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would answer the purpose, and leave no ugly
scar to mar the beauty of the farm. But we
do not now propose treatise on this sub
iect, but 10 suggest this, as one of the e'n'
ployments which might properly and proflta-
bv engage the attention of planters, i'll the
leisure soon to ensue, when the crop is made.
Some places covered with water in the win
ter and spring are now dry, aud few strong
men constantly employed with good spades
and shovels, will soon accomplish large
amount of ditchiug.
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NNIIE Subscriber having formed Cop Partnership
L with Mr.. w. A. WARDLAW, of Charleston,
formerly Of Abbevilc, s. c., for the purpose Of do
ing GENERAL FACTORAGE and COMMIS-
SION BUSINESS, avaiis himself Of the present
opportunity. of returning his sincere thanks to his
numerous friends for the liberal pa,lonage bestowed
for number of years past and in moving, tenders
the services Of the new concern Of WARDLAW
& WALKER. Charleston, where he hopes many
IS not all his old patrons will find it to their interest
to ship their produce.
The recent arrangements of the South Carolina
Rail Road Company will enable them soon 10 have
Depot the city of Augusta, thereby save the
expense of Toll, and very greatly facilitate the for
warding Of produce of any kind. Mr.. JOHN c.
REEs, Agent Of W. & W., in Augusta will attend
to the forwarding of all produce that their friends
may feel disposed to send them free Of charge,
save drayagc. G. WALKER.
Augusta, July 10, 1859. If 90
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A Dreadful Bad Breast cured in one month
Extract Of letter from Mr. FREDERICK TURNER, OF PEN
slurst Kent. dated December 18th. 1850.


Extract Of letter from Mr. FREDERICK TURNER Of PEN
shurst Kent dated December 18th, 1850.
To PROFESSOR HOLLOWAY,
SIR: Ny wife had suffered from Bad Breast nr more than
six months and during the whole period had the best med-
cal attendance, but all 10 Having before healed an
awful wound in my leg by your unrrued mcdcine
determined again your Pills and Ointment, and there
fore gave them trial in her and fortunate was did so
for in less than month perfect cue was effected, and the
benefit that various other branches Of my fny have derived
from their is really astonishing. strongly rccom-
mend them % all my friends
(Signcd) FREDERICK TURNER.
z The Pills should be used conjontly with the Ont-
ment in most Of the following cases.
Bad Legs Bad Breasts Burns Bunions, Bite Of Mosehe-
toes and Sand Flies Cocn-bay, Chie-gfOot Chilblans,
Chappcd hands, Corns, (sn Cancers Contracted and Still
joints, Eephanliass, Fisuas GOu Glandular Sweling,
Iumbago Piles, rheumatism Scads, Sore Nipples Sore
Throats Skin Diseases Scurry, Sore Heads Tumor Ulcers
Wounds, Yaws.
Sold at the establishment of Professor H0LLATAY. e2l
SraDd,Ipear Temple Bar, Jond2nl and by al
Druggists Dealers IN Medicines tiTuE .i Brftisn
Empire and Of those Of the United States in Pots
81 cents and II 81 each Wholesale by the principal
Drug Houses in the Union, and by Messrs A. b. & D.
SANDS. New York, and p. NJ. COHEN, Charleston.
For sale in EdgeHcld by G. l. PENN, AGENT.
There is considerable saving by taking the larger sizes
n. B-Drccon for The guidance Of patients every dis
order affixed To each Pot
March 80 1y* 10
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HO! FOR FLORIDA
O-P.H! FOR THE LAND OF FLOWERS, MILK AND
u0NCV

THE Subscriber offers for sale his TRACT OF
l. LAND containing about $50 acres, more or
less, lying IL miles Southwest Of Anderson c. H.,
in one mile Of boat navigation on Savannah River
300 acres of which is cleared land and 50 or 80
acres good bottom land. This tract is susceptible of
division into two or more tracts
Also another Tract Of $50 acres. situated on Big
Gpnerostee creek, ii miles Southwest of Ander-
son. 81 acres of which is No. l buttom and about
80 acres wood land
Nlsu, another Tract containing 4s0 acres, $50 of
which are wood land. anil about so acres of bottom
land, lying adjoining the Evergreen tract. on the
Augusta road, also on the road leading from Ander-
son G. II. to Athens. Ga.
Also. another tract containing 100 acres, lying
on the road leading from Anderson c. IL. to Dooy
Ferry
Persons drsirous Of purchasing will apply to, or
address me at Evergreen, Anderson District, s c..
shall ut any time take pleasure in showing all OF
either of the above tracts to any person wishing TO
purchase. JAMES EARLE.
April 20 If il
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SPRING DRY GOODS |!
GRAY BROTHERS,
29O Broad-strect, Augusta, Ga.


29O Broad-Strect, Augusta, Ga,
DEG to insorm the public that their SPKlNG
ID STOCK Of
Rich and Elegant Dry Goods,
Is now complete, consisting of the most beautiful
Fabrics imported for Ladies' weaI, selected with
the utmost care, and purchased from the most en,
ncnt Importers and Manufacturers on terms when
enables us to offer SUPERIOR INDUCEMENTS
purchasers, and in many items great bargains
In our Dress Goods Department will be found
e most elegant and beautiful Silks OF the Season,
every hue and shade,
Rich B:,rege DcJ4aincs, at very low prices.
Printed P:,Eis- larcgrs, and elegant sta les,
Printed Grenadines and Lining Silks, ich ahd
elegant,
mall figured Bright Baregcs, Tor Misses wear,
very cheap,
lain and Brocadc Black Silks, Grenadines and
I,arcgcs extra rich and beautiful,
Lupin's Best Bombazincs and Challys' best and
prettirst Mourning goods made,
Plain and Brocade Black Silks, every width and
quality,
A full supply Of all the best Mourning Goods I'M
ported.
French Lawns and Cambrcks in great variety,
Plain Barencs. Grenadines and Tissues, beautiful
colours
Plain, striped and check Silks for Ladies Spring
and Summer Dresses,
Rich embroidered Silk Flounced Robes, decidedly
elegant,
Barcgc and Tissue do 40
Elcsan, Embroidered Linen Cambria Handker'
chiefs. Climeset,s, Undcrslccves, Culs, Col
lars and Capcs, rich and beautiful,
Rich and elegant Canton Grape Shaws, p'anand
embrdcred,
Plain and Embroidered Sewing Silk shawis aho
ScarG.
NIantiIlas, Scarfs and Shawls, Of the most beau
tu styles, embroidered,
Rich Lace Scarfs, Shawls and Mantlllas,
White Alusns Of every description,
Linen Goods of the best finish and material,
Double Damask best Linen Sheeting,
Pillow Case Linen,
Danask Napkins and Table Cloths,
Diapers of the very best description for Iowelng
Hamilton and Aen,lale Shecting, best quality,
Blcachcd and unbIeached Shirings, very cheap:
A large supply Of ENGLISH ErD--i--''r''-af''cr'
=. ~ y Al--<-s-.fosicry and Gloves
Best Twisted Sowing Silk Mitts and Gloves.
Alendalc, Lancaster and French Marscilcs Quilt
y full supply Of White Fringe,
y very large Stock Of Domestic Goods. cheap,
\ full supply Of Goods suitable for Gentrmc
and Youths ware.
In addition to our usual supply, we have aidc
large and handsome CARPET ROOM over gu
Store. where will be found the best India Mating
Superior Oil Cloths, Window Shades, Door Mat.
Hearth Rugs Baizes. Trunks, Umbrclars and Il flu
supply Of CARPETlNG of different kinds;
New York prices-to which we respectfully invit
the attention of the public.
Augusta. y Apri II 9m l3
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HAY.

HAY.
We have given our advice about saving
fodder, because it has been the long eStab
lished reliance of the Southern planter fnl
this kind of food, and because we aie moi
ready for its total abandonment. Yet al
are prepared to admit that it is hard, disa
greeabe work, badly laid out. We have
been limiting very strongly for a change, onc
and rs we think it practicable and desirable
that it should be made, we, in good time
urge upon our readers to try and see what
may be done this summer, in hay.making
Ours is put down us no grass country: all
this has been assigned to higher latitudes
and it is true, that the hay which we buy i,
made from grasses which seem to flourish
best in them; but we have our peculiar
grasses, generous Providence has not with.
held from US her gifts, in this regard. Oar
error, we think, has been in dscarding and
refusing those gifts, and failing properly to
appreciate them.
1t is not longer question Of doubt or de-
bate, as to what may be done with the crab.
grass, crowfoot and peavne. These are all
peculiarly and confidently ours. We get
from our corn two hundred and fifty or three
Hundred pounds of fodder to the acr', when
we often have upon our stubble lands, with
out the trouble Of sowing or culture. many
acres Of luxuriant grass which would yield
five or ten times as much in hay. This we
leave to bleach and dry as thing of no ac.
count.
As we have remarked, necessity has not
been laid upon US; hence we have been con-
tent. Yet if there is better way let it
Is adapted. Nany:of the little experiments
which have been made, have failed, because
improperly conducted-the grass has been
left too, long. 1t should be cut when in
bloom, exposed to the sun until about half
cured, then thrown into small heaps or ricks,
and allowed to cure in that way-aiter which
it is to be stacked or carried to the barn.
The common error has been to wait until
the grass was in seed, and when cut, to al
Tow it to be exposed to the sun until it was
fully dry, thus allowing much of its nutri.
tious juices to escape before cutting, and the
balance to be lostiu drying. The crowfoot
grass might be raised to great advantage by
saving the seed, to be sowed upon rich well
prepared lots. We shall at another time,
say something about the practicabiity of
raising the red clover this far South, and
many of our readers, we doubt not, will be
surprised at the abundant testimony which
may be produced in its favor. But our pre-
sent purpose is to urge the use of the means
which we already have, without wasting our
time in regrets, or unrequited efforts, to in
troduce the products which belong by nature
TO others. These efforts are laudable and
patriotic, but while we are waiting for their
consummation, there is no need that we re-
fuse the gifts already bestowed.
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SAVING FODDER.

Before the issue of our next, this portion
of the harvest may have arrived with some
1t is a question OF importance, and one often
settled to the injury of the corn, to know
when the fodder is ripe, or rather, when the
corn vii! bear the stripping Of the blades
This should never be done until the milk has
disappeared, and the shrinking Of the grain
has.well commenced. The exposure of the
stalk and the ear is very sudden, and very
great, and il the grain is not well prepared
the value of the whole fodder crop. The
blades when pulled may be spread to dry in
the middle of the rows, or be hung in small
punches upon the stalk. When dry these
are to be made into larger bundles and
stacked Immediately. This is done late in
the evening or in the morning, before the
dew has dried off, In an emergency, fodder
may be stacked when partially cured, and
rs soon as it becomes hot in the stack, pull
ed down again, slightly aired, and then re.
stacked. This is greatly preferable to hav-
ing it wet by rain, as it is much more ac.
ceptable as an article of food. When well
cured, the double or treble stack is better
than the single, as so much less surface is
exposed to the weather. 1t would be better
and we suppose generally good economy, to
provide houses for all such crops. But ne.
cessity has rot vet forced upon US the i'm
portance of much care, in this department
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Carolina Hote !,
uaafRURG s. C..

: IININDCItOI o. VIZ
vVHIIIS popular Establishment having been thor
L ouglly repaired and rcfted with entire NEW
FURNITURE. the Subscriber takes pleasure in
informing the public, that he eisnow prepared to ac
commodate buih MAN and HORSE, in style, as
IL rhaHHu +itir Ell aYi LETT 10
D The Abbevlle Banner and Anderson Ga
zettc will each copy the above four times and for
ward accounts to j. l.. ID
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A person 70 gears of age cured Of a bad leg, Of

4 person 70 gears Of age cured Of a bad leg, Of
thirty gears standing.
Cory Of 4 letter from Mr.. WILLIAM ADBs builder Of Gas
Ovens Of IuslcIic near uuddcred, dated May /, 1851.
To PROFESSOR HOLLOWAY,
SIR: suffered for period Of thirty from bad leg,
the result of three accidents IT Gas Works, nccompa-
MED by seobuc symptoms. had recourse 10 variety Of
medical advice without deriving any benefit, and
told that the leg must be ampued yet in opposition To that
opinion, your Pills and Ointment have effected complete
cure in short time that few who had not witnessed would
credit the fact (SigncD WM. ABBS.
The truth Of this statement can b. verified by Mr.. ". p.
England, Chemist, l3 Market Street, Iluddcrsaeld
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Caution.

Persons desiring an article that can be relied upon
prepared solely from pure JAMAICA GINGER, shuuI
be particular toHask for 7" Browns Essence Of Jam,
Ginger" which is warranted to be what it is reI
resented, and is prepared only at FRED'K BROWN
Drug and Chemical Store, N. E. corner Chetnut am
Fifth Streets, Philadelphia.
Directions accompany each bottle.
For sale in this Village by G. L. PENN, Agent.
May ly l6
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ROBIMSO & JACKS0
Ha URT'PE s. r.

HAMDCRG y. l..
AVE now on hand most complete Stock
LII of Hardware, amongst which may be
200 Ton English and Swecd Iron,
$40 Kegs Nails,
2000O Lbs Castings
50 Doz. Collins Axes,
rs I" Bradrs' Patent Hoes and others,
" Superior Straw Cutters,
80 q Spades and Shovels,
" Rakcs,
Tillc3on and others make of Vices and Anvlls,
Trace, Halter. Log, Flra ais othcrStylc Of Chains,
A complete Stock Of Pocket and Table Cutlery,
ALL STYLES OF
Plains, Saws Chsrs, Screws, Hinges,
Knobs, Bellows, Bits, Guns
Pistols, Shot Bags,
Powder Flasks. Cotton and Wool Cards,
Well Wheels. Kettles, Stew Pans,
Frying Pans, Grairons, Hammers. atchets,
Tacks, Wafer, and Waffle Irons, Candle Sticks,
Steclyards, Marking Guagcs. Spirit Levels,
Andirons, Shoves and longs, Screw
Plates, Composers, Thum
Guages, Percussion
Caps, &c.
Hamburg, April 81 If IS
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Notice.

4 LII Persons indebted TO the estate of Henry F
IN Freeman. deed, will come forward imme-
diatvly and make payment, and those having de-
mands will render them in properly attcsted.
j. H. JENNINGS, Ex'or.
Feb Q lY 81 u
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Not ice.

A IL Persons indebted to the Estate Of Hugh
N Neal dec d., previous to his DEATH are request
ed to make payment before the lst Of Oct next And
those having demands against the same will hand
them in properly acsicd before that time.
NJ. NJ. II II. HHSiha' MTGeISs. Adm'r'.
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Notice..

A LII those who are indebted to the Subscriber
N are requested To make some arrangement to
settle up by the 9Th September next. Ihuse who
will not comply with this request will have to settle
with an Attorney. d. d. BRUNSON.
Aug 10 80
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Barare DeLanes of aew and beautiful patterns
Silk Tissue and Bareges,
Foulard Silks of light fabric for Spring
French and Organdie Musins, from l2t TO aoe'
-. - t.nkr,S swiss ' Il beautiful arliL'"
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Negro Cloths and 0snaburgs

SNowDEN S sHI ar, Augusta, Ca, have
= received large suT%Sy of NEGRO CLOTHS
Of George Schlcy's and the Augusta Manufacturing
Cumpany's make.
Also, the superior Negro CLOTHS made by the
Mcssrs Fries of North Carolina, anu other styles.
to which they respectfully invite the attention OF
Planters and country Merchants.
S. & S. keep constantly ON hand large supply
of COTTON OSN ABC RGS, Shir,ines and Sheet
ing. ,.y Augusta Manufacturing Company, which
they sell at the Manufartnrer's prices.
Augusta, July l. If 26
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STANDING Ar CHURCH DooRs-It is

STANDING Ar CHURCH DooRs.-It is
common practice, when a congregation is
dismissed, to see line Of young gentlemen,
ranged along the curb stone, starring imPu,,
IDENTIFY Mt every female that comes out, ana
often indulging in imperlnent remarks that
cannot but be heard by those who are the
subject of them Very rarely there may be
found. among the mob of dandies and ounces,
a husband, father, or brother, whom una
vodable circumstances has prevented attend
ing church, and who s waiting to aceompa'
ny wife, daughter,
Such, of course, "
as scarcely one in It
as they form, in fac
rule, we shall speak
this custom without
the addle headed lads
and canes, averaging auuuO o~.~..-~~., -
eighteen years of age, who form the great
mass of these impertncnt spectators, that
we would hold up to public reproot. Where
are the fathers Of these young dandIes
Where is the wholesome rod which Solomon
recommended 9-Where is the police
Only refined female knows how annoy.
ing it is to run the gauntlet of these imma'
ture boys. Nor do they spare anybody
The matron is just as much at their mercy
as the maiden; the plain face as subject te
remark as the beautiful one; the poorly
dressed as open to impertinence as the mos
richly attired. One female meets a sneer al
she passes, because she does not happen te
please the fancy Of some young Tool, while
the cheeks of another are made to tingl'
bv bis loud and insolent admiration. Eve'
where the lady escapes without verbal in
suit, she is stared out Of countenance, ant
has no resource, except to drop her veil
hurry on and escape into a more respectful
atnnsnhere rs fast rs possible.
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Mourning Goods !!

AUGUSTA, Ca,
IJAVE received FROM New York large supply
Ill Of MOURNING GOODS, among which are
Superior Black Bombazincs, some for Summer
wear and best quality.
Plain and Satin Striped Black Chsllys
Superior plain Black Rareges Of the best quality
Satin plaid Marqusc. bcautifl article.
Plain Black GrrnadnEs rs of superior quality.
Mourning NIus'ins nd Ginglams Of the best
quality.
English Grape and ptAn black Lissc Wells.
Ladies' Mourning MSntilIas Of new and beautiful
patterns.
Ladies' plain batkal! white pointed Grape Col
lars. j.,
With alr,ost cSte'. :" article required for
ladies Mourning an,
May a5 u ~ 10
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Building Lots
April 90
Beach Island Land for Sale.

'ENIiE Subscriber uhcrs at private sale FIVE
i HUNDRED ACRES of Beach Island Swamp
Land, lying on the River, and adjoining lands Of
Samuel Clark and james r. Gardner and rented
the present year by James T. Gardner.
Abrut 400 acres Of the above Tract are cleared
and well improved. The balance in Cypress and
other swamp timber
Terms made easy tna good purchaser. Apply
to r: BRADFORD.
Silverton. s. c.. May If l6
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DoGMArrcaL.-It has been discovered
that where a lot of boarders are fed for some
time on suasages' exclusively, they begin to
erosI,
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yVhisEicy, Rupn, Brandy, sc

Whiskcy, RNam, Brandy, &c.
co BARRELS 1stctife7s. Alonnngahea and Mil
OC ler's Old Ry5 5fFSf{SKEY.
New:EngfaEd nj, ~ falt'1 5fadltsF tUlhr,
American and H,sIIlhss.44--tiIN,
American and French BRANDY,
Madeira, Tenerife cid Malaga WINES,
Peppermint, Cinnamon and Perfect Love COR
DIAL.
LEMoN SYRUP. by the Gallon or Bottle.
Irish and Scotch IVEISKEY.
Cider and White Wine VINEGAR,
Pint, IIalf-p:nt and Quart FLASKS.
Wine. Lennn Syrup and Porter BOTTLES,
DEMIJOHNS, oil sizes.
E, HODGES, AGENT
Nov 90 If 46
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OrS Tor IGuIlta,
Furniture Prints, some Striped for bordering
Quilts,
Black Allapacas asld BombHzines, all qualities
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BENEvOLENCE AND HAPPINESS.

lille ol passlona,e qualification is not to
be compared with a life of active bcnrvo-
lence. God has so constituted our nature.
that man cannot be happy unless he is, or
thinks he is, a means OF doing good. Jud ging
from our own experience, we cannot con,
ceive OF picture Of more unutterable
wrctchedness than is furnished by one who
knows that he is wholly useless in the
world. Give man what you please, sur.
round him with all the means of gratifca.
ton, and yet let the conviction come home
to him. clear aud irresistible, that there is
not being in Gods universe Il whit the
better or happier for his existence; let him
feel that he is thus blot upon, because Il
blank in, the universe. and the universe will
not furnish more unhappy being.-Ilerein
lies the solution of that to many, inexplica.
ble fact, that the schemes of mere sel6shness,
however wisely laid, hos wever energeticalIy
aud successfully prosecuted, never add TO
the joys, but always to the pains of those
who originate and engage in them. 1t is not
so with man Of opposite characteristics.
Take from him what YOU please, and you do
not take from him the elements of his Joy. if
You leave him the conviction that in any
way he is useful. If you contract the circle,
and diminish the sphere of his influence, you
detract from his JOY onl y as you detract from
his means of doing good. Aud as we can
not conceive of a more wretched being than
one who feels himself to be the slave of an
uncontrolled selfshness, so we cannot COLI
ceive of Il happier being than man Of tru-
ly benevolent heart, whose wishes describe
the circle and bound the sphere of his in
huence, and whose means are ample to give
those wishes full xpression.-Mason.
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R e m 0V al,

THE Undersigned respectfully informs his old
Il customers friends and The public generally that
he has removed to his BRICK STORE, on Centre
Street, between Mcssrs JOSIAH SIBLEY and GEORGE
Robinson, where he offers for sale general assort
mcnt Of
FAMILY GROCERIES.
Mr.. ELmu HopGEs is my duly authorised Agent
to sell Goods, and the BUSINESS will be conducted
under the style Of L. HODGES, Agent
II. A. KENRICK.
Hamburg, Nov 90 If 46 n
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illinois, writes 10 the proprirtOrs Tilt he had sufeed greny
from and prurc,el attack Of Fever a Ague and
completely restored to health by the use OF The Liver
properties and can be taken with decided advantage for
many diseases requiring nvgoratng remedies but the
Liver Pills prc-cmincn Of restoring dis
organized Liver healthy action hence The great celebrity
they have attained. The numerous formidable diseases
arising from diseased Liver which long bacd the skill
Of the most cmlent physicians in the United Sales
rendered easy Of thanks 10 the study and perseverance,
Of the distinguished phys clan whose this great med-
cine bcarsa name which will descend Ia postery
deserving Of gratitude. This invaluable medicine should
always be kept within rcac and OH The appearance Of the
earliest symptoms Of diseased Liver il bc safely and
fully administered.
The above valuable Medicines for sale in this place
agency by G. L. PENN: WARDI.AW & DENDY. Abbc
vile C. H.: a. J. CREIGIITON Hamburg, and by one
Agent in every Town in the South
April Is 6m II
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just Received

just Received
A LOT Of Eastman's SUPERIOR STRAW
IN CUTTERS.
a lot of Daniels Pat Superior Straw Cutters,
Grants Superior Patent FAN MILLS,
Is :" Z" ~ Grain Cradles,
Hoe & Co.'S Superior CIRCULAR SAWS,
All Of which will besoll ON the most acconimoda-
ting terms. Call and zee them.
- ROBINSON & JACKSON.
Hamburg, May 25 If -
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Co-Partnership Notice.

r HAVE this day associated Mr.. THOMAS E.
Il HIT in business with nc, which will in iutul
be transacted under the firm of Bowers & HIT.
S. Z. BOWERS.
Hamburg, Nov S, 1879.