.e Perspiratson aui is iasaisa-
bic III all diseases Of the flesh. Gasiinai- III
Gers, Ola Sores. Ciiibsans, Sore Throat, Buras
Cuts. ontaneous Erap'ioas, Sore Nipples, Sore
-. 80 -
Scali Head. Bruises, fres., " oands, Plies. and
every Kind Of sores continuing The least particle
of Iuiiamaiiou, are permanently cured by thus
great remedy.
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A WORD WITH 'Tg7E: BARK ON!
a IL persons indebted to the late firm Of w
IA w Lyn te Il Co., either by Note Book
account, viii please call al the old stand and
settle Me Immediately, if ;e. w,-., TO say.
cost s. w. LYNDE.
Richmond. May IL, 1851. 2l-tf
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ANS LUu .

4 Ill the Medicines and Books advertised by
"A w. Is. SLOAN are sold hv j. liou~iis ss
Co, Richmond; Raymond Il Co., Cambridge
city; Hooas < Dill, CeHtreni!.e. ]. ". Leh-icE.
nab.ia; J. Weaver, kaish s;own; Z. Nias..-.l,
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COLUMBIA CLOTHING mART.

r you want COOP and CHEAT CLOTHING
] go 10 BELLS & co.'s, Main street
Richmond, Indiana.
9th mo 9th. 1851. Gift
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sloan's Horse Ointment.

supcrseding all other Ointnents sua iui,ae n's
fer the of Horses Cattle, ana ether Do.ac--
tic Animals. a free use ot this oin,'ne al cure.
Immediately ni
FRESH VOUNDs AND CALLS.
without leaving Il Scar. Its effects ara nerfte.
~ magical in the cure OF these Injuries.
FOR spRAiNs. STRAINS OR BRUISES
nothing has ever been dscoyer red tina, compare
with Sloan S Ointment.
WIND CALLS CiLyyS AND CRACKED
HEELS,
nre cured nj once by the use Of Sloan's ONT
inent, il the directions are followed
SPAWN, SWEENEY AND EiNEBoNE.
No mistake about curing permanently al
these Complaints, by faithful! application o.
S!oan's Ointment
EISTCLA, POLL EVE. & DIsTEMPEn
Sloan's Ointneu Mt and Condition Powder nev
or fail to restore the animal sound rs ever.
FOUNDER AND CONTRACTED FEET.
Sioan's Ointment and Condition Powder have
no equal IN the Of these complaints. The
Ointment will prevent contraction of the Hoof.
remove ridges, soften and ,oughGn the feet. ard
the Condition Powder is certain TO remove ell
internal Fever and Stiffness.
sCRATCII:c, Or GREASE AND NANCE.
The only infalable Remedy 70, these Com
plants is Sloan's Ointment. II cures whcn eli
other remedies fail.
THOUSANDS or
PENNSYLVANIA FARMERS.
Have recently tested the virtue Of SLOAN'S
Ointment and Condition Po,cder eni now
onmcn nd them the be ). Horse aud Cattle Med
icine they ever used.
| Extract from the Wester m Press Mercer. Pa
| Feb. 18th, lSJ0
! Astonishing Cures.--Wc invite attention Ia
the adve riisenent Of Mr.. Sloan, which viii
be found in to-day's paper. Sloan's medicines
nre certainly exec ptions TO the gre at amount OF
trash with which the public ha. h.-n ..horea'
for years. The astonishing sales, and still more
astonishing cures which they are continual,
, performing, will not fail to make them popu.o
with every one.
ExrEAonDISAnY Cuan.-Aprl 18th, 1850 -
Four miles north of Chcogo, ION the road &
} Miiwaukee,) Cook county Illinois,
:, Mr.. S!oan--Dear Sir: One Of nv horses y Il,
| large bony Tumor his breast bone, imme
diateiy under the collar, which famed him an,
rendered his services Of very little value
faithfully applied several bottles of DR. Tay!or
Nerve and Bone Lihiment. withou. the Ie as
benefit. then procured Wilder's Celebrated
Horse Ointment, and used that until becam,
July satisiicc that it would never relieve IA.
animal. Finally obtained box OF Your tru,,
valuable Ointment. ond in less than sixty day.
from the first application the tumor entirely dis
appeared and the horse well. Yours
EDWARD ARMSTRONG;.
FARMERS. siiEPsII:R:>s s DAIHY.IEy
Stoan's Oinimen Mt never fails to care al! case
Of Hoof-A Ali. or Foot Rot Of Sheep, and injurie
in the feet of other animals.
Oct. 8, 1850. s7-Sv
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THRASING MACHINES.
Thrashing Machines,

NY quantity Of Wheat, good Horses.
~ Turnpike Stock WayIe co. Coz Cash,
The southern press., 1851-10-25
THE THIRD ANNUAL VOLUME
OF THE
SOUTHERN LITERARY GAXED,TI 4,

Was commenced ON Saturday, the 4th of Mavs
1851 under It's original Iame--instead Of Rich.rfS
Weekly Gaseiis--as more significant of its peculiar
character, it being the only weekly organ Of tera
ture IN the entire South Ii ia
Greatly Enio,ged and Improved,
Containing weekly Thirty-two Columns of
matter. u Is, moreover, In an
Entirely .Nsrc Dress
y from head TO foot, " and upon beautiful wni,s
paper so mat IN mechanical excellence, il is nor
surpassed by any paper whatever i'm the United
States! 1t continues under the same Editoria
direction as heretofore, and no pains or EXPENSE
will be spared to make il
a Choice Family .Ne,rsparer,
"as cheap as the cheapest, and as good as the
best! Utterly discarding the notion that a
southern journal cannot compete with the North
ern "eeklles, IN cheapness and interest
The Southern Literary Gazette
rivals The best Of them in all the characterlscs of
a truly valuable hreside Journal Its aim is ,hs
diffusion of cultivated and refined taste throuebs,,
The communIty-and it embraces in its ample
ioids ever species OF intelligence that can tend TO
this result 80
Original Contribution,
from many of the ablest writers IN the South
chleny occupy It's columns, but not to the exciu
slon or choce miscellany, selected from the best
American and European sources
The tone of the "Gazette" is indenenden,
criticism and IN the discussion of every lie yitimats
topic, but II is strictly . '''''f
.Nsnfrai in Politics and Religion a
Its columns are occasionally embeiished with
So9taern Portrait, and Lo7d,capes,
engraved expressly for the wosk, and accompa.
uieu oy geographical aud typographical sketches
iis General Iarbraaiiop
is copious, but carefully condensed from tn,
leading journals Of all parts Of the world.
Notwithstanding the great increase in the sise
and attractions ofthe paper, il is still published
1tco Dollars Per .4nnum, in .4dronce, p
II Will be furnished to persons becoming rsspon.
sible for the whole number of copies, and having
them sent TO one address, on the following terms,
Three copiss, IS
Five copies,
Ten copies, IL
Fifteen copies 20
Twenty copies, 15
Fifty copies, 6o
IL All orders must be accompanied with the
money, and addressed, post pal, to
WALKER & RICHARDS
Charleston. s. C