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NEW BOoKs.-rbe Mystery Solved OF Irelnnds Mseries-
the Grand Cause Cure, by the Rev. Edward Marcus D
NJ H. missionary agent Irish Presbyterian church 20 cents
Jauiie Gordon or, Orphan. illustrated. 70 cents =
Shades of Character the Infant Pilgrim by Anne Woourohe
q vols. 81 30. ~. -.
Near Home or The Countries Europe Described with hne
dotes and by author Of Peep q Day.
sc rs ..r ,u,,-
Far on or Australia Described by the author OF ine
unon Line" sc, rs cents. s......
sday Iousea Tales, Illustrated; by Miss caharins
Sinclair. rs
Olive Leaves by Mrs H. H. Sieoumey illustrated 70 cents
The Lost by nr kifo rs cents.
Living Denda Series OF Home Truths by Rev. j. " he
IS s... 4.....cs..,r
Seventh street, doors above Odd Fellows Hall
Oct rs
Avn warrants wsnssd.--Ths highest maket prices paid
-. m..rar,s HAMILTON a. PANT,
oct o. am once opposite Treasury Building
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THE Lost senses-Dcarnes. and Biindnes.g by Dr.
Il Kto.
Tnis work Of interest, from q the most learned
and accomplished writer's o the revealing the mysteries OF TIE
world which those who been deprived of the of
Eyer his boyhood for Than thirty years
passed life of activity scholar of
deafness which hvng creature be sub
His HIMSELF and his discriminating
OF blind, flames Mtehol Laura Bdgsman
oer eplcte with profound thought the Interesting
presented in the Of their mental usnngn
lCAriafap Observer.
Rrro's DsrLy BBtr Series vols
10 mo- 81
Vol. 4. Antediuvians and Patriarchs.
q. Moses and the Judges
3. Samuel saul, and David.
4. solomon and the Kings.
Evening Series vols 70 mo. ~.
Vol. 4. Job and the Poctical Books.
g. isaiah and the Prophets.
Q. The iiic and Death Of our Lord.
4. and the Early Church.
For sale a GRAY BALLANryNE's Bookstore
Sep lift 7th street, two doors above Odd feilows nh-
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7- Atlas Post Courier Roston Courier Tribune Evening
Express, New YORK North American,
Ledger, fhadepha American Argus, and sun baltimore
Picayune Bulletin New Orleans Enquirer
nat Louisville Democrat Louisville copy
send number OF the paper containing
advertisement % the superintendent.
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Affairs Washington city until Friday day
OF November next furnishing the following Indian goods
CLASS No. I-Blankets
900 pairs point white blankets by
and weighs pounds
$500 do IN point white 81 by &c
aud weigh pounds
$50 do 2pont White blankets TO AZ by
and weigh 5% pounds
1000 do IN point white Macknac blankets 36 by
and weigh Ak pounds
700 do point white Macknac Blankets 30 by 49,
and weigh ~ pounds
800 do 3pont scarlet Aacknac 60
and weigh pounds
500 do an point blankets, 10 measure
&c. and weigh pounds i
100 do 3k point Makinac blankets by
and weigh 10 pounds
$50 do 3point Macknac
and weigh pounds
l5D do measure "a by
and weigh pounds
100 do 3k gentnella
and weigh 10 pounds
SEQ do point genlinea blankets,
and weigh pounds
300 do ~ point gentnea blue Blankets 4 by
and weigh pounds.
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M DAN HtAkE's Dancing and NN.lsyIna Academy,
npolo haMHdam enke has the honor Of announcing 20
and NE public that her first quarter for the viii
on the 9sd OF November, 1885,, Madam y. has
through her New York, all tho fashionable
inning season DAYS Washington
uiaays, from half paA til half past O'Clock Evening
Oct l0-eodtf - --' 49, " ~ 49,
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sengers feel 1t duty which they themselves their
friends and particularly thse who be emgratng
his way in future inform tsI ef the deception prac
lie By Palmer Co. that tn Gay escape the dificul.
Y - which the passengers ty s line involved:
IT., rrfore
soea rhat we the psssengers who purchased through
tic of Palmer u CO. have been grossly deceived and
injured by them in consequences Of being delayed upon
the lsthmus subjected to expense exposed
TO an unhealthy climate with prospect Of conveyance
which haR compelled those whose
return directly home.
hesotred That we OF the public can pro-
nounce on Palmer Co. Of New York can be severe
IN view 81 the conduct they have displayed by represent
ing clties Tor te transportation of which
they did not POSSESS thus frauduently as believes
obtaing money by not giving equivalent, as was
agreed.
Resolred That refunding simply the money maid for pa,
sage from this port to San Francisco no CONDENSATION
for the delay and loss Of time the consequent ills
which must nvoiiay accrue to the passengers
toned to climate like this
Resolved That the passengers deeply indebted to the
gentemanly agent, Mr. D. p. Horne for his poiteness
honesty and readiness TO refund the money paid by them
for conveyance from Panama California. which could
not he effected Dasmuch the independent steamers
referred to by Palmer & Co. could not be procured
Resored That great credit il due to Mr. Corwine. e. s.
Consul for his promptness in publishing card denying
any connection with Palmer & CO. had been repre-
sened TO- and understood by the passengers and espe
cay for the interest he has taken in those who have
sought his advice and sympathy under the unfortunate
circumstances in which they placed
Resolred That the thanks Of this meeting be given to
Hessrs Middleton Boyd. editors of the Panama Star,
for the remarks made in their valuable paper respecting
that the propretors be requested publish this article
in their paper and solicit other Journals to do the same
for the benefit of The public here and those who may fol-
| low them, thrpu1nut the United States fn p = O.
Submitted III beif Of the passengers BY their choseu
| committee, n S. THgFsTov. NewYork city
l. sam BrcxLEr, Chariestown, Mass
T. HENRY Cow, do. do
!, CH.hLss WAaSER, do, do
I Panama February 28 1882 = f5 f
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~ STOMACH oxThe true DIGESTIVE FLUID GAS
JUICE prepared Rennet the the
Baron Lbg the Physiological Chemist
Hougton NJ d. No. II North Eighth Philadelphia the only
immediate and relief for Dyspepsia Jaunde
Liver Complaint Constipation and Debility curing after Naures
method agent
Cholera keeps the stomach and bowels perfectly
healthy condition.
beef in about hours
SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE.
ebg in his celeabted work Animal Chemy An
analogous
prepared the membrane Of the stomach of the calf
articles OF food such meat will be soensd
dgestd Just would
human stomach.n
Dr. Peera treatise son Food published by
35 states the
method PREPARATION There few higher authorizes than Dr.
Psreia. .
DE- Combs valuable writing the Physiology of Digestion
dnution Of the due quantity Of the Gastric Juice
prevailing of Dyspepsa he
Ia distinguished Professor Medicine in London who severely III
obtained from the stomach living animals which
proved completely successful
Dr. Graham famous work Vegetable Diet"
physiology that the stomach Of animals
articles kind of artificial digestion them
wise different from natural digestive process"
great work. The Chemistry of Man." ea Blanchard
era in The digestion experiments
dissolved rapidly artificial digestive fluid
prepared Pepn in the natural Gastric Juice itsslf
Prof puneison College, Philadelphia his
on uma Physoogy devote than fifty pages
ton Of this subject experiments with Dr. Gastric
the living human stomach and from animals
known all cases. he dgeson occurred perfectly
in the artificial in the natural digestion"
W For further proof Of merits Of this discovery call
at II Magazine street get descriptive sheet
A. KENDALL& CO., General Agent for Southern Sta'es
tB- For sale also by Duggats generally. my9S ly
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EDUCATION.

DALOS' ORAL SYSTEM-THREE MONTHS
Il sIUDYProiessor J. S. DEPA1os TEACHES THE FRENCH
AND THE SPANISH LANGUAGES WITH CORRECTNESS, In A
PECULIAR AND EASY MANNER No Books necessary, but
BLANK PAPER ONLY.
tB- Office Duncnns Buildings, CORNER OF CUST0MHOUsE
STREET AND EXCHANGE ALLEY stairs Will always be found
from tol and s o5. janis 3n
DUBLIC NIGHT SCHOOL, SECOND NUM-
ClPALlTYThis School will open nightly months,
from Monday the 9Th from hafpas O'Clock MIhe
Male Department the Marshall Schoohouse, Mary's
the upenendnce Backan Principal
Female the Franklin Charles
in charge Of Mrs julia Bartlett Applications for admission
President undersigned
Principals. J. @ HARRIS
o. CAREY, Committee.
Cd sm FREDERI6K CAMERDEN
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GUNDRIES-
~ 5000 bbls, HYDRAULIC CEMENT, different brands
800 bills TAR
1000 bbls CALCINED PLASTER.
bbs ROSIN.
400 casks SODA ASH - - .
Tt7RpENTINE ENGLISH AND AMERICAN FIRE BRICK
lilies. ete. For sale by JOHN HAYMAN Co..,
IS magazine and II Red Stores, Third Municipality
Rosnda Cement and Plaster Co. h6
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SLAVES.

EAMES W. BOAZMAN, No Is Perdido street,
~ will pay PURCHASE SALE OF
NEGROES SLAVES OF ALL KINDS CONSTANTLY ON HAND
AND CASH PAID FOR YOUNG NEGROES.
REFERESCEs:
Wright Williams Co., Moon Titus Williams, Phillips
" E.W. 3mda
2 AMES WHITE. No. 1853 Gravier street, New
81 Orleans constantly PURCHASE NEGROES aso Board and
Sell and all Slaves fell
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SAM'S OYSTER SALOON-This 6TM ~
- NEW AND EXTENSIVE SALOON, which is on Vs%M ~
greatly other establishment Of the kY
kind in the South, Is just opened at S&%
i0l ST. CHARLES STREET.
Mr. WEIR known sAM has been connected with the
years. having commenced with Mr.
when he the first Oyster Saloon in the M
ncpay with him till his DEATH and has continued at the
With such experiences md ntexible deter
the public faithfully with the best in his line sam
socis their patronage. large
has expended fitting the SALOON and providing u BAF
with CHOICEST LIQUORS that be procured SERVANTS
their excellent qualities have been employed including
CHOICES + FISH AM GAME and the OYSTERS SERVED
exclusively this establishment short trouble
spared this Saloon worthy the of this bea
and iuIirons community mills If
SALT AFLOAT-Some well assorted and con
- cargoes and Fine Salt for sal by
mhN JOHN TOOLE, % Bank Place.
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pARGAINS-BARGAI GAINS-BARG AINS-At
IL No. l09 MAGAZINE STREET
COTTON GINS sl00 HORSE POWERS $50, PLOWS ~, CROSS
BAR CABLE CHAINS AND IRON BOLTS per FIFTH,
TRACE AND BREAST CHAINS, BRIDLES HARNESS PACK SAD
DIES INDIA RUBBER BAGS CALIFORNIA OUTFITS, such N
TENTS HAA1MoCKs, WATER PROOF SADDLE BAGS; HEMP
ROPE at cents COTTON HOOKS at % dozen; NEGRO CLOTH
ING HEAVY cloT @ oyERcoAIs with Gape a. ss SHOES
all of which will be sold at about half the usual price, cheaper
any other house the city, mh5
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MUSIC STORES, ETC.
EEORATIO D. HEWITT, PIANO-HNE
4 FORTE AND MUSIC STORE No. Camn kEtx1rs&1G+s

MIR ERARD'S GREAT PRIZE Eu~1E[-
lyl MEDAL. The SOLE GREAT MEDAL
Council Medal delivered the LONDON USIfT WI II n
VERSAL EXPOSITION for PIANO AND HARPu v
awarded Mir. ERARD, FRENCH
aud ENGLISH MANUFACTURER.
MIR ERARDS MANUFACTORY is THE ONLY ONE, OF ALI.
NATIONS the GREAT MEDAL for this kind of
workmanship.
FERENBAcH No 65 CANAL STREET between ST. Charles and
Carondeet streets the public that he has
offers SALE several PIANOS,
ICOLOS manufactures of Msrs ERARD j. PLEifL
and all guaranteed the this
climate. =. ...,
NJ FEERENBACH also his services for REPAIRING AND
TUNING PIANOS at the shortest notice. jail ly
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THE MAINE LIauoK LAw--on the 2zd. the Senate II
Pennsylvania adopted the first section the Maine liquor
law by of IS to II 1t contains provision sub
inittng it to the people,
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SPAIN.

R,mored Resignation Of Lord Ho,cin-The Espanu al
uding to report published in the Epoea of the resigna
tion Of Lord Howden says The Epoca announces that
Lord lowden has given in his resignation Envoy Ex-
traordnary and Minister Penipotentary in this city
change of cabinet having taken place in England there
would be nothing strange in such proceeding if
member that the fall of Lord Pamerston Lord How
den offered his resignation
The Queens health is rapidly improving
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LACEY & CO., 81 St. Charles street,
81 BRANCH OF LACEY PHILLIPS's CELEBRATED IAR
NESS AASUFACTORY Phnielph the and
fashionable HARNESS. SADDLES AND TRUNKS reduced prices.
t. REPAIRING STRICTLY ATTENDED TO-. fe27 lyAW
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REMOVALS.

ID EMOVAL.-R. H. MARI, Attorney at Law,
Il " from No. Charles
up stairs ly
nRUG STORE REMOVAL-The sub %
Il sber respectfully informs his friends and the public 80
he has removed his DRUG STORE the &A
Charities and Customhuse whore he will be happy -
his old customers those who him with
, Z, D. BEACH, Apothechry and Druggist
an3 tt South Chaes andCu Customfouse
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FURNITURE. ETC.

qHN BgRGhN sTaer sm mas removed ms
ZN STREET Immediately opposite the Arcade where
he continuance Of the patronage he has heretofore
racei ed from is snndt pnhl v
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fEATRluInE.---it becomes our pain.
i'll duty again to chronicle annt her
case ot killing in or city. and that too
"i one brother by another. The mel.
a'irh"Iiy aiiir occurred on We tuesday
last. ami lItc parties were Robert s.
and y. 'la:hson sinih,!cII, both vonnr
men and natives ni' this city. Il ar.
pears that IN a;tdc': WAS made bv
li"h"rt upon jackson at the grocery
store OF the corner Of die latter, on the
corner Of Mil and " atrr streets, about
- clock on the day mentioned. and
rs iar rs it is known without my prc-
vocation: that The assault was Of suc|,
u character as to cnIanger the lie of
nm who was attacked: that Jack on
made repeated efforts to get away from
Robert bat without success: and that
llnaily. afcr having been three times
shocked down with stick. and in dam.
ger OF being stabbed. he drew rcvuly-
or and fired. the Shot taking effect in
tlc head Of Robert and causing his
death III about sixteen hours aiirr.-
Sack:"t Shiddcll, immediately after
the occurrence. surrendered himself to
the Marshal, was tried the next day
before Judge Thomas, Of the City Court
AMI the case being clearly one of self
defence, was promptly discharged.
Lc.r'ngton (Hy.) O5SPyrer, Eb. 2l.
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From the State Rights Republican,.
CoLuMnI', March lst, 1892.
10 ar. Jain &. Bowman, E%y., LUIlo

>S''-t 'H''i'', -'iHiNil lSt,
To 1h. J"h~ 4. Bo~man, Es7., E'h;ly,
W'Me STATE RiyAh RcpuJHcrn:
DEAR SIR The accompanying let.
ter from Mr.. White, Oh the subject of
the false and ridiculous charge made
against him by George ". Jones.
through the EdgclieId .l,!ccrAye. will.
hope, have place in your columns.
The publication Of the slan,lcr has
been co-cNtcmsive with the press Of
South Carolina. This, no Loubt, wns
done innoccn1ly; yet, the injury to MIR.
White, to myself, to The Sons Of Tcm-
pcrancc, the State Temperance Society.
and, finally, and much more than. nil.
to the Temperance cause itself. has
been great. II, therefore, brnopvrs
Editors, as lovers Of truth and Justice.
to connteract the evil which has been
done, by placing Mr.. Whites ,ildic.:-
ton Deior the people.
g~t'a, ..t | supposed thsrr was
. sHa.-io- guaranty ;hnt Mr. Wilt,
&"s 81. -tt 10 oit.laT3 On ,!.il,,c.auca
~ 'i.~ ..sL .int Il. i!l"ie six thousand
ccE III y"n nayigc State (N. c.,
last ya;r--th!! ;ia ..;,I icciurcd also il,
Virginia, ..ia,.,Hpp;, Alabama. Louis
ltnA and 1unl:lasue all siavc!lolIil,r
States, with great favor and success
III his acknowledged imc and manly
charactcr-in the iiulhcr facts. that be-
fore he was employed in South Carroll.
ia has sentiments, rs to Abolition. Ind
been asked unI c,ti,.t.,.,,,;l
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From the Elgclicid Advertiser, Goth u't
RNT. white, t!.c Temperance :
EIGCtCsrr..

We refer our readers [" Mt. Jones
communication, lii tins isS'ie OF our
paper, IN reference 10 inc charges lnauc
by Hin against Nlf. h'iI'p >. " htit
III our last n'linbeT. IL VIII hr seen
that MT. d. Is satis!!'u 'H!' heIid -'ir.
'E.ihjus'icc. /.
llaV'h5 once referred 10 'he CIR
AuAr'tHncl. o'fse'i, ~ something o' a
I: :}'feca;" i"ii";S Styic, !. i h"i l"a'i ics TO
state -iaro ihit taF. y ~, rs we Ic;'ih,
mas eaao'ssi'G" ms @''''.25$''e': Q. 'i''
charges preievEc! ;;-3''it iiiAl t"
the SclicHAi satisfaction oi iht' cont
1Tfnnfy. as 2 PROOF OF 'h!S, W" nHy
add 'ha5 nc has iSc'"fcd among I
us scVefai ''iics 20 iA'Sc ANA 9"A'i!icG
auuicsccs.
linus ihuch we "o"sd ieel 1t or
duty TO say ior any slraiiStr Under
similar circumstances.
MIR. r1Dirok'-'H your paper ot ';'@l
1hurSdhy, charged tmli'p >. " int,
with having asserted, Oh board the
steamer oieigo, IN her passage from
Nashvillc TO ladaca, that slavery
was all evil and curse"
| have since had All interview with
that gentleman, in which he admits
that he used the words, but says, they
were used in reference to slavery and
to the depreciation OF slave labor on
the borders of his own State, (Kcn,
tucky) which were contiguous to In.
diana and Ohio. That the facilities; OF
escape from one to The other had made
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EI:l.2s:sNi<.S Ss.ki:St,r. s

TIE ahNr is The title Of Il Mcwspa-
per published at Lancaster {. H., :. G..
of which II. :. BAlLY is Editor and
Proprietor. Subscription p;icc two
dollars in advance. 1t is neat and
interesting sheet. neutral in politics
" wish him s,llccrSS.
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.S-sa-~-es-A

sSrr E"x MADE rr pErEn rnH
Gnr>r.- At 'hs last meeting Of ,h,.
historic 3,cic:v there was exhibited.
hy nrrmi f;>inn OF Mr.. Rawlins, an ivory
Snn!l-b"N. manufactured hy Peter tho
G:'at, w'&cI III Holland. The top and
bottom a:S, each OF IL single piece. the
lid havirgl carvcd upon it the bust ci
y lrinalr} pruhah!y intended for
pnccn Ca;'h"Iinr.) 1t is surrounded
by braHcI srS OF l;uircl and flowers, and
well executed for the work OF an
amateur; The joint IS simple. but
s"ldly cns 1-trlctrh. On the bottu,n Of
The box { is the following inscri,,im:
This sn&,'i.bnx was made by Peter
the Great Empcr"r of all tie I,ussias.
Preserved by his daughter, l,.,izabrth.
1t VAS presented by her, when i,n-
press, to John Earl Of EIyndf,rl. &,
Scottish Peer, AnbaS3a,lor from the
Court OF S.. james to the Court DIST.
pctrrsh"r"h, III the reign Of George
the Second"
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'A'HI WIS,

TWO DOLLARS in advance. Two Dollars
and Fifty Centsa the expiration of SIX months,
or Three Dollars NJ The end of tile year.
lss No paper discontinued Until NIL urrrara,rs
ssre PAID. unless NJ the option of the Proprietor
Gr4y Advertisements Inserted 1T SEVEN rG-
FIVE Gents per square. (l2 lines or lcss.) for
the first, and half that sum for each subsequent
insertion.
GE% The number of Insertions To be marked
on ail Advertisements or they will be published
until ordered TO be d onnucd, ana clursci
accordingly.
G ONE DOLLAR per square for IL single
insTiion. Quarterly and Monthly Advertise
meiIts will be charged ihc same u single i'll
scrtion, AMI SEMI -mon,hy the same us new ores
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~~.--oe--~--~~,~---
FAs roxApl.E MODERN Pu,,,Sr

EAs "oSABLE MODERN PumASTuRop
IsTs.--A contemporary says Of them.
that they are gentlemen who think they
atone fora long life Of cxtorlion, hy
leaving hundred thousand dollars for
the use OF the bcliightcd citizens of
Timhnctoo; and who live by cheating
their fellow creatures, while they die
IN the hope that they can cheat h,ir
Crcn;ut,
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GoLn II l!nGGRlElD.-.Out-,il ilcrs
may think il a joke, bu; it is ncvrrtl.c
less certain ;'tnt We have in our Dis
trlrt a regular gold mine regularly
worked ana regularly productive of
handsome profits We alIudr to Mr..
W. DoIn's nine not many miles from
Liberty liill.
We understand that Mr.. Dom re-
Gently struck Il new vein Which is rich
or than any he has found heretofore.
In on" week, with eight hands, he re-
aiIsrd ;; 500 worth Of gold dust. Stand
back, California Many man may
be sleeping, night after night, in hut
upon some rocky hill with scarcely
blankets enough to keep him comiorta-
Die, when, all the time, hidden gold
may be III the very earth beneath him.
Lay aside the Wilh-hazcl and call Sci
cnce III, aud other veins may be found
besides those running through Mr.
Dorns sprcmiscs.-h huycfcM .ldreyHser
An ErDEMlc.-Wcu Wcunlcrstand that
pneumonia has assumed the character
OF IN epidemic in Essex county. In
the course of two weeks, no less than
twenty persons died from its visitation,
Whist, ol course II large number were
attacked who recovered. -frt|eficIS-
bry l") XJuM
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a GALLANT llusnAND.--Mr. Gru-,
ham, the ;eronant. states, i'll reference
to the late balloon accident, that ow-,
InS to the extreme gustincss of. tho
weather, he refused toallow any stran-
ger TO encounter the risk Of ascent.
The party who accompanied him was
oniy lis m'E.
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DEEcr CONNECTION WITH CHARLEs-
roN.-i'hc South Carolina pancrs are
warmly advocating railroad frons
Andrr'!n iii that State, to connect
with The l'iwassec road, cigthcr at
Knoxville or below. Ihuro is Il live
'y interest manifested by many of
our own citizens, in its favor. We
have vc"y little doubt but the road
will he c"nstructtd, it would be to
the city OF Charleston, rather ti.an tl,at
the enterprise Should fail, to build cv-,.
cry foo, OF HE road herself, But this
she will not bo under the necessity of:
doing. g.-hnofmih Plc6ciun. 8
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To Cure \ EELoN. lake one tablo
spoonful OF rcd lead, and one ta-
bic spoonful Of CASTLE soap, mix them
with as much weak Icy as will make it.
soft enough to spread like salrc, and
apply it on the first appearance of the
lclon, and it will cure it in ten or
twelve hours.
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ta'b-s D.

NEw BRICK MAKING MAcuISE.-
Woodstock (Na.) Tenth Legion says
that MIR. Lorenzo Siblrt, of that place.
has invented y machine that will turn
out from 3O,00Oto 100000 bricks per
day. 1t is said to be very simple, and
can he worked by any amount OF horse.
bower
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(oLUMnIA. E'cb. %.

co,rN,,, I,oh ~
DEAR SIn.-As tbc ororu of Tho
Grand Division of South C,,n,I;n, Won
did me tn, honor ,o Transmits tn ma ,n
official Invitation. with tLc cxnrcssicm
ofyo,r own GOOD wishes tor lis or,.,,s
t;uicc. to yisit vo,,r St,tc ,s an MIX
cato Of T,mnrr,ncn Rrf,r,n l., v;,w
OF Ike ,jis,iurui,L,L su,,rrr nr,l;s inyi
tation. and in view n,,,i,ul,rly nf ,h,.
back ward state nf f,hr r,,,.,. j. S,rth
Carolina trlt disnoscl tn nrrtrr Ills
to any Of tie similar unnlir,,inus whicb
received from snvn,,I nr IL, Sn,,,,
cra States. In one of the many lrt.
tcrs which were iutrrcl,orn.d unnn th,.
subject. vou desired To know III SWIM.
pathiscJ in any way with Abolition
NV answer was published in tl,r T.,,.
pcrancc Advocate ,f CnI,,mh;, ,rl
rave, believe rutir, s,t;st,c,;,,,
Nevertheless. since the commencement
of my iabors in your S;,ir an o,t,.,;
has made upon me by wri,rr in ,br
Edgcticld .Ia.artiscy. CHARGING me with
having asserted. in one place ,b,t
slavery wis OF ",iiyinc o,i.in" and
in annthci, thai it WAS u curse /, Tho
country" Now. lave been SO u,,cl,
accustomed. during my twcly, wears
advocacy OF Total Ah.;i,rrrr +, 20.
. gard t!l, Shafts OF calimnv ns straw.
>hnt against an iron brrkicr. .Eu,
WI; prepared TO vxpvc, tl,i, or some
! equally absurd Development: and my
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