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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-05-11
Notice This---Glenn Springs.

DERSONS desiring to retreat for the 81 sumner me-
~ this weII-known WATERING PLACE,
are informed that cottages will be fitted up for
their accommodation, either with or without furnl-
turc. In order TO secure one, application must be
made at once to the Rev. L. 4. WAGNER, On
the premises. &c
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e5g" TuE Friends of COL A. c. DARLINGTON
respectfully announce him us Candidate to repre-
sent the 4th Congressional District, at the election
in October next
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March S
SN,eriG,s Sale.

ShCrlEl7S SGEC.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
DY Virtue of writ of Ficri Facias to me
- directed, shall proceed to sell at Edge
field Court House, on the first Monday in
June next, the following property in the fol-
lowing case, viz:
Thomas Ii. Marshal g. Son VS.. Henry Luther,
the Defendants right, title and interest in n
lease from the GranitcviIIe Company, in the
Saw Mill and Lands on Bridge Creek. known
as Luthcr's Mill. The purchaser to be subject
to the payment Of 4 balance of Rent due Sa'd
Company.
Terms Cash.
LEWIS JONES, g. E. D.
Nav i 5t 10
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.
Elizabeth Ruth Cloy, by her
next friend, Z. S. 7. kreps, Bill for Act to
u.s. settle ,oife's por-
Jacob Wesley Cloy and tion d for Relief
Barnabus kreps.
TT appearing to my satisfaction that Jacob Wes-
/ lev Cluv, the Defendant, is absent from and re-
sides beyond the limits Of this State, on motion of
MIR. AnSEy Compartments Solicitor, 1t is ordered
tha, they do appear, answer or demur to this Bill,
within three months from the date hereof, or judg-
men, pro contesso, will be decreed against him.
A. SINlKlNS, C. E. Ed.
Nav |, 1854. 3m 10
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T1IIESE Institutions are now in successful opera
ton. The exercises opened on the lst Feb
ruary with the most fattering prospects. over one
hundred Pupils are now in attendance and several
others are expected to enter the present month.
Parents and guardians desirous OF educating the:r
children o. wards, would do well 10 consider the
advantages afforded by these Institutions. In their
location particular reference was had to health, and
in This respect the situation is surpassed by none in
the South.
The Academies comprise two large and commo'
diuus Buildings furnished with special reference to
the personal comfort and intellectual advancement
Of the Pupils.
With SO experienced and highly recommended
corps of Teachers, with facilities for instruction,
they bavc spared neither pains or expense IN pro-
yilin9. the Trustees feel themselves warranted IN
assuring thorough and finished education
Expenscs pr Session of Five Monlhs
Primary Department, First Class. ..........sS 10
'' Second .......... w
Second " NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. w
Third 4" ....................l3 w
With Ancient Languages and higher Mathe- -
Extra Branches.
French, Drawing and Painting, each, ,.....Sl0 %
Music. ................. .................. ~ oo
sss- Board may be had at IS per month.
The institutions are located directly on the Plank
Road, eleven miles from Hombure.
ROBT MERRlWETHER,
Chair'n Board Of Trustees.
4
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RIA q E 5!
De GacoyyGSs
C CARRIAGE M a T. ER,
CAMPBELL STREET,
Ne,r tho Georgia Rail Road Depot,

Near the Georgia Rail Road Depot
AUGUSTA 9Aoo
TNTU,L build to order all kinds of light CAR
w RACES, WAGONS, BUGGlES, &c,
ON the most accommodating terms, and will keep
ON hand small stock of the abvVe articles, which
he will rs sell low, or lower, than any other shop IN
the city. -.
the most reasonable terms.
N. Es.-A small Stock Of BuggiSs, Harness,
Umbrellas. &C., will be kept on hand by Mr. r. NJ
NICHOLAS, Agent, at Edgefel'l c. IL.
NJ,v 3m 10
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Notice,

IL Persons indebted 10 the Estate of Warren
~ F. VIM, deed, are earnestly solicited to
make payment forthwith, and those having demands
AGAINST said Estate will please render them in i'm
medately. JEREMIAH SElGLER, Ex'or.
.Noyg bm 4J
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II Office.

A IT. Persons are hereby forcwarned from har-
IN boring or giving employment to my Son
PRESTON B. PATTERSON, as he has left me
without any cause whatever. will enforce the law
against any one who harbors or employs him.
JOSEPH PATTERSON.
N1,, L 2t Il
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Bethany Academy.
W usical Mott C e.

aMusic hath charms TO soothe a savage,
To split rock and cook cabbage
rTIIE MEMBERS of the Palmetto Esraes
Bapad beg leave to inform the public that
,hcir Band is now in successful operation, and re-
spectrully solicit share of public patronage:
All Communications addressed to L. TURNER,
Phoenix P. O., s. c., will receive prompt attent' H.
P. S.-WM. II. GAINES respectfully offers MS r.
vices to the public rs Teacher OF Brass l'a' s'
address him at New Market P. o., Abbcville J is
trict, S. c. -
April 10 3nl 10
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Curry ton A C ad emies s,
MALE AND FEMALE.

Rev. w. H. CHRISTY, PRINCIPAL.
Mn. PICKENS BUTLER, MRs. CHRISTIE and
Miss SARAH GETZEN, ASSISTANTS.
pRoy.F. SOFGE, TNsTRUcToR IN Music.
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For Sale,

FINE BUGGY, nearly new, with Tongue
N Umbrella, and a neat secondhand Double
Harness. Sold because the owner has no iurlhet
use for them. Apply at this Office.
Nav 4 II lo
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ERGCOEl I.

TUST received supply Of CHOICE BACON
y SIDES, SHOULDERS and llAMS. for sale
Cheap for Cash. u. L. PENN, AGtSr:
Nav II 10
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EDGEFIELD C0LLEGIA TIE
INSTITUTE
TOR YOUN G l. 4 q lE 8.
Rev, C., A. RAYMOND, Principal
80 PurrLs HAVE ENTERED SINCE loTh OF JANf

r9NlIE SUMNER Session will commence on
i Monday, April 2lth. :,
The Acadcniical building consisting Of eight
eommolious Rooms is finely furnished win every
,hur necessary to secure the most rapid advance
mont Of the Pupils In this respect we do not think
Greater advantages can be anywhere enjoyed. Inc
prescribed course Of Studies is so arranged, lllat
the Pupils remain long enough at the INSTITUTION 10
pursue it regularly they can hardly il! o' acquiring
a liberal and frlshcd education; ana IN Inc EMIT"
course thorough knowledge OF the i'nr ar's' =,
pnn;Is can enter at any time, and if nehr the
,,;ldI,. ar close Of the Srssisn, are charged but
rrn,, tho time of entrance. All such deductions
however date from the close Of the second week oil
,h, Sc.s;ou Loss of time from sickness II oi more
than two weeks is also deducted.
Ti,,. r,,cs Of Tuition are conformed to those of
o,L.r institutions of the grade. Payments arc
+, be made at the close of each Session. Inc ioi-
lowing list includes all
Expenses per Session of IA Weeks
Collegiate Department. nt..............Si VO
ps;r'aru do -. ST 90 and SIS 90
punils mills using the Philosophical Apparatus, are
clarrcd Extra So 90 per Session. And all Pupils
ar charged 50 cts each, aSession, for contingencies
Extra Branches.
NJ. .S1S 90
French NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. w
Drawing. g.............'.. '.....'..'''", y" NV
Oil Painting NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ID y"
There is no charge for use of Piano. Pupils Prac-
,ng =, the Institute are however charged 81, each
session, to pay for keeping the Pianos in tune
Board, with washing, lights and fuel slo per
month . 6,
Books and Music sold.
r. T. MINIS,
S. F. GOODE,
+. PENN, Trustees
G. A. ADDISON,
A. SlAlkiNS.
-, tf 70
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Musical Instruments.

UNINE VIOLINs, Accordcons. FIutinas, F'ies, les,
i Flagelets, Banios, Tambourlnes, Flutes, &c;
Also, Violin Strings, best Italian, Just received
and for sale by d. A. HohLH, "a
Augusta March % Il ~
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TO TRAVELLERS
New Line of Stages S !!

rENIlIS Line leaves AUGUSTA every Monday
Wednesday and Friday morning at O'clock,
yia Edrciicld G.. H. to Ninr,y-Six Depot, where
Passengers take the Cars of The GrrenrIIlc x Co
lun,bia Rail Road to Ncwbcrry, abbcvIle, Ander-
son and Grccnville.
Leave NINETY-SlN DEPOT on Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays upon the arrival "t the
Down Passenger Train, and arrive in Augusta the
same day. K. DCOLAS9 " 49,
April is, 1854. I'm ii
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Bacon! EsacOEe I!
Groceries, Groceries,

INHE LARGEST, BEST and CHEAPEST
L assortment Of Groceries kept III this ilIase'
can be found at my Store.
SUGAR from 10 to IA lbs for 81 w.
PRIME RIO COFFEE, lbs. for 81, ~.
RICE, l6 lbs. for 81 90.
BACON SIDES, cts.
LARD, 10 cts. r ,o c.su1
on delivery. -. -
May ii
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GREAT SOUTHERN REMEDY!
JACOBS CORDAAE,
HD2. .aI,L 8gTT.ssls MTSSYS 4 s,g3 5,

CHOLERA. DlSENTERY, DlAERtldA,
CHOLERA MoRBUS, BILIOUS CoL1c,
CHOLERA INFANTUM.
Arso ADMIRABLY ApAPTED TO MANY DISEASES OF
Frv,,rs MOST ESPECIALLY PAINFUL MENsrRuAToS.
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PEOPLES GAZET TIE.

MAKE HOME HArrY !"
THE CHEAPEST MONTHLY IN THE SOUIHs
Devoted TO PHYSIOLOGY, HYGIENE. NATURAL HIS
TORY. LITERATURE, AND PnAcTIcAL MEDICINE.
r1sY- Published at Abbeville c. FL, S. c., at 81
per aunum, in ddrance.
rc5" No family should be without it!
JOHN DAVIS, NJ. d.,
Editor and Proprietor.
Abbevillc, Mar 25 5n IL
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N Office.

rNIIE Stockholders in the Edgcfcld Il Cheatham
Plank Road are hereby notified that the Sc
COND lNSTALMEN'r Of twenty-five per cent
Of the Capital Stock will be required on the 10Th
inst. Bv order Of the President
''''' j. b. SULLIVAN, TREAS.
MnvI II ~
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TIE VIRTUES or LiCOBS C0PDIAL ARE roo
WE'LL ErOWN To REQUIRE ENCONIEMS
1. 1t cures the worst cases niarrhmr 2 1t cures the
wors, forms or Dyscntry 3d. /! California or Next
eau Dirrrbor; i;h. IL relieves the scfcr,>t tirc ON! IL
cures Cholera Morus; 9Th. II cures Cholera iniant!m
9Th IL cures painful Mcnstruann N. II relieves Pain III
l;ack and oins 9th Il councracts Nervousness and De-
srudcncy lUl II Irregularities; II. IL dsrcs
Gloomy and lIystcrca Feelings; l2. liz ~ adnirnhe
Tonic
Few Short Extracts from Letters Testimonials &c.
- I,uy, used Jacobs Cordial in my family, and have
found il a most efficient and in my Judgment yalnape
remedy" iip"' ~ - - !, -, -, ~,
alt oiyes me- pleasure ;sciug able Ia recommend ia
cob. Cordin,ir own personal experience and the expc-
rcncr Of nv n,.hor- and friends around me, ~ sulc
emf guarantee for me To- believe TO be all that ii purp"rts
10 be; VIZ: i 'e0ee's''" "'" wM II. UNDERWOOD.
Formerly Judge of superior Court, Cherokee Circuit
"I,rc rro, Measure in recommending this invaluable
medicine Ia all afflicted with bnw, diseases i"r Wnch
Aiclicyc II To sovereign rcmcdy-dccldcdH sM:r" "
any thing else ever tried by me-" a. A. GAu LDlN":
Deputy G. NJ. Of the Grand Lodge oi Ga.
"Ths efcien, remedy is travelling into celebrity as fast
as Bonapar,c pushed his columns into EuSsia and s'hs
cOnmcndation wherever used" 900 80,
Georgia ,cFrrsonan. May 10Th, lS(
"J have used Jacobs Cordial in my family and this w
a that hear nbnui remedy by those who nave urea
I, uIuccs me l., believe that il stands the head n every
preparation Of the kind and would recommend iS use IN
The diseases for which it is Compounded o,,
MILES G. DOBBlNS, Agent Bank OF Ga, Grlin
are thor, is ,nv crclibity in human testimony jacobs
Cordial must stand prc-cnincn above all other preparations
for the cure Of Bowel Diseases From the mass III ts'imo
ny in is favor coming in from all quarters must be very
far in advance. curative agent !" ~ ~ ~,
patent preparations. ~. !, d., i,L C;ni,
~ For sale in this village. hy G L. ZEN MENt: anu
the PRINCIPAL Merchants and Druggists Sae
WM W BLISS * CO, rr"prict"rs, Savannah;
May II. SIN -
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May 4,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-11-25
Correspondence of The Cecil Wing
HhRRIsvILLE. Nov. %. -.

hhNBlSflLLE, N Nv. OF.
Mr.. EDITOR AS vow have NO correspon-
dent from Harrisville in order to let your
readers know there is such a place, will try
to give short sketch of the doings here.
Avoiding as much as possible, an ostenta-
tious display of inrnin, which seems to be,
to use the language Of the old Mrs. Parting
ton, s.incrt' with our ssSun'' ncighbors,
whom think We surpass as regards mcchan-
ical skill.
Among our establishments are the foundry
and machine shops of B. g. Il r. Reynolds
which we claim as belonging to our place, is
most important, giving employment to some
20 persons. They have at this time some
large contracts OF mill work. besides turning
out quantity of agricultural implements,
which by the aid of machinery and expe-
rienced workmen are hard to excel, as re-
CARDS cheapncss and finish.
One of our ingenious young mechanics has
invented car coupling by which the cars
become detached in case of accident in rum
ming of the track, and which attracted much
attention at the Maryland Institute.
The people of this neighborhood, seem
much elated at prospect Of the proposed
Railroad going on, the permanent location OF
the track understand has been commenced
R.J.S.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-11-25
TOWN TOPICS.

Bright, beautiful and Pleasure melting
the weather Of Thursday.
Dark, gloomy and provocative of the
"blues''-the weather of yesterday.
Softly, tremblingly down, came few
snow-fakes on Monday melting and tender
ly they touched the ground and-were gone.
-"Possom ur gum tree, Denny in the
8 Hollow"
-Taking and giving. Take walk into
the Court House and Moulson will take your
picture; give him fifty cents and lie will give
it back.
Positively scarce-butter in this mar
ket.
The latest ncws-that the "cnemy''
fell fo,rI of the Turkies on Thanksgiving day,
with great slaughter. So barbarous was the
contest that many were "drawn and quar- ter
ed"
-s.It looks like a "Custom House,
says some one of Mays improved front. II
the "custom" comes we reckon he I'll not care
what they say.
--s'Room boys ROOM" The old shops
in the '.IIollow' are to be crowded out OF
town to make room for good buildings.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-11-25
VALUABLE FARM

A T PRIVATE SALE.-Thc proprietors
N being about to decline the farming bust
ness, offer at Private Sale, their Farm situ-
atad in Cecil county, Nd. one and a half
miles from the Rising Sun Village, and about
five miles from Port Deposit, containing
215 ACRES,
a fair proportion Of which is excellent TT NJ
Der. The arabic land is in high state Of
cultivation, we'll fenced and watcrcd.
The improvements consist of
L.aRG STONE HOUSE, ofmodcrn szAss
construction and finished in the best I;rfsssss&
manner, frame Earn; so by 40 feet t'Ma'H
with all the necessary outbuildings.
This farm is beautifully situated, the build
ings standing on prominence commanding
an extensive view of the surrounding country
The house is surrounded by large yard
taStefully ornamcnted with great variety of
Shrubbery and evergrccns Of native and for
cign production. The proprietor has spared
no pains in his selection of fruit trees, and
almost every variety of fruit has been sue
cessfully cultivated on this farm. The neigh
borhood is moral and intelligent, convenient
to excellent schools, and Methodist, Pres
byttran and Friends Meeting Houses, are
but IA short di>ttncc from the premises. The
dairy business may be successfully pursued
on this farm as steam boats run daily from
Port Deposit to Baltimore. In fact this is
such property as is rarely in the Market,
and a further description is deemed unneces-
sary, as persons desiring to purchase will
view for themselves. Any one wishing fur
thcr information will please call on Ellis P.
Howard residing on the promises, or ON the
subscriber at West Chester, Penna.
BENZ. j. PASSMORE.
Agent for L. p. 4 j. E. Howard.
Nov %, 1854 4w
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GOHSTSIsLs..S SALE.

DI virtue of two writs of icr t;lcias issued
ID by Edmund Brown, Esq, one of the Jus
tees of the Peace of the State Of Maryland,
in and for Cecil county, both at the suit Of
Charles II. liaineS, use Of John Janney.
against the goods and chattlcs, lands and
tcncmcnts of Lewis Crothcrs, and to me di-
rcctcd. have seized and taken into cxecu-
ton all the right, title, interest, claim and
estate Of the said Lewis Crothers in and to
all that piece. parcel or tract Of land, lying
and being in Cecil co unity, adjoining lands OF
James Crothers, John PattcrSon's heirs. heirs
of Samuel Carhart and the County Road
leading from Zion Meeting House to PIN
cipio, and containing
81 ACRES OF LAND,
more or less, on which there is 1
Brick Dwelling House, and small ;z1E.zea
log tenant house; and l hereby give linssaasH
notice, that ON tF@F'E
Saturday, the 18th deg of December,
1854, between the hours of II o'clock NJ and
1 O'Clock p. NJ, ON said day, will expose
the said property ut Public Sale, ut the Court
House door in Elkton, to the highest bidder
for cash, to satisfy the said wrts.
llEZ. FOARD,
November 25th, 1851 4w Constable.
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INFORMATION FROM WASHINGToN -Rc,oa-
sfruction of the Cabinet and Chunac Of our
Foreign Ministers.-Thc New York Herald of
Tuesday contains special despatch from
Washington, to the effect that the President
has at length determined to reconstruct his
Cabinet and also to recall nearly all the for
eign appointments.
Mr.. Marcy is to go to England, whilst Mr..
Cushing takes the State department. Mr..
Breckenridge, of Kentucky, takes Mr.. Cush-
ing's position as Attorney General. Mr..
DoLbin is to he transferred to the Treasury
Department vice Guthrie, who is to accom-
pany Judge Campbell INTO retirement. Who
is to take the Post Office and Navy Depart
ments has not yet been decided. but our cor
respondent intimatcs that Mr.. Mason may be
invited to the Navy Department position
he held under Mr. Polk.
The change of our foreign ministers is also
to be thorough, and will doubtless carry with
it rcvisal Of the foreign policy Of the gov
eminent.
The reformation is of great Importance at
this time, and we repeat. it comes from a
source which gives every confidence in its
accuracy.
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New ANGLo-AMERICAN REPUBLIC IN CEN
TRIAL AMERlCA.-We understand that an ex-
p,idtion of Americans is about to start from
this city, Texas and other parts, to establish
republic in the territory purchased in tho
Mosquito country. 1t is said the purchase
covers some twenty-five millions Of acres.
The purpose is to bring in, also, the town of
San Juan, or Grcytown, by the consent and
cooperation of the authorities. From the
character of the gentlemen engaged in this
cntcrprised we should anticipate q brilliant
future, not only for the territory in question.
but for all the Central American States This
may be the leaven that will leaven the whole
lump. and give VIGOROUS government to the
feeble and disorganizcd population of that
part of the world.
We are informed that the celebrated Col.
Kinney, of Kinney's Ranch. now Corpus
Christi, who is also well known to the Amer
lean people for his cnterprising character
for the prominent part he took in the rcvolu-
ton of Texas, and in the late war with Mex
co--is to lead the expedition, and to be the
President of the new republic.
A. Y Herald
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: [Corrcspon lence of The Cecil Whigl
RISING Sun, Nov. Dist, "a

RISING Sun, Nov. 2lst, "a.
Mr.. EDITOR Il mentioned in my last that
was in favor Of Il Prol,ibitory Law. and il
is my sincere desire that this, as well as
every other ncighborhood. may become
awakened to the necessity of prompt and en-.
crgeic action in this important question. We
seldom open n paper that we do not see there.
in "clironiclcd.' some horrible crime, such
a. murder, suicide. or none the less criminal,
because not coming with the pale Of the law;
the swinding of creditors of their honest dies
many ofwhich crimes, can be traced to the
immodcratc usc of alcoholic liquors.
Here, there and in every community - do
We STE samples of those miscral ''swclkd
head" victims, who having passed through
all the various grada;ons of drunkenness =
from the occasional glass three or four
glasses a day-thc cnviablc position ofplead-
ing at the bar, (what bar p to the final resorl
to that transparent article which often dis
graccS on its outer surface the heads of men
prominent in our revolutionary Struggles
OFT times reduced to the necessity of procur-
Ing the "crittcr" by proxy. who may be
white or TACK, as the urgency of the case re-
qu;rcs. The effect this has upon the ptwiGuc
g "H"'ain sn""i",..lS # humanity. is shown
in the swollen rhySiognoniy, and und UNI
steady locolnotion, consequent upon the let.
ting OIL of steam, generated alone Tom the
pure and "undulcratcd," but lit is amusing
TO witness" the effect it has upon the mental
faculties AS is evidenced by the pains taken
by'sEch degraded creatures to establish the
Agrarian system, or in other words to reduce
others to their own measure of degradation,
Such are the sole aspirations of ''kelko,"
alias "Old Iluehy." of the Democrat; who
made decided hit. when he selected as his
amanucnsis, that lehoaest Notwithstanding
fit companion-barring the EXCESSIVE us,
of whiskcy-which, presume is forbidden
in consequence Of its "dclctcrious" effects
npon peculiar kind Of .fercr, induced doubt.
less, by loss Of sleep and fatigue Of travel
Smaller potatoes than those 'we read Of arc
sometimes found by digging little deeper
but | shall make no further effort to search
for thcm--as one is poorly paid for his
trouble.
One more reference to the Church" The
workmcn arc again upon it, and hope will
yet succeed in getting it ready for divine ser
vice this winter.
Onr farmers are generally done hnSkine
their corn, which yielded abundantly. will
say for the benefit of "Old lIughy" that tn,
half is not told and that "KclSoS themes
are incNhaustihlc. More anon. KEIso.