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I1EHRYJ j. 0sBoRN .FRED. a. Wn1rLocK
OSBORNE s, WHITL0GK,
JEWELLERS,
SIGN OF TIE wATcH)
Augusta, Ga,

SIGN OF TIE wAToH)
Augusta, Ga,
Under tie United States Hotel.
II EEP Constantly on hand choice selection of
IN Goods in their line. at the LOWEST NJ AR
RET PRICES, such,as fine
Watches, Jewelry, Silver Ware and
FANCY GOODS IN GREAT VARIETY,
MUSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL INSTRUMENTS,
Besides many other articles too numerous to men,
ton. We keep two Workmen, one an experienced
Matchmaker, Zone of the best Of Workmen,) and
the other Il Jcwelcr capable Of manufacturing any
thing in the line :.
cE3H Call and see our Stock before purchasing
elsewhere. OSBORNE s. WTHTLOCk. :
Sept. ~ 3m 35
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Carria e S

AT TIE OLD STAND OF S. & j. GILBERT
CHARLESTON, S. C..
q & e. M. GILBERT continue the
81 CARRIAGE BUSINESS at the above stand
Nos So and 10. Wentworth Street, where they will
be pleased to exhibit to their old friends and Us
toners very
Extensive Stock of Vehicles,
comprising those of their own manufacture together
various other styles usually found in this market.
Their long acquaintance with this market as
Manufacturers and Dealers will enable them to
offer great inducements to purchasers both in style
and prices.
Aug 25 IF 81
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old lady in Virginia, who be-
Il Bible doctrine, that for seven
he end of the world no children
l-and that gives her comfort, for
h birth she hears of she says 10
II, the seven years at least have not
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Notice.

A IL Persons indebted to the estate of Henry F
N Freeman. decd. will come forward nme
datcly and make payment. and those having de-
mands will render them in properly aicstcd.
j. Fl. JENNINGS, Ex'or.
J1,b 81
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virtuous man lives not to the
his own conscience. He, rs the
=, steers u course contrary 10 that
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Copartnership Notice,

TNIIE Undersigned having associated his Son,
l. WM. C. SlBLEY, in business with him; the
same will be continued at his Old Stand, under the
name and style Ct j. SIBLEY & Son.
JOSIAH SIBLEY.
Hamburg, S. c., Sept. lst, 1858.
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Choice Family SuppIies,

Consisting of nearly every article usually kept in
an EXTENSIVE FAMILY GROCERY, all Of
which having been selected with care and of supc
rior quality, will be sold at
LOW RATES FOR CASH.
S. E. B. takes this opportunity of returning his
thanks to old friends and customers, and assures
them that all pains will lbe taken in future to secure
n continuance of patronage, and hopes those wish
ing to purchase will give him call.
--Ila-..I...-.. 0n. lStE1SS2 IF 90
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just Rccci

q VuSC 1NVVVT
A LOT of Eastman's SUI
IN CUTTERS.
4 lot of Daniels Pat. Superb
Grants Superior Patent FAT
" " Grain Grad
Hoe & Cos Superior ClRCJ
All of which will be sold on the
ting terms. Call and see them.
ROBINSON
Hamburg; MAJ 25
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,dy recently discharged her lover
I'D her the wind had shifted.
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eat gun," said lipsy printer who
il bender for Il week.
/ The foreman, "you're great gun,
kcd, and you can consider yourself
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CopartnellaGl ]
NEORCE ROBINSON u
VI have associated themselves
transactIng Of Il
General Hardware ]
Under the style Of ROBINSON & ia
where We will always keep IN ext
Of EVERY THING in that lin
Saddles, Brides, Harness, Leather
sc. &c.
Hamburg, April 81
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Hamburg, Nov 90
VVhiskcy, EelaRna, Ell

w lliskcy, EellRla, Ell
6O BARRELS Rectified, Mon
OU ler's Old Rye IyHISKEl
New England and jamaica X
American and Holland GIN.
American and French BRAN
Madeira, Teneritic and Maln
Peppermint, Cinnamon and p
DIAL.
LEMON SYRUP, by the G
Irish and Scotch WHISKE]
Cider and White Wine VIM
Pint, IIalf-pint and Quart FL
Wine. Lemon Syrup and Por {
DEMIJCHNS, all sizes.
L. HC
Nov 90 If
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ddiT!EfMln diviaaMa h1tlPFssa tAPs Of n the courts re-
was called To the witness stand.
liking him for Il member of The
lends, thus addressed him" Will
: affirm :" Just which thee d-n
'as The reply.
TX Colonist publishes the following
IN edilor.-Of course it couldn't
editor hereabouts
an editor!
's if you will,
;, kind Providence,
m lie still.
or his living so
ed while he lied,
e could not lie longer
d down and died.
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Select 2)oetr.a& "a.


THE MAN AND THE STREAM
Whittier, merry little streamlet,
-Hast'nest thou en- silver feet2'
81 am hnrryiass to The ocean:
Hurrying oceans waves to greet
"I am but little. bronklet,
And Lwould river be;
And I'm pusliingonwird,
Tillm!rwatersJind the sea-"
"But a rills.the-s4rnIng f,und thee
: Ger thy waves the flowers bent;
I. Canst thuu.not ambitious streamlet
Canst not be herewith content;
Then the brook tome replying,
How,can lnaa reproyethe STR
Is not he forever trying
To obtain ans-ien's dream
."AIy pure waters, flowing onward
Nourish flowers as they go;
You may trace each brooklei's pat
By the howsfSp-1' l.Sssd It gro
+ not .7 Z: -""
Every path Il ds. -""~sIl>}
B,ackenel ra;ns-,;estIaiion
Follow him whtre'er he goes.
When mans lot in life is humbl
Let him learn c5Hlent to be;
Then reprove ambitions strcaml
AS they're huEsYing to the sea.
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Inay not remain rsnv,..--
D. Thou shalt pay him for his paper-for he
'aooreth hard to give you the news in due sea-
son.
4. Thou shalt advcrtisc-that he may ba able
to give ye The paper.
D. D. Thou shalt not visit him, regardless of his
olhcc rnes-drranging the papers.
D. ihou shalt not fonch anything that will
give the printer troubIe-that he may not hold
thee guilty :>'N
Z. Thou shalt no. read the manuscript in the
,'ahdS OF The compositor-ior he will hold thee
blamcful.
S Thou shalt not sees the news before it is
PT5rmr4f iiiots1;s4M be Ml give il to you in due na
things in the otlice-from it thou si;llt teih66tl O.
thing.
-. Thou shalt not send abusive and threaten.
ing letters TO the editor
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A MAN OF CoURAGE.-The man who card
look years folly in The face without shudder&
inn
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
BOOT & SHOE BUSINESS !:
Rcm0YaE.

rg>TE Undersigned respectfully informs his friends
4 in Carolina, that he has Removed from Ham
burg to Augusta, Ga, on the South side Of Broad
Street, opposite tine Augusta Hotel, where;he will
be pleased to see his old friends -nnd customers-
lie would also state tha. he has lust returned from
tho N..tt viii aud ias
purchased, at the LOWEST MARKET PRICES,
Il lar1e Stock nf
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voL. xyIIl.---No. 40.

= -. :. :.
DRINKING IN SAy FRANc1sco-The Christian
Advocate has found, by actual count, the whole.
'mber Of places where liquor is sold in that
to be five hundred and thirty-seven. or
'ighty-three sell liquor purely in the re-
- nd fifty-two wholesale, making one
.oa SOL twenty-five which do not keep m
'dfy the traffic. Oft the four hundred
eplsces where it is sold in connection
,cr business one hundred and forty.four
.gyern restaurants, one hundred and fifty
~ groceries, forty-six gambling houses, and
:ty.eight supposed to be kept by bawdss
Some of these appear genteel; others are dance
houses and such like, where Chinese Mexican,
Chan, and other foreign women are assembled.
There were FIVE hundred and ffty-six bar-tenders
present in the various places at the time when
the memoranda were taken. Wethink we may
safely add one.qnarter if not one-third as re-
served corps, making, including women, seven
hundred and forty-three bar.tenders, in that
city.
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ne, sar," said Cuffee, drawing him
"but I'm responsible for de silver"
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--A1Hzara az i-A4a- I! 4. IN Cuba this
year.
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Carolina Hot e |,

.HANBURG, s. c.
FJyIIIS popular Establishment having been thor
4 ouehly repaired and rriiitrl with entire NEW
FURNITURE the Subscriber takes pleasure in
informing the public. that he IS now prepared toae
comnlodatc both MAN aud HORSE, in Il style, as
ie hopes, 10 give CUiiiiqk
JOIN T. DOBEY.
Hamburg, March %, If 10
II The Abbcvillc Banner ana Anderson Ca
zctte will each copy the above four times and for
ward accounts 10 j. LII
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81 i,
S.
I'd pr
eturned
Il, looking t,
e in the last t,r
of nothing but
ed up in the minute ,a.
dern El Dorado. TIL = t
life current into the lhous;
: venerable Bishop. 1t was de-
% his animated conversation,
Regeneration which seems to
i'im ; and 10 catch the glow of
'stolic spirit. as he recounted
.lching throughout the whole
try, from the coast mountains
ons. He had appointments,
md on week days, in every
was not sick a single hour
to his return, filled every ap-
daily entertained during his
2 SEQ, at the house of the Gov
by special invitation of that
lough the oldest effective tsa: :. :,
n the American conlinent,be
st example of devotion to the
aiding Scriptural holiness over
d with OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Ehnn:h nnnht False next
Th0isaHd collars for missions.
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aid the typo, "then | had better
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WARDLAW & WALKER,
FACTORS AND COMMISSION
AIERCHAMTsg
COMMISSIONS Fon SELLING CoTToS,
Fifty Gents per Bale.


THE Subscriber having formed Co-Partncrship
1 with Ilr. w. 4. WARDLAW, of Charleston,
formerly of Abbcville S. G., for the purpose Of do
ing GENERAL FACTORAGE and COAlAllS-
SION BUSINESS, ayails himself of the present
opportunity Of returning his sincere thanks TO his
numerous friends for the liberal patl onage bestowed
for number Of years ast,-and in moving, tenders
the services Of the now concern Of NARDLAW
S WALKER, Charleston, where he hopes many,
if 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
a Depot n the city Of Augusta, thereby save the
expense OF Toll and very greatly facilitate the for
warding of produce of any kind. MIR. JOHN G.:
REFS, 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 drovare G. WALKER.
Augusta, July l9. 1852. If "
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CAROLINA HOTEL,
EDGEFIEJ,D G. H. s. c.

LUNEfIELU Z. IT., ;. Z.
A MNCN THIS ESTABLISHMENT for
sI11,,s.sizA sI11,sA mcryy known as the "SrANN no,
S35{52l:Es4-- TEL" having been purchased and
opened IN December last by the Undersigned, he
would most respectfully s"lict his friends and the
public generally 10 give Inn call, as he feels con-
tidcnt that he can do rs well for them as could be
expected in n place like this.
lis House is situated on Main Street, one block
South Of the Public square, and convenient to those
travelling the Plank Road. Also. from Columbia,
Aiken and Grantrvill,. Ills Stpblr$ are convenient
to the House and always well supplied.
The House is sufficiently retired from the bnsi-
ness par, of the Town to render it always quiet and
comfortable, so ,lia; the weary Traveller may always
be sure Of Il good nights rest.
+. N. NICHOLAS.
NIay IL If III
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OF WAY.-l'he following deci-
: II principle Of some interest to
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Hamburg, April 81
r e m O v a

II y III y O
THE Undersigned respectfully
Il customers, friends and the pu
he has removed to his BRICK 81
Street, between Messrs. JOSIAH Sn
ROBINSON, where he offers for sale
ment Of
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Boots and Shoes,

BOGUS anu Sn0eS,
Trunks, V;,lises, Carpct-Rags,
And every article belonging to the Wholesale and
Retail Boot and Shoe Business, which he pledges
himself TO sell CHEAPER than any other House
in Augusta, FOR CASH, or on time TO punctual
dealers.
Any one wanting Goods in his line will find it to
their interest to call and examine his Stock before
purchasing clscwhcre-and he will take pleasure in
exhibiting them to c:ery one who may favor him
with visit
lie takes occasion here TO return his heartfelt
thanks 10 his kind friends for their liberia! patronage
heretofore bestowed OIL him. and hopes BY strict at
tenton and perseverance in business, to merit q
continuance Of the same.
JOHN WELSH,
Opposite the Augusta Hotel,
Augusta, Ga, Oct. 5 If 3S.
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PRESIDENT PlERcE.-In John Van Burcn's
speech at Albany, on Tuesday evening, he re.
ferred to the President in the following terms:
"Ihe Democratic party presents itself now
IN one OF its most aluring aspects. You have
at the head of the National Government
young, upright, Jealous and patriotic President,
truly representing the spirit of the age. The
sentiments which he has declared in his inaugu.
raj address, the declaration which he has made
in regard to the immuni,ies of citizenship, his
Uniform professions of kindness toward our
adopted citizens the elevated view which he
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POPULATION OF THE GRAvE-Under this
head the Merchants Ledger has some very GU:
rous and Interesting calculations.
1t estimates the average of births per second,
for the last eighteen hundred and -fifty-three
years, at 8l5-This would make The whole nun,-
Der of human beings who have lived since the
l. birth Of Christ, about thtty-two thousand mil
llons 7-----7------<- -,,:-.------.-, 4
GEeducting from t!iis number the nine hundred
and sixty millions, who form the present popula.
ton of the globe, and it leaves the number thir-
ty-one thousand and forty millions that have
gone to the grave
Of this number the estimate is that nine
thousand millions have died by wars.
Eight thousand millions by pestilence and
Five hundred millions by martyrdom.
Five hundred and eighty millions by intoxca-
ting drinks.
erwisc.
BY this estimate it will be seen that war and
strong drink have sent one-tlIird of the human
race 10 premature grave.
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'"I "HICIT VIC CVoIHUTISNNpnt
ling somewhat annoyed BY the airs
II who waited on him-a negro of
'mpIeyion-hc desired him one day
rlre. The negro bowed and took
,cIly behind The gen,Ieman's chair.
I'M gone, it was with some impa.
few minutes after, the gentleman
forward 10 remove the soup.
said he, leave the room. | wish
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THREE or four weeks ago, an amusing incl
dent took place in one of the most splendid of
the New York Hotels which is too good not to
be related:
A distinguished Southern gentleman former.
" a member of the Cabinet, was 4 hoardrr in
the house, and prrierring not to eat at the table
d'bote, had his mras SERVED In Liz nrn nnrlo.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-11-30
& z At s!

JUST PUBLISrED-A NEW DISCOVERY IN EEEICINE!
A FEW words on the ratiOna. treatment without
~ Medicine, of Spermatorrhss, OF Local Weak
ness, Nervous Debility, Low Spirits, Lassiue. Weak
ness Of the Limbs and the Back, Indisposilinn. and
lncaplcity for Stvdy and Labor, Duness OF Arrre-
heDsion, Loss of Memory, Aversion to Society, Love
of Solitude Trniity, Self Dtrust, Dizziness Head
Ache, Involuntary Discharges, Pains in the Side. Al
fection of the Eyes Pmp!es on the Facs Sexual and
other Inirmiiies in Man.
From the French Of DR.. B. Delaney.
The important fact that theso alarming complaints
may easily be removed CHtot medicine. is this
smsll tract, clearly demonstrated, and the entirely
new and highly successful treatment, adopted by
the Author, fully explained, by means of which
~ one is enabled to cure himself perfect y, and at
the least possible cost, ayoiing thereby, oll the adj
yertiscd nostrums of the day.
Sent to any address, gratis and post free, i'll
sealed envelope by remiting post pai two postage
stamps to DR.. B. delaney, or Box 100, Broadway
Post Office, NJ nov s. 3m-
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| Issued from the Uaiied Sfat,s Pof,p, Oac.
! for the fcceI ending Nope n,bey %. lsss-
each beGrI1g that da1e:
Samuel F. Allen, of New York. n. Y.
For improvement in fluid lamps.
j. Bloom. Of East Woburn, Mass
For improvement in condensing smoke
and gases.
NJ. c. Gritzner, of Washington, d. c.
For improved gold separator.
Benjamin f. Miller, Of New York, n.
1.-For improved iron fence.
John W. Peer, of Schenectady, N. Y.
For improved trip hammer.
David n. Ropes, of Meriden, Conn
For improvement in attaching handles to
the blades of table knives.
Robert r. Taylor, of Reading, Pa
For improved arrangement of valves, ports
and passages for operating steam ham.
merS.
Silas B. Terry, of Terryville. Plv-
mouth, Conn.-For mode of applying the
vibratory spring of balance clocks.
r. c. Wrenn, of Mount Gilead, Ohio.
For improvement in seed planters.
Ephraim B. Benedict, of Clinton, n.
Y.-For improvement in coupling shafts
to axles.
Erastus L. Busscll, of ofShelbvville, Ind.
For improvement in combined India rub
Der and steel springs.
Samuel Chapman. Jr., of New York.
n. Y.-For improvement in stone saws.
Richard Edwards, of Eagle River,
Mlch.-For improvement in machines for
washing ores.
John Crabtree and Joseph Hopkinson.
of Philadelphia, Pa.-For Improvement
IN Tightening, packing ofengine and pump
piStonS.
Israel Graves and Charles A. Bogert.
OF West Dresden, N. Y.-For single
machine.
Charles Phelps, of Salem, Mass.-For
Improvement in supporting falling table
leaves.
John B. and William F. Prague, of
Fancy Hill, Va.-For Improvement in
forming hydraulic cement pipes
Frederick Seibert, of Williamsburgh,
n. l.-For improvement in machines for
polishing leather.
Samuel j. and Charles III. Trofalter, of
Salem, Mass.-For improvement i'm ma
chimes for skiving boot counters.
j. Hellman, administrator of Joshua
Holman, deceased of France.-For i'm
provement IN combing fibrous materials.
Patented in France Dec. IL, l845.
VIM. Baird, of Philadelphia, Pa, as
signor to John j. Hepworth, of same
place.-For improvement in power looms.
Frederick Nicholson, of Warsaw, n. Y.
aSsignor to Nelson A. Hume. of Rushford.
n. 1.-For improvement in screw lacks
for raising buildings.
Design.-Simon F. Moore, of Batavia.
n. Y.-For design for cooking stoves.
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kEnICAI. CARn

nRS. K. J. HUNTER, physicians for diseases
- of the chest &e..) beg to announce that they
Will remove to New York on the 9th of december
next, soon thereafter as they shall have COM
petcd desired professional arrangements in regard
TO their practice in Washington and Baltimore The
motive CT this change is that Of being more central
and easy of access to those visiting them from dis
tant parts of the Unicn.
DIR. Jam Hunter will. during the winter, visi
professionally st. Augustine, Jacksonville and the
principal resorts for nva ids the southern coast
DR.. Kobert Hunter viii visit Washington and RAJ
'lnirre on professional business once in each month
after December
Will be published in January next an American
edition of Sir Charles Scudanore's work on Iuhala-
ton. with an lntroductio d." NOTES. aud an Ap-
pendix, by Hunter, NJ. II. c. s.
bfice-12 n street, between q and IT. nov Il
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POPULAR AND FAMILY MEDICINES

GOLD BY KtDWELL & LAURENCE Fennsyl-
- vania avenue and 1ith street. Washington, and
JOHN l.. kIDWELL, High street, Georgetown, d.
c.. comprising in part:
DR.. Jaynes Family Mediciuss-Dr. Roses Family
Northumberland BGsam OF Wild Cherry-Ayers'
Cherry 2 c oral-Sands' and Tewsand's Sarsapsril-
la-A III. and J ohm Bulls do-Roses and Schwartze's
do-Milhau Elxer Calisaya Bark-Wolf Aromatic
Scheidam mSchnapps-kdwelps Extract Beech Drops
Watts Nervous Antidote-0sgo India Cholo-
yosue-Roward's Tonic cMixture-iIampton'sVe Vegeta-
bic Tincture-GrceRs Originated Bittcrs-IIootisuds
German do-Ba<e's and Cdnn0ns do-Rushton's
and Sims Cod Liver Oil, together with all the most
approved meiicnes of the time.
Agents for the sale of Seymours Galvanic Abdomi-
mel Supporter, Seymour 0bstetroa Supporters, and
Mrs. Belts Abdominal Ulcro Supporters.
A fresh supply Of Saratoga and Bedford Water.
sep 80
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nATIV El1IlArTNrr Oman
U[AiUI EV CINI.NU SlAN IL.
THE SERENADE.

Wake. lady, wake-the midnight moon
sails through the cloudless skies Of June;
The stars gaze swcetly on the stream
Which, in the brightness Of their beam,
One sheet of glory lies,
The glow worm lends its little light.
And all that's beautiful ard bright
L. shining Oh our world To night,
Save thy bright eyes,
Wake, lady, wake-the nightingale
Tells to the moon her love -lorn tale
Now doth the brook that's hu,hed hy day,
AZ through the vale she winds her way,
In murmurS sweet rejoice;
The leaves, by the soft night wind stirred.
Are whispering many gentle word,
And all earth's sweetest sounds are heard,
Save thy sweet voice.
Wake, lady, wake-thy lover waits,
Thy steed stands sadded at the gates
Here Is garment rich and rare.
To wrap thee from the cold night air;
The appointed hour is flown
Danger and doubt have vanished quite
Our way before j. clear and bright
And all is ready for the flight,
Save thou alone.
Wake, lady, wako-I have wreath,
Thy broad fair brow shall rise beneath;
nave ring that must not shine
On any finger, love, but thine,
I've kcrt my pligEtcd VOW.
BeEeath thy easement here / stand,
To lead thee by thy own white hand.
Far from this dull and captive strand
But mhcre art thou!
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ashtngtop, Nov. SIS53.

pESUMED BUSINESS hGAlN.-Having pur.
chsHed of Mr. t. J.. Miller his entire stock Of Gre
ceres the subscriber respectfully announces to his
former patrons and citizens generally that he has re-
commenced merchandising at his old cstabIished
stand corner OF 9TH and streets, occupied hy him
for the LIST five years
Thankful for the liberal patronacs heretofore ex-
A"uded 20 nc, should be glad to have the honor Of
s"ryiDS my former customers aud others. assuring
them that courtesy. rromptitule, and fair dealing
shall characterize my every effort TO please all and
win their rgar'ls, and bJ adding to this constant
an! well selected Stock OF fresh FAMILY GROCER
lES, procured from the bet Northern markets and
sold at inducing and uniform prices, hope by dill
gent attention to business tc merit share Of the
public patronage. JOHN III JOHNSON,
Grocer, corner Il 9TH aud r. ctrppts
nov l2-lm Opposite General Post Office