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Mosll.. Ala. July II, 1850.

D.. l. r. Htn4rrson;
Sir-rhe quart bottle Of Toms yeu gave me-,
with I've boxes Of your pills. has conple,ely
cured ne Of diApepas, which you know almost
nsds ~ maniac, during lass winter, when
- usfs both iuvaiida together, 10 New Orleans
ta1e eams room,
| telisvt ~ ~ rnode cne of the most
v1ls1eas 4sGessoSs y uedlsines thatsaea tsen
y.s. Il. lissss 1
bAsss1vJsls, Nev. Z. ~.
~ = - sssHly ~ ~ tsyiag svssy thlax
sl.s nesssssaseslly, y ~ pfslsastsd eass
q ehills and fever, sad nsassal 1ssaaGsnsst
Of ny kver and spleen. Wa ecmp,~tsly cured
bv ~ ! T H'nArsons Easska Tonx, a.d
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To Merchants and Planters.
A. NJ. MORG n,

DOBERT DONNELI & co, fevee street,
IL Shreveport, La. Groceries, Dry Coods,
Uhfdrarr, Boots, Shoes, HITS, Provisions,
Wires. liquors, etc. 23-ii
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W cstern Produce.

TiE undersigned would mort respectfully
1 inform the public, that he has jus, rccev.
cd from st Louis, Louisville, md Cincinnati, =
large stock Of the above substantias Of life.
which he otiers very low, {wholcsnis or rctaiIj
for cash; in ti.e large store room under the Re-.
publican Office, west end pubic lquare, Mar.
shall, Texas
$. D. WOOD.
May u, 1881. 10 n
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.E have iuss TsvsIssgIa lafrs a. oFtusu1 y
w Fresh 0asasn Seeds r. aluo.t II kinda
NORRIS 4 1'ACR1rT.
Mach -, tasi ~ u
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CoIIccoor Of Accounts.

u p. WILEY, Collector Of Accounts and
II. general Neespayer aud Periodical Agsu,
No. 81 Camp street, New Orleans.
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HR n. ", EAMES, having permanently
D,oea,ed in Marshall. respectfully tenders
hi. medical services TO the public eenet'lly'
Office one door east of DIR. lounss ureN
tuildiry ,.ni0y.
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rErrEEycrs:
Lumsden, Kendall n Co. I'd Jenner Ccxe.
u. Cocoran T. Co Isaac Bridge.
Crockett, FroN # Go. w. Jndson.
Minister 4 Anderson. Dr.. ,, =. Corts.
Dr.. l.. d. Fsnasr. J. L. Morgan.
Gee W. Hynson. Dr.. a. Hester.
Die. IA. 1870. no16 II
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This may certify that have been afflicted
with the dyspepsia for ten years. and have taken
medicine nearly all that time wi,hou, any bcnc.
tit. Indeed gradually sunk all the time, ill
applied to DR.. A. NJ Veal, who put int on
course of his health restoring remedies which
in short time restored me to comfortable
health.
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FETTAEE plLLS, tx.
For Females Of'y, 4jf,
Invaluable to yonuS: MARI ID and single.
DIR. EETGT'3
Restorative a.fa Xo,stiiiy Pills.
nr:cn rI ctS a SSEI - =
Pric:3;5 cts. a EGI.


1 CCUMPANiriD WIKI u small pamphlets. COM
y iai;;i... iuI trec io,S. u-e:ui Iiinls, n!orna-
,un aud al. &c / hmtcs from youth or Puoerty
To "ir! are.
Nature will Ga much assisted by their use, in
anlicipalnn vi certain periods, or where thereis
rrcguiarl!y. suppression nr absence o' 'ie natufa
rl;aurrS, aid w!i relieve the suffering, pain ana
d.s!,c.s cur.mun 20 luanY at those periods There
are her times also, When The married and single
VIII lind them uee 'u!.
hin;he-s 40 not mistake TIC angs Of your
daupiitarS: Wien atiicrcd wi'h Head ache, Dizzi-
ness, Fa;n',nr. Lass of Appetite. Sickness ofshs
:S,ol:.ari Pains in tie S,iss or Breasts, Painsa a
,uny tie /; ci, Spite uf across lie L'ins, HysterI-
cal or Nervous .ee.rmg, Depression or Lowness oil
the Sp,rits, Melancholy Dislike to exercise aud
src,c;v, pa!pt ..or of Eicar, Bleeding at the note
&c Too often are medicines given them tor LlV-
er cumpl,in,s, y srepsia, Consumption, &c, when
the real cause is na suspected; aud through gime
proper medicines ard ncainent ti'e;r constitn-
tons arc ed; and their constitutions are d.
s,roycd, and they become miserable during liic.ie
T!pnus tnGs OF Females in Philadelphia, New
York, RrS,ou, Baltimore aid elsewhere know fhe
liicacy o those Pills, aud many could De reterfed
10. but decacy and respect - tie sex forblds It.
Sold wholesale and retail at Dr. Leidy's lbs,
pensarv, No. LA North Fourth Street. Ph'ada.-
also by J. r. !ckaifi, Camden; Toand 9 Curtis,
Columbia; BlIck g. Ehny, Oranscbrrg; DIR. p. N.
Cohen and Dr. J. A. CeavelAnd, Charleston; and
by Druggists and Storckeepers generally. ~
Aug. 20 6o ly
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Fresh Garden Seeds,

FFNiIE subscriber has jusl received a fresh snd
] full supply Of every variety, Of GARDEN
SEEDS, which can be depended upon' consis-
ting in part OF early Mohawk, French, spesklsd,
BEANS, Bishops early prolific. early chart 3. s.Is
Nav, - early York, early Dutch, early large York;
sugar.loaf drumhead. Battcrsea, green glazed
and mountain CABBAGES; long blood, white
s"gar s"g and mrnip EEErS; Broccoli, Carrots, gsu'
% Gaower, Celery, Collards, Cucuwber, Squash, Esg
pIan, Lettuce, Kale, Sugar Corn, Parsley, Pau;
MIN n White and brown Mustard, Okra. Onion Bns
onS r' Bell Pepper, sweet Spanish Pepper, Radlsh.
tarIv m spring Turnip, Vegetable Oyster Spinaee'
coma,o. Hemp and Canary Seed-siso, On as
Trlmel t OF choice FLOWER SEEDS. ESfSe'e
SO C
Dec. ID S6 gi. = ~
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For the Removal and Pe,nianrn! Cure Of ali
Diseases arising 1rOrd az j:npn;e state
oflhe Blood or habit Of the
system. VIZ

Diseases arising 1rord az j:npn;e state
flhe Blood or habit of the
system. VIE:
Scrofula Kings Evil, Rheumatism, Obstinate Cnr"'s
ols Eruptots. Chronic Sore ~ Ring iFcrm "r etpr.
Scal llcad Enlargement, nil rai nf rE,- bo,ycs ali
Joints. Stubborn Ulsers Syplit:c sY'an:"ms S"ia!ira
or Lumbago aal Diseases arising from an ini'c'i"
use Of Mercury. Aci,ies "r linTsy Esi or ln-"
dencr in if, also Chronic Cmlsti!utnai Disorders sc
The value of this preparation is nov widely
known, and every day the field nj It's usefulness *
extending. 1t is approved aud highly recnmire"
ded by Physicians andis admitted 10 l,e the mnsr
powerful and searching preparation from the rcal
that has ever been employed ~ medical practice
The unfortunate victim ol hereditary disease, with
swollen 81. l,dS, contracted sneWs aud bunes hall
carious las been restored 10 ieaih aud vigor -
The scroulous patient, covered with ulcers, Ioali.
some to lriEIse and hs attendants, has hcen made
whUie. Hundreds OF persons, " 40 had groaned
hopelesSly for years, under cutaneous aud giandu-
lar disorders, rheumatism, and mauy other com
plants springing from arrangement Of the secre.
i've or.ans and Tie circulation. have beer rais ed
as It were from he rack ut d.se ease, and now. with
regcnerat"d constitutions, gladly lcS:'!y 10 Tie ci-
icacy OF this IuHsIInabie preparation.
The follow ne certificate from col. Samuel G
1ayiar, Il eentemAn OF hisL standing and extern
sIve acquaintance through Tic southern staieE and
lately appointed >ul 10 New Grenada. cuin.
meuds itself ~ The aie!!,:0n @! all.
New irrk, January !. l6i5.
t,Iessrs. 4. B. s, ID. SandS-OsL lerucm: lav-
ing used and witnessed the effects ol yu,.r va ua
bic preparation OF Sarsaparilla on different per
sons in d tferenl parts oi The southern coui.'ry,
viz-VginIa, Louisian, Texas and Mex;cu, lee
mucl, pleasure IN stating the high opinion enter.
taird vi lis mel!cIno value. In my own case. !!
acted almost like charm, removing speedily, the
cnervs,ed slate of the system, au'i exciting IN tic
mos, agreeable manner, tonic aid IuvgoraInn
influence.
Your Sarsapurilia is highly appr"vrt and exten
siveIy used by The army IN Mexico, and my cour:n
Gen. Zachary Taylor. has Tor the past five years
been in the habit t" using il, and recommends The
SAME he and myself adopted the article at llic
same lme, and II is now considered an utmost IN
dispcnSa5e article ~ the arm:. In conclusion.
would say that the better It Is kl!rwn, the more
highly Will I've priced, AMI trust thai H. health
restoring virtues viii mike II generally !:Icwr
Throughout, The length and bread Ii Of oar widely
extended country. i:iu very respectfully,
5. G. TAILOR, L. :. Con: ii tn y. Granada
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Segars and LIQUORS.

CEGARS. Of iavoriie brands; Brandy; (ls"3)
y serond qnalhy BRANDY; Champagne and o'h'
er Wines por,er and alp; choice old Porl Vine
Mlllar's old Rye Whiskey; old Mong "hlskeyi
New England Rum. For sale by o,,
Nov. l6 II. LEVY q GUN.
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A,3"ns he distinguished .nknrirs who have
grcn iaer ;ia;'.c. rectirnend Cherry Pector-
- a. H." b. 81 remedy that Is kntwnfor The AZ
i"r,rn- q IT,. in'... are "Lan,Ld, fiRntei. .'sCa.
.,.J,a J,arnal -, ai"lnai Sciance," "lsosinri Me-
.ca. ..: S.l.g,csi .I,Gr,E.l," .fsbar.esinu (S.S)
Med cal RasJess," }" '.sa.u le seg sfedn j, Report
rr. prAi. Webster Harvard College. Prof, Bart.
:e,', lr.tea!v.nii' University ri Aecicue. Presi-
den, ItrsirS. yerAort Me"ical Collage, DIR. Va.
rmI:na .u,,rl. New Yerk GSy. hsrksr Cleveland,
Rnw.inn College. Prot. sgsfseriel, Willnughhy
;o...ge, Nn;r, l,oi Ffs5 5ssr ale, leeds tsng3
" draI Sr:"I, S;r Hirhsrd Kane. aaeeRs Col
lee, irri.lr., Erui. L seEhau,o. !.e.psic,
j'f:a lbls !lave but I" Knoxville virtues and as-
lcas:r,.i. su",e.s ii lie "Chefry Pcctigalfh Z in
rur.i. ,.,>ro>rs .; the tEg., wien they Will feel
So ure .i.n~i Ies. dangers, Whenever this remedy
can ;,t, o6aLeI. 80 ~
Prepared BY &c. AVER, Chu;si, Lowell Msss
and so d in Camden n MekAIN'S Drng St,re and
by Druggists generally tarengh'n the U9itesstases.
iiec. III, lsJ;l, 81 3u
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The Gre stCelg ! 90 snslrs
Wy BRs8
s, At
El:zI=II
sGI ERRY YECxURkL
pECTURkL
For the Cure tsf sssess = f-s'.'
ooueEs, COLDS,
HoARsENESs, BnoNcHIT1s,
WHooPIMG-coUGH, GROUP
ASTHMA and UMPTIo0
fForashe Cnreie Z. see

The annals OF medical sc,enrc. aiFJrng as they
do ample proof g. the power aid value of many
u;od!ca agents. have furnished no examples t6
c'mpare with the salniary effects producet ny
"AYER'S CLEkRf PEaToRiI4" .yss
TIC rcnia;kan: rrres ot The disease of the
LrnIs whc" ate or"i. rcaiized by IFS .ise. a: te-!-
ed Is they are hy ',:dy prominent prtc s,rs and
piysc'an -: Ii an 'r'rig,r iarls, ::uil thro,r-
ge iir aiii'iri :, lt''='var. srih =" strung ar
-uranre t;.as 'ne oi lhe & hsarg iecinru wnl
reii. ya a"i ui'ril.i":. cnrc item.
We prs:-eml la ;!,r puLiic unsn.iri..l ie.iimnpi-
as from s'.iie nte Ft> peh in p.,' e ,inifys up
on "hose )ydsen:eDt atid experience ,.irfhsfr""
..l!:rila may i've plarnis
iir PE"Eiy!~. PieSideptSH Mditul ('ri'egN.
NJ r.! he nn,.t i,' ej and i:stiliatm ~ i,.ysIciais
il t." country. cnn<d@.s u composition Of rare
,x-e.ieI,,r i.r tie are Ct thai lut,uidabe disease,
tuUsG.r rI. ;" g
.IoswrcH, April rs, l346.
u. ]. T.. h"n---h"ar s5ir - ,greeahe 10 he
rcIi".l Of yGIr agent. Ge aiil ,hearully state
VIA. weflave koqvs ii tisle efisc's osynur CHER
J.. i'i.GIslkhL and they have be..tf astonishing
deed. Mrs i;e.-ey S;irecteE hid been afflicted
Wi. d $crare arl resiless cough. wllsil reduced
her very pa lw hat Iitiie ape cauis he en-
tecialrrd a. her rccurery. Numerous remedies
lad h.,n tried w;. in.at e!iec, te:ure the Cherry
i'.c;"'HA h:.d thai has cured Eer. Gearge Wa.
hin-c. Esq, bad L, oar k!o"ipdga been afflicted
w.h Siitii,a, !or a,avsu wears, aiit grown yearly
anrss, nniil ;i,r t.suy Pycoral has now retnnved
the q! ae,>e aGi i.c as free from any.1fiis synip.
, ions \. Wea;c. Tie Rev Mark Dane had been
50 $"Ia,ey attacked wit;.t'e Rranrlitis M ID dis.
"ds. I'm from i,i- duties, and nohng h::d aftrded
hun ,eIief unl'l | [Mr. TIorrlss J carried him 4
hottie .: year pect"ra, which cured bm at oncc.
and he Lrw ''ti'ia'e1 aS usual 10 this p'ares
THESE are lhrna of TIE cases. in which we have
kdawn ii success '!ul, Lnt lever tai. gWt have
great easurc IL certifying % i,ese.i .itl.s and ae
;espc, Cd tn, your i.uthbc serya;ds. 80 ~
RER. ~ 'fiIDRNfNG. q
HON. BiTTLES.
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JJS'r Rec ved fresh supply of ASSORTED
eD PRESERVES.
- do. Jam and Iell es,
Mustard, B, ,andy and Fruits,
Fresh Sasmnn and Lnbs,"rs,
Eng. and American Catsup,
C.nIies, Plums, Kisses, &C., at
MOORE's.
FED III 12 II
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REMARKABLE CURE OF BRONCHITIS.

New York, Feb. II, lS!S.-lIessrs Sands: fIa-
wing suffered many years with disease OF MY
throat affecting the !aryiX. during winch time
was treal"d by tho ~ ~ eui!ncn; phvSrianS u
Europe and ihs Unllch States, wi.out receiving
any permanent beme:il, but all Ihe time my gcner-
al health and strength declining. and the disease
making fearful psugresS: cau<lc applications were
used, and what. yer else Was thought most efficient
Tor producing a cure: hut ain confident the de-
p!urable situation Twas in, tie arynstiS b. ing
cumpanled with phrh'ss and great difficulty in
breathing. would snon have terminated ~ life. had
not ohaued relief through your invaluable Slr-
saaarla ! must say, gentlemen, when eoni-
mencch using the Sarsaparll!a. dnl rot place
much confidence in its virtues: and THIS Will moi
surprise YOU when inform you thai had tried
more than iii different remedies during the pa>
four years w!l!inu, any success: but alter taking
your Sarsapara a lew weeks, | WAS obi ed 10
Weld at last to evidence. This marvellous spc 'iiic
has M, only re sd. but cured me-; and therefore
think i, my duty genten f"r the benefit "i su-
fprr humanity. 10 give you tins aliestation OF 'ly
cure. ionrs very truly, ID lAKE"I /.
Crnsulnie of France inihe u. SiairS.
The above statement and signature were ac-
know cdred in our presence by Mr.. ID. Parent, as
true. FIR The Consul Gen raj Of France.
l.. BORG, Vice-consul.
The following interesting case is presented, and
the reader invited to lis c:re'u nerusal-comIncht
Oh such evidence is unne .cssary.
New York, April &c, 1877.
Mcssrs Sands: Genliemen-liaving long been
afflicted with general debility, weakness. loss oI ap-
petite, SC, receiving benefit fr IN tue various
remedies prescribed, concluded, about three
months since I" make use of your SarsaparIlIa.
now have the pleasure of nnr ing you that It's
effects have been attended with the happiest re-
suits in restoring my heaIlh, and am induced to
add my testimony to the many others you already
possess, and those desiring further information,
persanal give the particulars of my case, and the
rfficis of This invaIuab medicine, BY calling
2e5 Bowery, New York. Yours respectfully,
JANET MCINTOSH Ia
This cerifrs that Mss janet Mclnlosh Is
known to Inc member of The church IN good
standing, and worthy Of confidence
Pastor Second Presbyterian Church, Brooklyn.
Preparcd and sold, Wholesale anu retail, ny A.
b. & ID. SANDS, Druggists and Chemists, lOO
Fulton $, corner of William, New York. Sud
also !y Druggists generally throughout the United
States and Canadas. Price 81 per bottle; six
bottles lur 50.
Sold at James II. McKain's, Camden, by Dr. A.
M,lIoy, Cncraw, 4 Fitch. Columbia, and H.viand,
Ilarral q. CO. haricson.
Oct.S. g. S2-W3m
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DRASS Fenlcrs, pierced Iron do; folding Nur
ID sery do; Fire Dogs and Fire Irons, o! every
desert lou. McDOWALL g. COOPER.
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Executors Notice.

Executors NOtlces
Ii. those who were indebted to the late James
j K. MrKan, at the time of his e4fII. are hereby
called upon To cnme forward and make set 'letnen'.
And lIose having claims against his estate will
please hand them in pr"rcrl! altcs'cd,
JOHN ROSSER, Exc'r.
Sept i, 1850. II
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sANTEE CANAL.

sANTEE CANAL. 80
yE,HE late rains have given ,be santee Cana, sn
ample supply oil water soshaf boat' can P''s'
without delay. ,,r,, s,,.,;n,srs.n,.
Ian 6. "E = 80
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su!Pll. Quilni,ic.

TNIE Subscriber has jus, received few "uecs"
nf Rn.cnr.r, g. Dcnis's Snp"rinr Canine
whrl TO offers prices a. low as il ran he pSSIby
afurdeti in ,hiS market, for cash o. short "d I.
: r.. J. DELAY
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IfsO piece. tf ac cd al brown Home spun>
as lcw as II c: cti C "''n=". "l' whore ~ A.ier
- -" - ". y ~ S',N'S
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philadelphia

Ma I.Caf md G"ai Walking Sh"rs
Kid Ties ar'l S'ip""r>.lns' received hY
" ANDERSON q co.
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A RESCUE To THE AFFLICTED.
THE CELEBRATED
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ECLECTIC MEDICAL INSTITUTE OF CINCINNATI.
Chartered in 1845. Total No. Of IMairiculanfs
from l645 to 1851 1854.
FACULTY.

FACOL1 L.
The seventh winter session Of this College will
and continue four months. The chairs of the
Faculty will be arranged as follows.
l. g. JONES, M.D.-Professor of Theory and
Practice of Medicine.
RS. NEWTON, M .D.-Profssor Of Surgery.
B. L. HILL, M.D.-Professor Of Obstetrics,
and Diseases Of Women and Children.
z. FREEMAN. MD.-Professor of Special
Surgical and Pathological Anatomy.
J. r. BUCHANAN, M.D.-Professor Of Ply.
sology, and Institutes of Medicine.
L. E. JONES, M.D.-Professor Of Materia
Medica, and Therapeutics, and Medical Botany.
J. MILTON SANDERS, M .,L.L.D-Pro-
fessor of Chemistry, Pharmacy and Toxicology.
o. y. NEWTON, MD-Demonstrato of An
atomy and Surgical Prosector.
A gratuitous preliminary course Of Lectures
will commenceon the second Monday Of October.
At the same time the Demonstrator's rooms will
be opened, with every facility for the study Of An.
atomy. Anatomical material is abundant and
cheap. Prompt attendance at the opening Of the
session is expected. %. l--sa
TERss.-Tiekets to a full course Of lecture,
(until graduationl 500 in advance, or well en-
dorsed note for Sl25. To single course Of Lee
lures $50 in advance, or well endorsed note for
$40. Matriculation ticket S5-Graduation Sl5-
Demonstrators ticket IS. Board costs from a.
10 50 SO per week. Students sometimes board
themselves for much less. Students upon their
arrival in the city, will call at the Office Of PRoF
r. s. NEwToN, on Seventh street, between Vine
and Race. For further particulars, address DIR.
r. 8. NEWTON, or
JOS. s. BUCHANAN, MD, Dean.
Cincinnati, Ohio, August, 1851.
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PROSPECTUS
THE SOIL OF THE SOUTH.


n yAEundersgned, committee OF publication, or
IL the part Of the Muscogee and Russell Agricul
tural Society, respectfully invite public attention
to the following prospectus Of a MONTHLY
JOURNAL, to be published in this city under tn.
auspices Of the above named association. .s
The work will be devoted to the interests Of AZ
ricuIture and Horticulture, Domestic and R,ra
Economy. Under these several heads will be in
cluded all that concerns the culture Of crops ths
improvement Of the soil, the management Of the
farm, the garden, the orchard, the flower yard
and the house-keeper's department. In their con.
nexion with the interests Of the soil, the other in
dustrial pursuits of the land will receive their ap
propIiate attention. 8p t.s.,tsaf t& @
The sssoIL OF THE SOUTH" will be unde,
the editorial supervision Of CHARLss A. PEABoDY
esq. and Col. JAMES M CHAMBERS. Mr. Peabody
has been for two years past connectsd with tbs
Agricultural Press, and is equally distinguished az
practical and scientific farmer and gardener
Col. Chambers is one ofthe most intelligent and
successful planters in the South. They will be
assisted by an able corps Of contributors, among
the practical farmers and planters Of the land.
Each number will contain sixteen pages OF
quarto size, printed with new type on superior
white paper and furnished to subscribers at the
ONE DOLLAR PER .aM:NUM,
which must be paid in advance.
IJPostmasters are authorized to act as agents,
and they may retain in their hands twenty live
per cent. ofal subscriptions collected by them, or,
if they perfer it, copy ofthe work will be sent
to any one twelve months gratuitously, who will
remit four names with four dollars.
All communications must be addressed, posi-
paid. to VIM. H. CHAMBERS, publisher of "The
Soil Of the South ]" Columbus, Ga.
y RA a R WasE. Computes IN
J. e. HURT, Publication. ].
Columbus, (Ga. March, 1851. &C.,
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THE CALIFoRNIANs IN SEARCH OF CLcTHEs.-
After the arrival Of the Ohio, yesterd ", it was
most curious to see the gold hunters from Cali
fornia, hurrying to the various clothing stores
in the city to procure new clothes, just as those
did on Sunday, who returned in the Prone,
theus They cut most extraordinary figure,
with their old hats, and clothes SO worn and
soed, and their boards unshaven, many Of them
being without coats, and some even without a
vest Carriages filled with them were driving
through the streets in all directions, but some
stores seemed to have almost monopoly, in
consequence Of runners, who paid per centage
for bringing the Califotnians to them In prefer
ence to other establishments These stores
must have received considerable amount Of
the precious stuff, in exchange for their various
articles Of clothing. The Californians, when
dressed in civilized garments, presented re-
markable contrast to their previous appearance.
Crowds followed the carriages, with eager Gu.
riosity, many not knowing who the occupants
were, and the latter seemed to enjoy the excite
ment they created, particularly as they had in
their trunks or belts what enabled them to laugh
at all who passed comments on their dress or
uncouth appearance The wonderful dust soon
clothed the naked. and made the rough perfectly
smoothly Y. Herald, Oct. Z.
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