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HAMBURG HERSELF AGAIN.

From q communication we present to our readers
to-day, signed "a Coop SWIMMER" it appears that
the town of Hamburg Is rapidly shaking of the
mud of the late rcshe and is ready again to leap into
the arena Of commercial emulation. We sincerely
congratulate our eilow.citizens Of that town upon
this improving state of affairs among them. And we
regret that any one, be he "good" or bad "swim-
mer," should even seem to advance the idea that we
exaggerated the injury to Hamburg from any thing
approaching 10 wuntonncss or careessness Our IN
formation was derived from what we regarded very
good authority, and not magniied one whit In fact,
we find, upon examination, that the +" Hamburg Re
pubcan' and the Augusta Const'tufionaiisf' (both
on the very scene of action almost deniicay the
same lugubrious tale OF rs did We. But about
this We care nothing and will say no more.
We are we'll pleased to hear through CA GOOD
SWIMMER that the damages, be they greater ut
smaller than we represented them to bc, arc being
rcpaired with so much spirit and activity. We are
plcased to know that our Hamburg Merchants are
prrparinc, like men, for a large Fall Trade. nothing
dauntcd by their recent disasters. And we wleh Tor
them abundant success. We have indeed, but little
doubt of their achieving it tu their hearts content
The Merchants ul that town have the reputation OF
being the flrest and liberal dealers IN their line
and from long personal experience we are prepared to
say that it is wcll-caned reputation. They are
contentcd with moderate profits upon their groceries
they give full prices for producc-and generally this
is done readily and without compelling the planter TO
run over town after good purchase or fair sale, as
is the case in other markets we have tried. There
are besides several operating, for the present
season, which are likely to draw large portion OF
the trade of Western Carolina to this long gtes,cd
market. The unfortunate accidents to the Greenvie
and Columbia RAILROAD will in all probability stop
much of the trade which would have gone 10 Colum.
BIZ. and Charleston by that route, and continue it for
vet another season in its old channel, viz 10 Ham.
burg. The Plank Road being completed TO the Pine
House. (twenly miles above Hamburg) will also be
another inducemcnt to those Of our planters who are
in the habit Of hauling their produce with their
owrl teams. These circumstances, added to the fact
Of which onr correspondent speaks so confidently,
1--WE mean III. unusually full supplies hand in that
market this season will, believe, ensure to the
men of business there rich harvest instead of the
"wlnter of discomfort" so sagey predicted by many
We hope our brethren OF the Press in the up-coun.
try will notice these inducements to trade with Ham.
burg and suggest their friends and subscribers the
propretv of giving her one benefit in full They
will be shown that she is still in siau quo, and before
the winter passes they may find it to their advantage
to continue their avors towards her for years to
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.szAa1nliaiz7aifs

OF THE SOUTH CAROLINA INSTITUTE,
EOR the promotion Of Arts. Mechanical Ingc-
J. nuity and Industry. and Agricultural pursuits.
The Fourth Annual Fair Of this Institute will bo
held in Charleston, :. c., commencing "n MON
DAY, 18th Of November next. and continue open
during the week.
II is expected that the opening address will be
delivered by the Hon. PiERnE SorLr. and an Ag-
ricutural address by EDMUND RurriS, Esq, Of Nir-
gna.
Specimens in every branch Of Mechanism. Art
and Industry, also of Cotton, Rice Sugar, Tobacco,
and all other agricultural prodncs-lI"rsrs, Cattle,
Sheep aud Swine, are solicited, for which suitable
premiums will BE- awarded.
To the Ladies' work, which has contributed 20
much to the success Of the Institute at all Of lis E1
hbitions the Committee have been specially charged,
and suitable and appropriate premiums will no
awarded TO the best specimens i'll every d, rartment.
The Board of Directors of this Institute feel great
pleasure in Announcing To its numerous friends and
members the triumphant success which has thus
far attended their cn,lrav"rs To awaken the South
States to their true interests in diYcrsying their
lahor. encouraging their own Mechanics and de-
veluping their resources, and the Board have NO
doubt that tho ensuing Exhibition will convince all
who may attcnd it, that the efforts which this lnsi-
uc has made for the last three years have not been
thrown away, but fully appreciated throughout the
entire South.
Persons desiring to exhibit articles at the ensuing
Fair will please address J.. NJ l!ATcn, ESQ Chair
man Committee Of Arrangements. at rs early day
az possible, so that suitable preparations may be
made and all articles hihr to the best advantage.
WM. N. LAWTON. Prrsd. mt.
WM. KIRKWOOD, lst Vice Prcsid't.
JOS. WALKER, Cd do do
W. G.. DESGASSrRE. Secretary.
J.. 4. EDMONSTON, Treasurer.
Directors-I. II. TAYLOR, G.. y. REYNoLns, jr.,
l. NJ ETArclr, l. W EpGrEroN. II ID WALKER, G z
RICHARDSON. T. } PoacuER. & ID CARR, WV I.ESBl,
IlrNur CoHIA, + G JONES. y y McINrosu.
JAMES H. TAYLOR
Chairman Com. Correspondence.
June % # %
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cured by her own resources, or if need be, BY
alliance with other powers. A vigorous policy
has been ordered, and the Captain General OF
the Island, in obedience to instructions, under
the apprehended revolt and invasion, has direct
cd that every person taken with arms in his
hands against the authorities, shall be shot
within three hours afterwards. A further order
has been issued, that in case any officer should
refuse to execute the foregoing penalty, he
shall be shot instantly for contumacy. The
failure of our course to convict the expedition
lists engaged in the last crusade against Cuba,
has not only encouraged others 10 repeat that
lawless enterprise, but it has created bad i'm:
preston abroad as to the ability of the judicial
tribunals to administer the law, in The face OF
morbid state of opinion"
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b. g. DUN IL A R ,
HAMBURG, S. C.

HAMBURG, ,. y.
uAS just received and offers fol. sae on &C.
---C7E cvrsfrirsS :..-A&r-s'r, -=N-
500 Pieces GUNNY BAGGING,
800 Pieces DUNDEE .:
500 Lbs l'nSging TIFINE,
2UO Coiln Bale ROPE.
30 Bales Brown STIRTINGS, assorted,
SO lIlils Choice BACON,
50 SUGAR. assorted,
% Barrels Crushed SUGARS,
10 Loaf ''
2U3 Bags RIO COFFEE.
50 IIh,s W. l. MOLASSES,
50 Barrels I" -
300 Kegs NAILS. assorted,
50 Barrel. ma CKEREL,
5000 Lbs WHITE LEAD,
25 Barrels LINSEED snd TRAIN OIL,
on0 Boxes GLASS,
1000 Sacks SALT
% Tons IRON. as.orted,
LEATHER, SHOES, BLANKETS and all othc
articles usually KEEP, by Grocers.
Sept Is It SIS
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THE EDGEFIELD ADVERTISER,
IS PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY BY
". F. DURlS0E, Proprietor,
1. SIAlKINS s. JOHN BACON, Editors.
Vn D IN $50

Two Dollars per year, if paid in advance-Two
DoLLARs and FIFTY CENTS if not paid in six months
-and THREE DOLLARS if not paid before the expira.
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limited at the time of subscribing will be considered
as made for indefinite period and will be contnu.
ed urti all arrearages paid. at the option Of
the Publisher. Subscriptions from other States mus,
invariably be accompanied with the cash preference
to some one known to us.
ADVERTISEMENTS will he conspcuouslY inserted
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insertion, and 81 l2 for each subsequent insertion
When only published Monthly or Quarterly, One
Dollar per square will be charged, All Advertise.
hents not having the desired number of insertions
marked on The margin, will be continued until forbid
and charged accordingly.
Those desiring to advertise by the year can 90 SC
liberal terms-it being distinctly understood that
contracts for yearly advertising confined 10 the
immediate, Legitimate business Of the firm or indirdu.
al contracting. Transient Advertisements must bs
phid for in advance.
For announcing Candidate, Three Dollars, in
advante.
For Advertising Estrays Toed, Two Dollars, to be
paid by HE Magistrate advertising.
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NllE Subscriber offers for sale his valuable Tract
L. Of Land, containing Two hundred and thirty
four (23i) acres, lying on both sides of Beach
Greek, near the Columbia Road, and adjoining lands
Of Capt. +. Ward, James McCarty and others.
On the Tract is good Dwelling House. Kitchen,
Smoke house. and all other necessary ou,-buildncs,
with an excellent well of water.
One hundred and twenty-five acres of the above
tract are olcared-ncarly all fresh land, and un-
der good fences. This Land is well adapted to the
cultivation of Cotton, Corn and Grain.
Said Tract can be traded for on good terms, be.
tween now and tho last Of October, but il not dis
posed Of BY that time, will be sold, at public outcrv,
at Edgeticld Court House, on the first Monday in
November next. JOHN AMACKER
Ridge, April IL Gn IL
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COM n E. R CIAL.
CoYrespondcncc of the Advertiser.


HAMBURG, SErr l3.
CorToS.-ht the making up Of our report Of las
week our market was quite brisk with an upwa,G
tcndcney-during the week we received advice.
from Liverpool up to the 2Sth August, which slim
ulatcd our buyers to advance to 4c. We have
received some | s bales Of the new crop, which was
sold at II to III cents. We quote extreme u
III cents.
Our merchant, in anticipation of heavy Fall bu'
sncss, are supplying themselves with larger and
better selected stocks than they have usually had
and arc offering Inducements to the farmers 10 come
to Hamburg.
We state, for the information Of those who may
wish to visit this place, that they need not enter
tain fears as to the health of the place; the town
has bren thoroughly clcanscd since tho inundation
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HON. ". F. pESiuSSURE.

o. our first page this week. We have inserted u
portion of speech made in the U. S. Senate re-
Gently by our worthy Senator, the Hon. W. F. De-
SAussuRE |, is i manly effort. breathing truly
Southern spirit throughout, and will amply repay
every reader for the small trouble of careful peru.
sal.
Senator DESAussURE has acted, during the entire
pas, session, with degree of propre,y and dignity
worthy of his position. Nor has he failed to speak
promptly and we'll for his State und her interests
whenever the necessity has arisen.
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COMMEND Us TO THE GOOD, GENEROUS AND
BRAVE!

We chccrfully give place to the following note just
received from gentleman Of Hamburg 1t makes
honorable mention Of other services rendered during
the late Flood. which We had not alluded to from g
norance of the Elcls:
MrssRs. EDlToRs:-In your last issue notice
very appropriae alluson 10 the efficient services
dcrr by Mr. LAMAR, and the hessrs. HOLLY, to our
citizens during the recent uunda'"n of Our town.
Willie we commend the of those gentlemen
named, we eau mention the names Of CHARLES
HAMMOND, Capt A. J. HAMMOND, SAMUEL rRow-
BRIDGE, r. j. BUTLER and l.. n. FoY all of whom
are alike entitled to the commcndation oi the public
and the gratitude OF our citizens.
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Chapman,s Cotton Gins /!

NE still make these best Of COTTON GINS
w at our old stand. We warrant them to civ,
sati,fiction, which they never fail TO do
All orders thankfully received and promptly At
tended to.
Persons who find it more convenient will pleas,
inquire Of Mr. LOB HILL, Edgefcld G. IT,, who
will keep on hand one or more Of these Gins for
sale. Address CHAPMAN & SONS,
Cocman's Y Roads, Edsefcld, s. C.
Sent IL ,f
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Imnortant to Duspeptics !!

Dr. j S. HouonroS's PrrsIs, the True Djgcs-
tive Fluid, or Gastric Juice, prepared from RESSET
or the FOURTH STOMACH OF TIE Ok after directions
Of Baron LIEDIo, the great Ph! sological Chemist
by j. S: Houghton, Md, Philadelphia. See no
ticc among the Advertisements.
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u GO ~ n do


TT will BE- seen from the Card Of CHAMBERS, JRF-
i rEKs & Co., tha, have connected myself with
that firm for the purpose of carrying on general
Factorage s. Commission Business,
in Charleston, where shall give n:y personal at
tcntiun " business.
From my long experience in business in this
place and general acquaintance with The custom
and wants Of the country and an untiring devotion
TO tho interests Of friends, hope to merit and ro-
crve :ull share Of patronage.
In leaving Hamburg, cannot think or feel that
bid adicu to my friends, among whom have been
raised and for whom have long done more or lrss
business. shall still be in Carolina. and Caro-
nan. and will br in Charleston, where ! can serve
you to great advantage. and respectfully solicit y"ur
orders 10 CHAMBERS. JErsERs & Co., while most
cordially return my thanks for all past ivors, pat
ronagc aud confidence.
Hamburg, Sept l3, 1852.
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fHE CUBAN IyvADERs:--The Spanish Min
y at Washington has called the attention of
Executive Department Of the Government
ac new organizations that are forming for
&her invasion of Cuba. The Washington
Respondent of the New York Courier, in
Puneing the alarm Of the Spanish Minister,
Spain will contest the possession Of Cuba,
s is her just right to do, at every hazard, and
q every means of defence that can be pro-
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To Managers of Election.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
OFFICE COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS.
r TIIOS. G. BACON, Clerk Of said Court, in
i, pursuance Of the directions Of tho Act Of the
Legislature, in such cases made and provided, do
hereby give notice that an Election for TAN COL
I.ECTOR f"r Edgrticd District, will be held on
second Monday in October next at the usual places
of election ,hroushou the said District.
Witness my hand, at EdgcEeld Court House, this
the 9Th Sept, 1852.
TIIOS. G.. BACON, c.E.p.
Sept Is 1t 80
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CONTINUATION OF BUSINESS,

HAMBURG, S. C.
WE the Undersigned will continue business
w in this place. and will promptly attend to
the RECEIVING and FORWARDING GOODS,
Sell or Store Cotton,
BUY or SEND GOODS to order. VIII keep
constantly on hand for sale,
Bagging, Rope, Sugar, Coffee, Molasses,
SALT, BACON,
and all other leading articles Will make liberal
advances on produce in Store. or such as may BE-
shipped to our friends in Charleston or Savannah.
Our II. l.. JEFFERS will be in Charleston,
where he is engaged in Business, (sce Card Of
CHAMBERS, JErrEns s. Co.. and for whom we
bcspeak a liberal support.
Our 4. j. BUCkMASTER will BE- here aided
BY competent and experienced assistants and sol-
cits a share Of patronage.
We take this opportunity Of returning our thanks
to our friends and the public for their very liberal
patronage.
JEFFERS, COTHRAN 6 co.
Sept. l3 5d2m 35e
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Candles, &c.

A FINE Stock Of Pure Sperm CANDLES,
~ Adamantine, Star, Hull & Son's-a superior
article Of Starch, blue and white Soap Of every
description. Turpcntine Castcel. Family, & Toilette.
Also, Wooden Ware, Churns, Buckets, Tubs,
Brooms, 60, of all descriptions.
S. r. BOWERS.
Hamburg. Aprl2 81 If IA
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Read This and save Cost

'TNtIE Subscriber respectfully notifies all those
4 indebted to the Firm Of GLOVER Il MArs. and
also to himself, either by not. open account, to
make payment on or before Return Day, as longer
indulgence cannot be given.
WM. B. MAYS.
Sept l5 Il IS
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EXTENSIVE SALE OF FURNITURE.

WE would call the attention of Hotel keepers, and
others. TO the extensive sale of Furniture to take
place in Augusta the 2Sth ins:., byJ s. HuTcniS'
SON. They will find 1t to their interest TO attend the
sale, US all articles advertised will be disposed Of
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Notice.

A IL Persons indebted to the Estate Of Jane
~ Logan, decd, are requested to make i,nmc-
diatc payment, and those having demands will pre-
sent them forthwith, properly attcrcd according to
law. AMBROSE MN, Admir-
Feb 5 l2m 3
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Notice.

NJ ALI. Cotton or Produce intended for. ne,
shipped down the Savannah River by way Of Canal
to Augusta will be- forwarded to us, at Charleston,
free Of charges, except drayagc:
CHAMBERS, .IEFFERS & co.
Scnt 10 5j3m 81
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Butler Lodge, No. II, l. 0. 0. F

.ssssss.< Regular Meeting Of this Lodge
4gSea& will be held on Monday evening next
ssIiTae O'Clock.
All those in arrears are earnestly requested TO
attend on or before nrs Sac-day night, the Rule
Of the Lodge will certainly BE- enforced against them
LEWIS JONES, Secretary.
Sept 1t So
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Notice..

A III. Persons indebted to the estate Of Oliver
~ Towlcs, are requested to make immediate nav.
mcnt, and those having demands against the same
will render them in properly attcsted.
II. NJ. SCURRY, Administrator.
Oct Q H 90
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Notice.

DERSONS indebted to the Estate Of Hugh Neal
L. deed, arc requested to make promp. pay
ment, and all those having demands to present then,
Immediately, properly a,,rs,ci.
j. IS ~. }. NEAL, Adm'rs.
Sept Is It IS
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Notice..

HhyING taken charg. "fthe estate ofCol John
i Il Gaskins, decd, IN Derslicr. those who are in
dcbtcd to the cstate will make payment by the ls,
Of January next, and thnse having demands will
present them, properly attrsted, by that time.
II. T. WRIGHT, u.E.D
Ordinarys Office, Sept l3. 1859. 3m 35
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Eg- The Rev. Mr.. BIRMINGHAM, d. d., will
preach in the Court House. at this place, on The 4t
Sunday of this montt-preacllng to commence at
n o'clock
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HARD RUN,

VIZ wish we knew of something upon which Ia
exercise our scribbng propensiiies but truth say
we know Of nothing. We are emphaticaIIy hard
run" for paragraph. There stands our devil with
that terrible query upon his lips, "any copy this
morning % And here we sit, unable TO give nny
thing like an affirmative answer. The only thing we
can do is to grunt forth an ambiguous umph!' and
go through the motions Of writing scdulousy as
possible This no very pleasant occupation rs any
one bu, Fanny Fern would admit and .'confound
her in nfcrnal pictcr," US sandhl Dave Johnson
would say
"Any copy this morning," again exclnims our
imp nerruping US with somewhat increasing vehc-
menre.
Certainly" we reply with deepening ve1a,ion-
"copy enough in good time, if you will exercise
some small degree of palience--dont you see me as
busy az a hen upon duns.h!" !"
Well, scratch out your grIb-worms quick, for the
Press can't wait"
This was hard TO take; but we thought it would be
the better plan 10 hold in wrath and struggle ON
the end of one short chapter with The spirit and
perseverance of an infatuated Saluda gold-dggcr
And we merely took time TO exclaim, what sort
Of matter do you want!"
"Wc want something new, "ob course" returned
our young Diavolo with startling rapidty."
Something new, sir! Don't you read in Solomon
that there's nothing new under the sun !"
"When reads Solomon, ] reads Solomor-and
when comes for copy, comes for copy" rcjoined
he with arch maliciousncss.
1t was too much 10 bear-wc bounced from Our
scat-rst thought of kicking tho imp into the back
yard-concluded quickly not to be so .pitefuI-
returned for an instant merely to write these last
words, I" Gone glim ring" &C.
ADDENDUM BY TIE DEvIL--And he uns gone,
sure enough like shooting star. Who would bo an
Editor when he could be Devil
ACCIDENT on THE RALRoAD.-The Hamburg
train coming down yesterday, was thrown off
the track at one o'clock, eight miles from
Charleston by the giving way of a culvert which
had been impcrceptbly undermined by the
heavy rains Of Tuesday night and yesterday
morning.
None of the passengers were hurt, beyond
few slight bruises; but an uncommonly smart
and intelligent colored lad, in the employ of the
company named Elsey or Doctor Esey, as he
was commonly called, was killed. lie was
standing on the platform at the break aud was
crushed in the concuasion of the cars.
The mail and baggage ears were badly dam
aged and one of the passenger cars injurcd-the
two other passenger cars were unhurt. The
engine and tender is thrown on its side and
good deal injured probably. A part of the pas
sengers were sent back to Summeryie, tile
others with the mails reached Charleston about |
half past five p. M.
The passengers and mails will be carried !
through to-day as u.ual,-Charlcston Mercury,
9th hlst.
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On motion, Mr.. Charles II. Mot, formerly
of the Planters Hotel, (Charleston) was called
Ito the Chair, and Mr.. J. G.. Hill requested 10
Sact as secretary, when the following Preamble
4Sand Resolutions were presented aud unau-
! $nousIy adopted:
a Whereas VIC the visitors and sojourners, to-
4eether with other members Of our families,
:8nany Of us having spent months, weeks and
Rays, at this delightful watering place; and
Whereas we have noticed with profound regret
IN article under the head Of editorial Of the
;$f the Edgeliold Advertiser, the language and
S3tyle Of which strikes us with extreme surprise :;
2S8nd whereas we feel it not only due to the very
Mind, courteous and gentlemany proprietors,
Put also to ourselves and the community, to
&}ius give expression to our views and feelings
n elatiye to Chicks Springs as 4 summer resort ::
a Res0ired, Isl. That in our opinion the purity
Md healthfulness of the climate and efficacy of
$he waters, are equaled by but few, and sur.
PISSED by no watering place. 1t is farther our
o ost candid judgement, that the accommoda-
3ons, such as rooms, bedding, the fare, and the
kcellent attention. bestowed generally by the
&Sopretors, are seldom met with at any Hotel
~ watering place in the country.
$ Resolved 3d. That we respectfully, and in
s half of our families, tender our thanks to the
IS essrs. Chick and their most amiable ladies for
eir very great kindness and hospitality whilst
ir guests.
Resolred, 3D. That we furthermore thus beg
g We to differ with the author of the aforesaid
}#5clc, in the opinion formed from flying visit,
IA regard the expression Of the same wholly
ISL ealled for.
eesolrcd, 4th. That copy of the above
solutions be presented to the Messrs. Chick
Iy making such use of them as they deem
SSISaper. c. II. Mot, Chntn.
C.. HILL, Scc'ry.
Sept. lst, 1882
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Peach BRANDY.

A SUFERIOR article Of PEACH BRANDY,
n just the thing for putting up Peaches. For sato
by HOI1INGSWORTH g. NICHOLAS.
Aug Is If 81
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CAROLINA OLIvES.-Wc received yesterday
from Mr.. Robert Chisolm, of Beaufort, a bottle
of choice Gives, grown by him. They arc Of
rich flavor and good size, and will compare
Eav"rnbIy with the imported. They prove, be.
y"nd doubt, the capacity of our soil and
climate for their successful culture.
Irb,rln.tnp N,r,nry