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The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-11-24
I HIS WAYi
The Chea apest Goods in Town!!!
JAMES STEWART

h VAS the cheapest and prtttiest goods in thil
h 4 town. People are focking there continually
10 get bargains. and they never miss them. HIS
stock consists Of every variety of Dry Goods, 6ro.
ceries, Queenswarc, llardwarl. etc. There i M
use in making n lang story about it., for mn de-
Icrmined to sell cheaper than any store in bhi,
town. Come one, come all, aud see his goods, fol
they are all the rage.
Cldiz, Nov 3, 1859.
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OF INTEREST
To Merchants, clerks, Teach,
CFS, SfN(feuls (gssfI CfU .JEcu.

4 USr rlIUBLISHED-A NV AND COM
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iundim' nIal operations Of ATithmctc c may b"
pcriuImed i an Incredibly AhOTf space of Time
To nccone a master OF them viii Teguire nOt
more th an couple hours study OF any goo
s..und mind; aud The student will thereby he en-
Hbled to Add, Substract, Multiply or Divide IL
any snm no matter OF how many fgmrs, more
arcurale!y. (indee,l, beyond The posnJihiyofn, er
roT } irsshaH One.yjowh The time required in The
old system.
Rules for the Calculation of Interest
which will work out the interest al aGy Tale upon
any sum. with the utn,oa accuracy. and a sinplisi-
'y iulN equol to all the other operations by rlis.
ard vas ly superior to all cuursc in Ihe Old plHa
Together, these luIm lhc most complete treatise
on ,hc science of numbers ever issucd-and are
nca lCulably valuable TO all men frum lheirncyCr-
ailiug acrur"cy, and 10 business men from ihe
immense amount of dine lLey SAFE from the IN lst
wcarisomc detail OF business life. Particularly
ought they To be in the hahds Of Merchants aud
Clerks. Teachers and Stu Gents, and yoIns men
generally.
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TFNIIE amount off per centagc levied on each
bundled dollars OF valualnn on the taxable
property in the several Townships in said Coun-
Nv. flr lhe wear A. D. 1852. is rs folnms;--

The Borough Of CNdiz poysa Corporation Tax
of7-IO OF millor cents on the 500 Of vaua.
tion. X. X. PRICE, Auditor OF Harrison co.
seplcmber 6, 1852.
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N. Il TIFENiS E1E.TALESEN.
MARY.
Coarse OF SfMEyiTS,

.O4thography; Bntauy--Linroiis;
Reading, Algrhrn--Dayiea;
Writing; Geometry" " Lcgrndrc;
G GRAMMAR bulIinh's; Ri.nurics-NcwI lnn's;
Grography-. Mltchells; l."gic--IIedgc's;
Ancitul-Gro. " :" Elements OF Criticism
kumes:
Arithmrtio-Ray's; Evidence Of Chr isinn-
ity-Altxander;
History IT, 5. Wizards; Mental Phil.-Abcrcrnn
b;c's;
History Universal, -" Moral Phil - Way
Nat. philosophy oms Cd ; Analogy Natural
Il Revealed
Aatrunom, Buniu's; Rc!igion-- Buffers;
GheInistr5 --Gray, ComEosit0
Phy ysiolD ~ -Cuttcr's; alisshcn
's'E3ssNES.
For Il session oi tive months
Reading Writing GeograFhy and Grammar
So 90.
Al other English branches. $500.
E3XE'GsA CHARGES.
Music on the Primo. S!4 90
Use Of shc Piano, 4,r0.
Music on tho Guitar, IA 40.
! Use Of oflnstrument, 2,0l.
Vocal Music, 2.U0.
ErCuch 600.
Drawing & Painting, 800,
Use Of Patterns. LOO.
Nnc IIaf Payable in Advance.
The Winter Session Commences on the Grsl
Monday of November.
Bonrdine Rooms n liIrneure, from 81 % to
50 per week. Under the energetic q scholer
like management of the Principal, Miss S. j..
Thompson and her assistant. this Institution,
although in itz infancy. bids fair t. hIcOmc AN
efieicnt auxiliary in the important work OF
Frrnaic Education.
Oct. 2nth 1852 Gw.
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Final Accounts.

NOTICE is tercb. given, that that the fol.
" lowing accounts have been filed in the
Probate Court of Harrison County. Ohio, fol
settlement
The final account Of J Shobcr, surviving Exe
cuior OF George Shutz, deceased.
The final nccount OF Waite, Jamison, Guardian
of John Jamison, Minor; and that tho sumo will
be scye ally examined and passed upon by the un-
dcrsigned, on Thursday, the Cd day of December
next. b W.VlERs, Probate Judge,
November 10, 1859.
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DIED

On November l4.h, ELIZA JAsE wife OF
SmRDINE BrsBT, in ihe 3ls, year a. her ase.
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4N Il " OAO1 x11NO HAOnGs
WTE are now recei wing and opening 1.-THE
wv Store Room Tor mcily occupies by
Miliken & Grimes, Main Sutu, cppIrite the
Court House, an unrivalled assortment OF
Ready Made Clothing,
Consisting in part Of double and single over
coats, OF every varie ~ and sly lo; sack and
business coats; cloth. castiHere. satiIot, tweed
and jean pants; yes Is of qualities and sty les
MngyT, Mexican aud brush hats.
EsOLEsksN HATS, EXTRA,
Plush caps, of vrriou colOrs and sly les; Shirt
and shirt ollars all styles; stocks and cIa-
vats trunks, vulises &c &c.
Which was made expressly to our order, Of
good material and made to wear, Rnor tic
most approved city style. and all oiwhich We
new fer tor cash at the lowest prices.
TElE PEOPLE
Would find it greatly TO their advantaee to give
us IL call before they purchase, us we intend To
Keep the Lest general assortment, and give tic
greatest bargains III our line, that have ever
before been offered to this community.
: seeing is believing ust call and examine
IIor yOurelycs. Up. JOHNSON q Co.
Cadiz. October 6, 1859.
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NOTICE

Is hereby given thar will attend at the usual
place ofholang Elections in tn, several town
ships OF llarri'on County for tue purpose of ie-
ceiying said taxes, ns follows:
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New Hagerstown Academy.

ME winter scssinI Of This Institution com
4 ncncrs on the first Wednesday OF Novrm,
ber under the suprrintcnd,nce and instruction Of
The Rev. WIN LAVERTY, II grnduate OF Wash
ing'on College. He prosecuted his professional
SGdies at Princeton Nh. J.. brings lha hiy hest
ctshmonials Of scholarship Hn,, "ther qua hica.
tions for teaching nm academy, rom the Faculiy
Washington ColIcge--From the Hon. II. II.
Leavilt--and the Rev Mr.. Cumings, Ct StcuLcn-
willie He has also had considerable expert cncc
in tie tchIng. r. BROWN,
Sep. y, l5J2--3'. IRE =. of the Board.
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New Fall and Winter Goods
8. & Il. M'EAnnEHr

1 RE receiving the largest stock of Goods thew
II have ever offered 10 the public of Harrison
IA county Our goods were mlrchosed IN tbe
most favorable terms. and COMPRISING English,
German, French. India and American Mar u(ao.
turc.
Their stock hcing very extensive, the most fas.
ridious cannot f,iI in being please The atten-
liru of the public is invited TO examine This mag
iiircnt stock before purchasing elsewhere,
Cadiz. October 7 1852.
THRESII TEAS, Gunpowder, Imperial, Young
T. Tyson and Oofg Teas, OF the latest minors
rations Fresh and fragrant. The lovers of lhl
delightful beverage are invited to ty - cum and
be refreshu 80 1t is kent constantly hy
s. and IA. NcFADDEN
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Rules for tho Calculation of Interest
ORDER EARLY!

The copies OF the l,w remaining hundreds OF
tho present edition are being hurried oil ut price
greatly reduced from that (Sj, at which the bal
ance were sold. TO make rom fli new ediuon
To Eo gotten n, in In magnificent and costly sty lc
i'm medihttly upon closing out the present one. :.
Every purchaser is bound (as Il matter OF Ius-
rcc ana protection to tie CopyrightisD by his
sacred pledge OF honor, to use the Proccsscs Tor
the instruction of himself only, and tc impalt the
Crnatiun ootaimcd from them 10 no one.
ITO obtain the Processes it is necessary to give
och pledge. with the price, Three Dollars,
cncl closcd in letter, post paid, directed to 2.
AY MARKIEI, Funkst9'rn. u asIngton Co.
MGrgiand. The Processes will he forwarded
Fust-paid, o The gwen addr ss BE particular to
PORTE the name OF the Post Office, County and
wtate distinctly; with those neg lectng this mis-
takes frequently occur.
These preferring ii, can order copies OF the
frthC oming edition, will be ready about the
holidays The price viii be Sc; orders sent he.
fore its issue will be filled us soon us the copies
are ready Tor 3
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LEWIS EESVTON

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
AND SOLICITOR IN CIlANCERY.
EMTILL PRACTICE in Harrison and the nd.
w joining counties. Collections. the bus.
ness of Executors and Administrators, Gnarllans
mud Wards, Petitions for Partition, settlement nl
Es!ater, and all other business entrusted to his
nre,s will receive his prompt attention Ohice in
The old stand, opposite Barrett's llstcI
oct29-iy
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Premium Clothing Store.

A F. MOORE nj procured he service Of
IN four of the best workmcn in the est and
Is happy to say to his friends TINT he is pre-.
pared TO do better work than is done in any
slnGinr establishment in The country, he assnrcs
his friends that all his tensive st0t ofclohing
is got up by himself and not one doAlrs worth
Of eas ern sop shop work is in hrs store, moth
ing but what lie warrants be of the best ma
tGrial and unriynllod in workmanship.
October i3, 1852. AF. MOOiE.
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Final Accounts.

NOTICE ishereby given that the following nc
eounlt have been filed in the Probnte Cont,
d Harrison comfy Ohio, for settlement.
The linal account of George II. Ilcbering, MS
OF the Estate of John Cheney, dc.
ceased and the final account OF Matthew Clarke.
as Guar linn Tor john Jamison, Minnr .and thai
the same will DC gruernlly examined md pa asscd
upon by the undersigned, ON Monday tho 2ad day
o November next. Il. w. ElERS,
Oct. 9Th, 1859, Probate Judge.
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FSaE BEST FEMALE MEDICINE
ESHDHe


The peculiar NAL ,dts 10 which females are
suhsiCf commonly prcdurC great bodily rXhaus.
toR.uccompanied by a depressed MI OnIn gloomy
state o nimu. As the system declines in strength
the rc ia II loss OF nCrvIUs power, and this very
naturally impairs the enGr&y OF the mind ami
dislurb6 the equaniH ~ of the temper. Every
candid woman who has suffered from female
complaints will admit this To be the mOurnu
truth. Now, to obtain reiicl, il is only nrGCssa.
rs 10 stop the tendency to depletion and debility
This Is done by renewing mat lCuutHin ct rHlth
aud srrcngtF, the BLOOD, and no medicine nc.
complishcs this desirable result go speedily and
complete Il ''Dr. Guy sotpS Improved Extract OF
y elbow Dock aud Sarsapartlia.'
Ii dies OF pale complexion and consumpljvc
habits, and such rs are dchiltared by those oh.
strucrions which females re liable to- ire resto-
red, by the use ut Il bOtIe Or Two, to hluom nd
Io vigur.
ScIoiula and Cancer cured by DR.. Gnysotts Tx .
tract OF YclIGw Dock and SarsaparilIa.
KUrLELGE Granger county, Tenn)
April u 1882.
J. d. PARE, Csq., CINCINNATI, o. Dear Sit
1t gives me great satisfaction 10 aid ny testimony
in iilvur or"Dr Guy ysotl's Extract of Yellow Dock
and Sarsaparia,'' 10 that of the numcr, us and
highly respectable crsons who have been bene-
flied by the medicine.
My vile has been suffering for the space ofncnr-
ly five years with $cro iuia and Cancer. which !
think, tound It's rign III tie dcrnngcmcnts Of the
system pcculia to her sex. while in the mean time
si was under the care OF The most eminent Ply
siC:ans in This section OF CO ntry, without der.
wing any material aid from their prescriptions
Npon the rCconmcuda tiuu of DR., Cuckes, one
Of our Physicians, who bad seen llic Inrhicint
used with hhnppy infect, obtained Of your agents
here. "Messrs. ice McFarand," one bottle 0l
"Dr. Guyso:t's Extract OF Yellow Dock and
Sarsaparila," and as my wiic found reliei from.
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WOOD Il SMITH
4 Cadiz, Octobe, l3, 1852
nj AlLs cou. family on hand best make at
WOOD and SMITHS.
gpOPEs, bed cor DIS and lines at
H. WOOD aud SMI rlPS,
CROCERIES, all kinds ronst ,n,Iy on hand
SEut FOOD aud SMITHS.
P.S. We take especial pains that our gro
Gel ics shall be OF the LIST qupIity.
StADDLES, brides, harness &C.. Of every
= kind, furnished to order on the shortest no.
uce by w OOD anG SMITH,
GtARPET BAGS, carpet crash, oil cloths for
floors and tables at WOOD n SMITHS
N7ELVETS, fancy for childreHs wear, a.o all
Y cOors of fanncs for chilrens wear and
trimmings, ut WOOD 4 SMITHS.
i UMBRELLAS. at
WOOD and SMITHS.
( NOTHING oTall kinds on hand or furnished
4 J or III atIe n on the shorlcst II office nd war.
rantclt rcldrr complete Satisfaction by
WOOD and SMITH.
GtOFFEE NJ ILLS let quality at
~ WOOD and SMITHS.
A UEENSWARE in sets on my way, at
", WOOD and SMlTlIS.
SILK We lyet, black and in coIon mt
- WOOD and SMlTEl'S.
gINNE FAMILY FLOUR, fresh nt ull .incs
L and IL wheel barrow tn lend, Mt
WOOD " SMITHS.
CauizO ctobcr l3, 1852
FENll BIT shawls, wool sha IL, all cotors and
1 prices ut WOOD Il ShrrItS
TO the Tax Payers Of Harrison
Comfy.
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After which time will keep an Office in Ca
liz ror the purpose of receiving taxes until the
20th day of December, 1859.
All pcrsnns who have performed labor on tie
highway in discharge Of their road tax will be re.
qnired to produce the Supervisors certificate for
the same.
HILBERT, County Treasurer.
CadiZ srnta,nher g. Ia52
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CTEAIHs MANUEACT.

FNNIIE snhscrihcT WISHES to info - = y::,.-
crs and The public generally, tcopy cf II
hund lot OF CEI,AIses. ma,ls ID 6s 7in KicA
he will sell tor caah or approved eoiNtfM ,sasace,
and that he still Continues to maAnf MI,afl
she different varieties of Chnirs, Setle ~ 1a~
bles, Arm-Chairs. small Chairs. etc., etl n hIs
,tand, on Warren street, lpw daoFs s0,ith efs.
g. u. M'Faddcn's st5re,.
icb4 NJ. Msn0NEETK #
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OYsrERs! OYNEliIkAI! OYsTElkS

OYSTERS! OYSGELkSt! OYSTERS -!
M RS. DIVINE has opened her Oyster Saloons,
1VA and 10 now prepared TO furnish Oysters IN
the best and NIL styles. Her table will always be
found ladened with all the luxurics pertaining to
an Oyster table.
Lad les Saloon up stairs.
Oysters furnished for parties and Sy;s ami
lies by the can vr half can.
November 3, 1851.
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VIII turR. without Fail.

SCROFrLI nR hlNGs EYlL, IANCERs. IIMIRs, tRrP.
TioSs OF TmE ski, EEIsiTEIAg. CuEUNiC SuRt-
EYEs. EINGwoRN OR TErrERs. Sc,ID IiE,u, Rurr-
,TISsI. Pass ~ Tnz BuNEs on yuINTs, OLD SoKEs
AND ULCERs, SWELLING OF or TmE Glands, syphilis
Dy spcp.ia. Salt Rnrun. Disease Of kiIlnrls.
Loss ui Appetite. Disease arisus from the ua
of Mercury, Pain ia the Side and Shuuldrrs. .Ge.
neral Debility Drolsy, Lumhagu, Jaundrc aud
GOltiVrurss
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Local 4 ocnis Wanted.

In every town. aud all through tie country,
great numbers OF these rules can he disposed of
by amy one Who will only take the trouble to
make cir scope known. They comprise that
which business men, and every Gody has long
felt the want of and will gladly obtain. TAe
nature Of the business allows amy Que to act as
agent, and to energy ensures II large reward
As before explained the business rcqninng sccrc-
cy, orders trum agents are filled in Srpcrltc seal
cd envelopes for delivery through their hands
Where II number oIthree copies or more are or
dcrcd with the remittance ut one lime, 33 per
cent. IsnIloN ed to be retained ns ,ht It gent s
fec; nd So per cent ON orders fer eight o: more.
Sept %, ISJ2-5n
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DR.. GuysOtt's Improved Extract Of
Yellow Dock G Sarsaprrilla.

rs NOW PUT U9 IN TnE LARGEST ST.
zed Bottles. and is Acknowledged tu h,. tla beet
SARSAPARlLLA made, as is Ger iifrd by the
WONDERFUL CUREs IL has performed. the rigna
cnpicsIOf which are j. The pussi Usiou ul the PIu-
priJiOr. Remember, this is the only TRUE aud
ORIGINAL article.
The Medicine, wen usCd according to dircc-
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.N'ceU
BOOTS & SHOES.

sSCeC
BOOTS & SHOES.
T. PHILLIPS & SON
Y T AVE now recs ivcd their second lot Of FALL,
! Z and WINTER BOOTS and SHOES, which
cmDrnces every style and quality in The Shoe
trade for Ladies' Misses and Children's wear:
Gents, Boys and Youths Boots aud Shoes -
Thankful Ior past fnvors. they respectfully solicit
Il Continuance OF The Saine from their id cnstom-
rrs, and rs many new ones rs may make il con-
venicnt to call. We keep constantly on hand n
general assortment Of Morocco and Fancy ieath -.
er, Kid, Lnngs Bindings, Sole and UpptI Leath
or, Shoe Thread, Nails, Pegs, &c.--Also, travel
ling Trunks of every description, II of wIch " q
offer to Ike public on the most reasonable terms mt
our old stand opposite The Court House.
T.PlllLLIPS & SON.
Move be1 2, 1852.
Meas winter Boots.
NXTE haze now on nund and rea ~ COR snlc :,
wv first rate assortment of Mems Winter
Boots. consisting of Upper, KIP, and Calf Skin.
al our own Nuke and warranted.
r. PHILLIPS and Son,
Gents Fiac sOOtS!
CONSISTING of patent Leather, French Cali
I Iand Mems Morocco, always ON hand, or made
to order on the shortest notice. al the Boot. Shoe
and Gather store of
T.P[IILLIPS and SON.
Ladies' Fancy Shoes
nF every style aud variety, Consisting in mart
~ Of fine Italian Cloth, full and nnlf Gators
fine French Morocco, Kid, Bronze, and ennmcled
Leather Boots, double aud single soled. very
neat article o French Morocco, kid and Mem.
Morocco walking Shoes, Pclka Boots. Jenny Lind
Slippers, Ex:csirs, Gum Shoes SC just receiv-
ed and tor sale BY
#, PHILLIPS and SON.
Ladies' GIlEm Shoes
A new and beautiful article of Ladies' Gum
"A, Shoes altogether the incest article evsr
manufIc turcd, can be had ar any time by calling
on j. PHILLIPS and SON.
Misses Boots.
a nice lot az Missrs' Coat, alf and Kin Boots
"A and Gum Over Shoes. now ready Tor sas by
+. PHILLIPS and Son.
Boys and YOUTHS ROeIs.
s CASLS Boys aud Youths Boots, thick and
W heavy, double and single soIed-- just the ar
iolc 10 Winter wear nov on hand and ready
ar safe by L. PHILLIPS and son.
ChildrcM'sS Shoes
ALTOGETHERt the beet variety in the Market,
can be found at tho well known establishment {
II. PHILLIPS Il SON.
LCatIicF! LCaIher!!
' ME best article or Iampico, Cape and Mad
IL ras Boot Morocco. Madras Brush and south
American Md, Bronze, Blue and Green Morocco,
striped Goat Bindings, Pink, yellow. Blue, Green
and Red Lining Skins, Maroon Boot Tops, Welsh
Linings. &C., Tor snle Wholesale or retai Mt the
Boot. Shoe ard Leather store of
+. PHILLIPS & SON.
Sole Leather,
= ME best article Red sole Leather, also Up
a per Leather suid To- be the best Manufacture
oil in this county, kept constantly OH haAd and for
snle by T. PHILLIPS and SON.
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~ OaV come Gb9a,

A LII our old customers (and thanks be to
~ them ,heir names are Lcgions) and II.
many more IT'S can in any wise make il conye-
nicmt The more the merrieT, The more custo-
mers VIC have tie cheaper we can afford to sell.
NV dollars worth sold at ten per cent. profit s
better. than one at twenty per cent. This IS
our plan n,a Y goods aud short pr9fts
We have the best winter stock we ever Lad
Al general aud almost universal variety, too 'c
dious to cnumrrHte but not too many 10 show.
Come on then, we are very throng but shalt he
very glad to zee yoa all.
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Engraved by 7. i. WELCH, Esq, alter
the original portrait painted by THOMAS
Esq.
This Por,ralt will be u match kr III Wash
ington, and is in every respect as well got up,
Price $500 per copy. Address as abs'e.
Oetuber 3, 1852.
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OUR Woe IA PAST!

Tie Lion roareM and the Seren MYnders
mterS Meir voiccs, lie Mat las an ear to lear
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NEW CLOTHING STORE.

KOoms-nndcr The KcpubIicl OlIice.
aug. 25, ls52.-lyr.
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South Carolina Mining Operations.


The yield of Mr.. Dorn's gold mine is exciting, rs
zens True, the credulity Of an occasional reader
issorey tried by thereports of his enormous profits
But such persons should remember that sometimes
(" truth is stranger even than felton, And al
though il may seem passing strange" that such
woods Of South Carolina, yet 1t Is nevertheless in
dubitably substantated, by more than two or three
witnesses. that such is the fact. And the with
holding Of the credenee of any one, be he
ever. SO scientific or shrewd, does not weaken
the fact one whit. The King of Siam swore that
the traveller, who told him Of ice, was an arrant
liar, because he (the King) had never seen it, But
this sort OF ratiocination won't pass in this great
age:-n0, no.
Below we give the sum and substance of an exact
and true account Of Mr.. d. 8 mining operations for
the month of March,
Total produce, 6,l67 pcnnyweights-making an
average for each working day, of about oO6 penny
This daily yield is worth nearly one thousand
dollars, which is proved by the fact that 1852 pen
nywcights, already carried to the mint by a re-
sIonsible agent, has been sold for something over
si,S00. Pretty fair we repeat, fo- eight hands in
South Carolina diggings.
One of the first waltzes we learned to make our
flute discourse was called the Silver Miners
Waltz 1t is high time, we think, that the
"Gold Miners" should be composed Where i:
friend Ogden Of Laurens mcmoryf
Since pennng the foregoing remarks, we learr
that Mr.. Dorm has had weighed in this place, by
sklful druggist GO pounds of gold dust There
The old tafhiorcd weight for you