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EARL OF CARLIsLE,s DIARY.

EARL OF CARLISLE,s DIARY
IL Diary Of Turkish and Greek Writers, by the
Right Hon.the Earl Of Carlisle, edited by @. @.
FELTON,, Greek Professor in Harvard University.
The noble Earl is we'll and favorsbly known In
this country, having travelled here while he bore
III title Of Lord Morpeth, and his work will be
read with great interest by all who have devoted
any attention 10 the mighty events which are now
taking place in the Eastern World. The period
embraced in his journal is one OF deep signif-
canoe, being at the very commencement Of hos
tiliies, and the persons introduce have since
played eminent paris in this terrible historical
tragedy. Professor FELTON, has added full and co.
pious notes TO the American edition. and the work
is beautifully illustrated II will hereafter be re-
garded as valuable, historical record Of this in
eresting period.
Just published and for sale by
r. FARNHAM,
June IL Cor. IL ST. and Penn. av.
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IyINE JEwELRY.-Ih have just received

LIME JEWELRY.-I have just received
IL. new supply of the latest styles Of welry
and have just finished fine lot of pu-e silver
ware, such as Tea Sets, Gobleis, Cups, Spoons,
Forks, Ladies', Butter. Fish. and Pie Knives
Napkin Rings, &c., &c. All Of which Twill sell
NJ much lower prices than is usually asked for the
same quality OF goods al other establishments in
this city, and will warrant every article as repre-
sented at time of sale. H. 0. HOOD,
Ais Penn. avenue, between III aud 9th streets.
NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE
IN Samuel w. Taylor Il Co, have opened the
spacious New Store on Penn. avenue, next to
Messrs. Geo., 81 T. Parker's opposite Browns
Hotel, for the sale of Ladies' Gentemen's, Misses,
Boys and Servants BOOTS, SHOES, CATERS
and SLIPPERS.
In opening this establishment our aim is to be-
come popular by keeping good articles at very low
prices. s'N $50
Heterogeneous have been made with the best
Northern Manufacturers for regular supply Of
every article exclusively to our order.
BY respectful attention to the wants OF those
who will favor us with call, we hope TO merit
their future confidence and patronage.
S. w. TAYLOR IL Co. tit
Penn avenue, opposite Browns Hotel
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NORTH AND SOUTH, by the author of
In Mary Barton" The Moorland Cottage
Crawford &c. 371 cents.
Kings and Queens, or Life in the Palace, by
John 5 G. Abbott, new edition, just received and
for sale by r. FARNHAM
March 3
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slGkED offer their services
Il TO prosecute claims Of every descrin,ion -.
tore Congress and the different departments oftbe
government. -
Office on l4th street, opposite Wizards uo,a,
Sep 2s--u BROWN A. WINTEp
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C1OURT OF CLAIMS Digested summa-

COURT OF Digested summa-
" ry and alphabetical list OF private claims
which have been presented to the House of Rep
resentatives from the First 10 the Thirty first Cpn-
gress, exhibiting the action of Congress on each
claim with reference TO the journals reports, bills,
&c, Calculating its progress, compiled by order of
the House Of Representatives. few copies for
sale by r. FARNHAM.
Apr IA
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M RS. e. ~. ALEXANDER can accom-
1vl modate few Gentlemen with Board: or a
Lady and Gentleman, on l street, between 9th
and nh, No. SOP. The House is situated a short
distance from the Patent Office and other Depart
mems Nov lott
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| ~. r1zz..zszzu1 NEW YORK TO AND FROM
! - sI@ALBANY AND fKOY--On and
after Monday, May s, 1854, the trains will rnn as
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ChoW oUiLLs. - Further supply of the
bundles just received al
TAYLOR g. MAURYs
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LAW NOTICE.
Brown, stanton, and Walker.

WASHINGTON, D. O., April 20, 1855
Apr 2l-laWlm
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4 NEW WORK BY HENRY ROGERS,

June IL Cor IL ST. and Penn. av.
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Death Of a Young: wife.


We clip from the Telescope the subioined an.
nouncement of the death of Mrs. RfGE, wife Of
our friend, I. J. RICE, Of the Anderson Advocate.
Were tears Of coincidence available to sootbe
the sorrow Of a stricken father, or dcsolatc
husband thus earlyslcft to mourn the parting of
., tThat only tie -
For which lie wished to live, or feared to die"
Ours should mingle with theirs over the grave
whose insatiatc thirst has robbed society of go
much that was lovely and dear. Here is q
tribute to her memory, true, beautiful and sin
cerc
s1t is with real sorrow that we announce nm.
other breach in. the family of our friend and
counsellor. DR.. e. Pressly:sSLess than five
months ago, his eldest daughter, Cypriana NJ,
stood blushing maid at wedlocks altar-to.
day she sleeps serencIy beside hef mother. On
the 7th of February she quit her fathers house,
to become the centre of life in another circle.
On the 4th of July she left again her new-made
home, as We trust and believe, for house not
made with hands eternal in the heavens = She
died at the residence of her husband, Ibzan ].
Rice. Esq., in Anderson, after a lingering illness.
How brief is lifeI How sad its close -.
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A Gold Mine forSale!

NR. REUBEN FOWLER whose advertisement
has appeared in the Press for somo months past;
came to.town the other day with "his sueh2e-
bags full of ROCKS" to. the end that he might
convince us, and hence land-buyers and specu-
lators generally, that there is gold mine on
his land We handled some of his rocks, and
there were evidences unmistakable of gold,
t.yen, much fine gold" He says he hos struck
upon very rich vein and indeed he has, il
the specimens we saw are permitted to testify.
He had one small rock, not larger than thin.
epcrhaps' was apparently one-fourth gold,
and was, VIC believe, the richest specimen OF
ore We have ever seen. -
We to hear of a second Dom, and then
the building Of tho Savannah Valley Railroad
We certainly wish it may enrich its owner; fol
Ar: FOWLER is poor man, and poor men ought
always to Be lucky men.
He postpones his sale to September, if no,
sold privately before. See altered advertise
ment. ySSS. =
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|; IT Is reported that tho Empcror Nicholas in Z
MS reply 70 Austria's demands, hass consented
TO eSaceate the Principnlities, and il withdrew
ing his forces beyond the Prutl.: ~.
ESaLASp;-hord D. John Russell hnd officially
nf S;,ut INC House OF Commons that tho siege
was received with great cheering.
the Iritish government has sent Sir John
Bousham from China to negotiate corf,merc;oj
treaty with Japan. ''"'
Tho weather both in England and Franco
was favorable for the harvest.
The latest accounts Indicate a dispostion y,
the part Of the Emperor Nicholas TO negotiate
for peace.
The advanced guard Of the French and Enr-
lish army had reached Prevcd
The Greek insurrcction had been entirely
subducd.
Brazil had notified France and ENGLAND of
her neutrality during the pendiifg war with
Russia. ''''
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The Juniors.

Exhibitions coming under our observation
arc so frequent that we ought not to be ex
pcctcd to notice them with much particularitv
General remarks would DO useless and crit;.
cisms. however just would be offensive de-
tailed notices are therefore not desirable. In
discriminate pufcry, on such occasions, is as
injurious to the applaudcd rs it is dcrocntorv
to the applnuder. Well merited condemna
tions however, should not be withheld-younp
men need oil the encouragement they can ret'
Measured by this rule, the Junior Exhibition
Of last Tuesday evening, demands tho cxpres-
sion of our highest praise. To soy that tho
speakers all did we'll would DO below the trutl,
they did very well. They quilted them
selves like men. Erskine never showed off to
better advantage. Tho oratory,. as whole,
was decided Improvement on; anything We
have ever seen, from either Seniors or Juniors.
in Lindsay Hall. The, standard of clooucnco
has been very much raised since our first &C,
guaintance with Erskinc. We do not believe
1t, 1t IS exceeded now in any College of the land.
The same is true Of the style Of writing. The
speeches on Tuesday evening were all good
not an inferior one among them. That thew
were perfect we do not affirm, but thew wero
much less liable to criticism than College speceh.
es gcnHrally.-D,oc West 2slescopc.
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CONGRATULATIONS.
[coMMuSIcATEp.]
Tribute Of Respect.

AN extra meeting of Clinton Lodge No. 8,
sway held This morning, July 10th, 1854. to pay
the last tribute Of respect to our deceased friend
and brother SAMUEL. Corr, who departed this
life on Sunday 9th July, 1854. and tliefol,ow-
ing preamble, and resolutions were adoHted
Whereas, 1T has pleased Almighty God in
his wisdom toscall from our midst our worthy
brother SAIuEIs Corr, be it therefore
Rcsoired, That We deeply mourn the loss OF
our brother who has so often met and mingled
with lis in fraternal relations
Resolved That page of our journal be set
apartnpon which shall be Inscribed his name rs
a imomento of1his membership of this Lodge
Resolved That we wear the usual badge oi
mourning on tho left arm for the next thirty
days.
Resolved, That these proceedings be published
in the Adberiuc Banner and Independent Press
w: l.. BULLOCK, Sec'y.
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DssAsptiYe Storm.

IHrsandetson papers relate the particulars
OF violent storms which ocourred.in that Dis.
trict on Saturday the 1othi instant, and lasted
over o aR hour harness shop was stricken by
lightning, tho inmates escaping with severe
shock lady and child we're also SLIGHTLY of
fected. The falling Of a tree smashed a cart
and killed q fine mule, negro boy barely cs.
Gaping by q vigorous retreat Lightning, rods
the Gazette thinks saved the courthouse Con.
siderable damageto corn crops, it is thought
was ocessioned. ~. -,
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Eastern News.

The steamer Baltic which arrived in New
York on the 9Th inst, brought the following
interesting nows from the old world:
The commercial news is important. Cotton
was firm and advancing The breadstuffs were
depressed. g During thethree days, ending june
2s, $4,000 bbls. of -four had been sold nt de-
cline Of Cd; wheat had declined Cd. corn
dull and dropping. -s.E. -
Owing to the favorable news from the sent
Of wGE, q further advance had taken place in
English cons6,s.
The political ncws is highly important. Af.
ter quibbling, shuffling, prevaricating, and pro-
crastnating, Austria has at length taken an
open and decided stand in; favor of the allies.
Her troops are now in. motion for tho occupa-
ton OF the Principalties. This must bring af.
fairs at tho seat of war to a crisis one way or
1.-THE other ~ 's't
The fighting thus far has been done by the
Turks and the Turks alone-thc Mussulman
proving himself more than match for the
boasted and boasting legions Of the Car.
From THE SEAT OF WAh-The Russians have
made the long looked for retrograde movement,
official and private letters from the Danube;
state that the Russians were leaving their sick
and wounded behind them in tile hospitals.
The most stringent orders. have been given by
tho Turkish authorities to respect them, and
even to render assistance if assistance should
es'ocioSeiy y Unnecessarily cfSef paSSpOEtS
are also to 4be delivered to Russian. surgeons
who may be 1eftin attendance. = =: 49,
Generals Schiders, who was SO severely wound
ed IN the desperate sortie from Silssrih, is dead
From the most remarkable accounts it APP
pears that Since tho entry of the Russians into
the Principalities, they have lost by the battle
and disease upwards OF fifty thousand men. ;E.
The London papers of the 2Sth uis,., state
thnt y: has positively been decided upon for sf,
Austrian q occupation Immediately TO enter the
Eprincipal lities; Count Coroniniy with the first
division OF the army, to be closely followed by
q second division, is ready to- descend the Dais.t
1bo, 70 Ggirgexe whence they win march 10,
M. Dc Bruok. the Austrian Esi, EasoV,s. q no now
- som!nunic ton VI the ith the Wow
otshaying the fhecsssass relininary stabs Ia,
ken for The ascapA Ion ofs the nsips1i itias
..s Tosayd ott a SlliisllSn Mith ahes
k.sssta before Knsl
5asa 90 fIsna; Nh
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Anderson Gazette.

y. 6. EARLE lL Esq, whose graceful pen has
contributed sosnsny sparkling gems to the col
nmns % Of this psper, las resigned his post as CO..
editeEs differences in politiaslkfaith wis the
causes 4oonE, present sole; editor, SAYS
that kis :sshtnents fare as unchanging as his
very natarssapd we presume Mr.. EARLE is as
nuehsasE ,a hisss any, ona;. hence it was
necessaryto enntie horses or have a cross.
ssyed paper. sf:-
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Savannah valley RaiIroad. !.

"FRox the almost total silence which has
reigned for several months past We had almost
ceased to think Of this railsoad enterprise until
ons dsylast week, o report of the Grief. En-
gineer, F. G. ARAs, Esq, was handed ns. 49,
The Report issaeepmpanied with a well exe;
teuted map, exhibltibs the projected liass 81 the
Valley Road from Hamburg to ,AndersohpsH
From this repef$ we learn that The iield,op-
erations were commenced at Hamburg in Jan.
uary last. Should the depot; be located upon
the bank of tbSfiver atsIIamburg, seven thou
sand feet of Strestle will be required, which
d the only trestfe estimated for the route
The total length of the line from Hamburg
70 Anderson issninety three niles and thsito.
tai estimate ofthe eost and oatft Sf the road Is
$1,s11,27. ,sEis innate sEbnt templates the
~ i fri slass road. The planters
along the lines a1most ont. al, exception
have siggikad atsar Will Is g;ve the right
of way, and f6anyof them EaxS afready;made
the regular legal eonyeys4es .This, nsiicates
!. range ofsttie cont sFosd stuatsd
Raaroad sillSe 4. ana Sarg wii iI.sx
o,senstIs.l feath lsli Ey4S6s
other t6phy 81 81 =,
in which 28
IN this ss3 s,;s,s. 8
sSngzai5}| ssssssd IS 4 s.
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More Documents.

HoNoRAnLEsA. p BUTLER, J. L. ORR, and z.
$. Brooks will accept our thanks for continued
favors in public documents. These gentlemen
are no less assiduous in .heir kind attention to
friends than in their devotion to the public in
terests.. We shnll not lack for such favors
while they arc there, and long may that be !
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HEAD QUARTERS.
9th Regiment 8. @. M.


pURSUANT to orders from Head Quarters
L the Sixth Regiment ofInfantry will parade
next, Mt 10 o'clock A. ri.
The Commissioned and non Commissioned
officers will attend the day previous for drill
and instruction. Lieut. Col. ClinkscaIes md
Maj. Hodges are charged with the extension of
this order throughout their respective com
mands: ,, Captains commanding Beat Compa-
tive commands. !. ~
The Cokesbury Fencibles arc respectfully in
vited to attend on that occasion. !.
The Jocasse Band viii attend at Lomaxs the
9Th of August next ~. .SST
Officers both Of staff and line wiz he-:c.
August. by order Of
J. J.. ADAMS, Adj
July 10th, 81. 10
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Sudden Death.

IT is with sincere sorrow that we announce
the death of a member of one Of Abbeylle's
most respected families. Mr. ,DwARD ALLEN,
was suddenly stricken down on. Wednesday
morning last with neuralgia attack, and
died about O'clock in the evening.
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johnson University.

TIE annual commencement in this flourish
ing Institution will begin on the first Sunday
in next mouth Rev. F. G. JOHNSON of Mariet-
ta Ca, will'preach on that day. Monday and
Tuesday evenings will be occupied in concerts
by the young ladies; and on Wednesday JAMES
TUrrER, esq, of Charleston, will deliver the an
nual GRAFTON.
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Encourapinp..aS *

1T wiube encouraging to the friends of cdu-
cation, generalS.to hear that the scheme for
the endowment ofs5 Erskine College promises
early success. Prof. HEEMPuILr, general agent,
ssys there IRE on his books more than sa2, 900.
Fifty thousand is,ths lowest sum t.. take effect,
and we should ahink tie other agents ore al
most prSpared now TO swell Mr. lis list to
that amount. ,aks 81 :
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Remedy for Sore Ewes.

a correspondent Of the. Anderson Adrocate
gives the following remedy for sore eyes, and
voueahes for its efficacy A similar application
is frequently made to other portions of the face,
and with undoubted effect often. If occasion
offers ty the eyes.
, Takssfnra French Brandy, and if the ewes
are very tender, weaken it with water, and
wash the eyes frequently.
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WHEAT! WHEAT!! AGAIN!!!
Walker & Glenn

RESPECTFULLY beg to state that thew are
~ STILL IN TIE MARKET for Wheat
THEY will continue to rURcu ,sr anv o11AN-
TlTY of good well cleaned Wheat. Early an-
plication to secure good prices are Important.
WALKER l. GLENN;
Opposite Bank of Ncwberry.
Newbcrry, Julya5, '54. 10 If
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HEAD QUARTERS.
9th Regiment 8. @. M.

WHEREAS DR.. +. F. Gary hos been ap-
w pointed first Sergeant, Augustus Moon
second Sergeant, Lewis t. Dantzler Paw Mas.
ter W. A.. Williams Chaplain, eacIl with
their respective ranks, will be obeyed ond re-
spectcd accordingly.
BY order Of Col. 7, + RORERTs
j. j. ADAMS, Adj.
July 18th, '54. 10 AZ
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HEAD QUARTERS!
I'd Regiment Cavalry.
Liberty Hill, s. c.,
July ;7th, 1854. !;

ORDER No. --s ~ ~ s; ", I, :. ~.
A CCORDING to m order from Gen; w,lrs.>
~ the second Regiment of Cavalry viii m,
rode at Longmire's, on Thursday sid Of An.
gust next, for Drill and Review.
The Commissioned and non-C COMMISSIONER
officers viii assemble the day previous at t, the
the same place, for drill and Instruction. '':SF3
July 18th, '54.. 10 - at
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THE INDEPsENDEN T PR EsS.

Die, auspices. 1t was Built almost Exclusively
by the citizens of the District aGah.expense Of
about s260,OOO, and wc.can see no reason why
it shonld not follow the example of.opr Kings
Mountain road, and prove to be a fsSlIy profit:
able investment. The trade off thet town lin
cotton has been quite brisk and thriving, a
mounting, We learn, to about 10000 bales per
annum, exclusive Of eSlarge, busiiess done:!at
tho way stations OH thesroad, az - .H!.55' zsSs
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A Good Paper.

IF you want good paper, and wish 70 en-
courge Southern literary enterprise, take the
Georgia Home Gazette Terms: copy, So; !;
copies, SO SO; scopies, S. 90; 5 copies 81 so.
Address j. NJ. SMYTnE, Esq, Augusta, Ga.
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Death by Lightning.

DURING slight thunder storm on Saturday
evening last, we regret to say that two negroes,
man and his wife, belonging to T. G. PERRIN,
Esq, of this village, together with two mules,
were struck by lightning and killed.
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{ In tho US. Senate on "Wednesday, the Bill
eslsbGshinge 2 line of steam ships between Shan
ghasand San Franciscowas passed ms, also
was Mrs Clay toms Bill for. the suppression of
the slave trade in American vessels.
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rHE STAT sql SOUTH cAeOIlNjh[.::

s tdfiDiaa 49,.
SWHEREsAS, 81 4 IexAnderS SB 81 ConaSr and
IVY syamessB Crawford have. appaiisd ,toj jnia,
for Ietteta oi Admins on an and sii
gular the goods aud chat Sc md credits
said deceased. sss ss ~. .sss
rheae are, orefors aas;f q ~
and sing Che MndT led and osoili tSssSS}6
said decsased to be Ind III ppeai Esf f6rat M: 3y
our next Ordinary :gSuie f5r tis Saiii arsSS1
70 be holden sf ouft Isiie9 o1f ri
first day of August o shLa cafise, RI nv
why the said adnsifistsa tiion should 6o &
Given under my kalia aniisssai ibis eleyenth
ysof July ms ftaveas.f fof our Tori one
shotisand eight hun 1rsd and fifty four ai,3
~ tie seven sas d msss satf
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Thou shalt not Kill.

10 save ourselves from mn eventual indict-
ment for n'anslaughter, We think it prudent to-
publish the following note. An obstinate refil!!
sal on our part to notice him ut all again, might
so work upon his tender sensibiities as to cause
fatal collapse Of inflated cgotisn. and thus
render US obnoxious to the very serious charge
mentioned. go those who know us, it is enough
to sayswe have never misreprcscnted him; and
with the public generally, his mere assertion in
reference to our veracity will have about tho
same influence as his late defence of .liberal
christianity" is likely to exert upon the civilized
world. 1t was in mercy to him, and to save the
dignity Of the Press from any further violence
on account of his imaginary grievances, and
not because we shrank frotndfshc herculeen blows
of his tremendous genius, that we declined, and
still decline, to publish his demolisI,er. It was
accompanied, when sent 10 us, with a threat
that if not published by u.s. it. should be else
where. He certainly counted without his
host" if he expected any other paper in the
State to lower itself by publishing SO silly an
attack upon us We are prepared to do job
work, and innsmuch rs this bill of SANDER is
directed ut our own selvesi We would strike
him few hundred copies, for pay, if.he insists
but we suggest it might serve as very appro-
PIRATE introduction to his forthcoming octave
romance; or, still cheaper, let him transcribed
few copies andshand, them round" We Judge
the original manuscript is swellRprnynow, if
onc-half have readsissto whom C hos been
shown. We shall positively notice him no
more, unless the circulation OF his ,'bill' shall
demand such q course.
To the Patrons of the. Independent Press I
beg leave to state to the sgeadsrsof this paper
that sent a reply to thee rticias eainst
me, headed, ''valedictory wlliisssssina corrected
some mis-statcmcnts. sRat the aitorsa1 1stusea to
pudlish in their paper, but would. publish in
hand-blL CuAs: NJ. PELor
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PURE COUNTRY MILK.

THE prop :istor Of G. Locust Hi Farm Dairy -
l. added TO his stock Of Cows, and s now prepared
% increase the delivery Of this most neesssary ard
Gle TO families throughout tie city. Ihsir vAgona
street 10 Cspitoi Gn &c; one rom 3th 10 lxth -
and The Island; saa ons from i4th street 70 ossrge
town.
.rn,v;ne a fsW days IN sdvsneA b ths drivers g
* Wsson.. or addrsss ~LocuR Htll DeiFy, thsoNGA
tbs Post Once
,he TN strsat rod and thoss Who feel iutGsuk
m An article 70 necessary 70 b salth, oomlbrt snA
even luxury Of nfs. azs invited % sau and - -
manaesnent t0-&Ae