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Anatomical Lectures And
Demonstrations.

nR. MYDDLETON MICHEL will COM
..Ience hs private course on Anatomy
and Physiology, on the first Monday in
November. at his Anatomical Rooms, on
p"site the Medical College.
IT. MICHEL offers the following advan
tages 10 Students attending the Medical
session in Charleston. a complete ctlArss.
OF Lectures is delivered during he season
on Anatomy and Physiology, the Professor
illustrating his course by preparation,
drawings and models. Dissectiuns arc
conducted On an improved plan, consisting
IN interroga'lng each member OF the class,
ana making him demonstrate his own d;s-
section. The Student may hereby multi.
ply his opportunities for acquiring knowl.
edge OF "nc of the most important and ditfi.
cult departments taught in the CulFeEe-
Saturdays are devoted TO Micro. cnpnal
Anatomy.
Examinations arc held regularly every
n ght on each Of the several branches, CIV
ing the class the bcRctlt Of a rchparsal, in a
condensed iorr, OF tho subjects lcctured on
by the Professors of the Medical College,
80 as to recall whatever may have escaped
attention, and 10 correct errors entertained
by mIsapprchcndng the meaning Of The
Lecture.
+ DIR. NJ, will find pleasure in recon-
mending the proper ext book, in general
use, in introducln! his pupils TO the ac-
quaintance OF the several Professors, and in
facilitating The Students II all matters con.
nccted with their studies.
Reference may be made to Dr.. NJ, at
his residence Queen street, ID, or nj his
Anatomical Rooms oppoare the College.
Terms, Ten Dollars.
The subscriber is also prepared to take
private pupils who for The ordinary office
teo OF one hundred dollars year shall haze
nccess 10 large library, Diagrams, plates
and models, and be furnished gratui,ous!y
with the ticket to the full course delivered
II. the Summer Medical Institute. His
pupils will thus he made familiar with dis.
easo at the bed side, and be made pa7tlci.
pants i'll many surgical and ol,stctrical
cases occurring in his practice, willie they
become acquainted with the methods of
mixing and administering drugs. The
strctest attention will be paid to the MI
CroscOpc III connection with Anatomy and
Pathology, and examinations held every
day.
CHARLEsToN SUMNER MEDICAL Institute.
MIDDLETON MICHEL, NJ. D.,
Professor Of Anatomy and Physiology.
w. HUME, Pref. Of Medical Chemisty.
+. n. ROBERTSON, Prof. of O5stetrir
and Diseases Of Women.
II. q. KINl.OCH, Pref. Of Surgery.
Il. L. MICHEL, Prof. Of A1ateria lledicc.
Fee for the course S5U. Lectures com
T1cnce in April and terminate about the
middle OF July.
August %. lS5! AZ #
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Head Quarters.
MILFORD, June 20. 1851.

,, Mji.fORp, June 20. 1854.
The f,llowing Regiments will parade for
review and drill at such times and pIac -
as herein indicated:
The 39th Regiment of Infantry will
pa!ate at Dorninck' on Tuesday, 2J,h
July. =
The 3sth Regiment of Infantry will
parade at Jalapa, on Thursday, 27th yuly
The 10Th Regiment Of Cavalry will
parade at Martins, on Saturday, the 29,h
Of July.
The 4rth Regimen, Of Infantry will
parade at Boyd's. on Tuesday, the LIST OF
August.
The 4lst Regiment OF Infantry will
parade at Parks, OH Thursday, the Sd of
August.
The 45th Regimen, Of Infautry will
parade at the Burnt Factory, on Saturday,
tire 9th OF August.
The 35th Regiment of Infantry will
parade at Unionvt'fc, on tuesday, the ia,h
Of August.
The 9th Rcgfnen, of Cavalry will
parade at Glenn Springs, on Thursday,
the 10Th of August.
The 36,h Regiment of Infantry will
parade at Tirnmons', Saturday, the l2lh
Of August.
The 37th Regimen, of Infantry will
parade at Wilkins, on Tuesday, the l5,h
Of August.
The 34,h Ree,meet Ct Infantry will
parade at Yorkvillc, on Thursday, the l7lh
Of August.
The 46rh Reg:urkrt of Infan,ry will
parade al EhcncZcr"illc, on Saturday, the
18th OF August.
The 2lst Regiment of Infantry will
parade at Lancaster, on Tuesday, the 22i
of August.
The 9th Regiment of Infantry will
parade at Ricl. Hlll, on Thursday, rna eth
Of August.
The 26th Regiment OF Infantry will
parade a, ChestcrviIle, on Saturday, the
2GIh Of August.
The 9th Regiment Of Cavalry will
parade at Youngs', on Tuesday, the 29ll
OF August.
The 24,h Regiment Of Infantry will
parade at Bells, OIL Thursday, tho SIS, Of
August.
The 25th Regimen, Of Infantry will
parade at Wnsburo', on Saturday, the ID
of September
The 2slh Regiment Of Infantry and The
5th Regiment of Cavalry will parade nt
or near Canderh on Tuesday, the 9th OF
September.
The 21t'i and i4,h Regiment of Imam
try will parade at Sumtervillc, on Thurs
day, the 7th September.
The officers and no,t-comm;ssioncd Off
GERS will assemble on the day previous I"
the reviews Of their several regiments for
drill and instruction.
Volunteer Companies will he thorough
ly inspected, and The books OF Dca, Com
panics will be examined.
Generals as Division ard Of Brigade
will, with their Stats, attend the reviews
OF their respective commands.
Generals af grigas!s arc charged wi,h
the exlantinn of this orde<.
Aids.de. Camp I" the Com,nnder- in. Chief
are required - eMenI the reviews in their
several Bsigadcs; aud hose not residing
in the Rrlgades 70 b reviewed age invi,ed
TO attend
BySrdnr pf The Comss an,ict>in Chief:
R.sS. ". DUN9VANT
Adjutant and Inspector General.
June -. 1854 35 3m
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GRE SOU THERN WEDY.
IAG0B'8 GMRmIAE..

FOR ALL BOWEL DISEASES.
Such
ALSO. ADMlRA BIZ ADAPTED M4NY FEMALES
Most Especially Painful &tnsruaton
Inc an6s Cordial
Isl Dmrhra. 1reauruarn
'Hd 18Th
3d.
4h Il rtites Hrctorc IRREGULARITIES.
eonv h,.caI E..ro,
9Th Cholera It's adm 'e''
GeW SNORT from faters, Testimonials,
HON. dgeof fsupom
"naW; CrkaaooD
Recommending
ymo.' ' '4fN'0
-, A. Af,oft Grando of Ge.rua.
all
, MMEs e. Iansisn. Banks sfIb ofGeorGs
oonea sn "a qaeer aF.n% yfms IN
, F5raI.o Gacr Aiasne eBankG Griffin
Russia aud gaining eormendalpn =
a.,. Georgia a6ersonan
%M ". EAISS Prophet Savannah
, f" sale y RHnos e. sG%ene T. a DAssA
pdpa, Deps hs,as s,.se H.ss, H.ss,1 key %
& c.. Nsr.osiesns ~ SSi s%''s''" g. C.
July &C. ts5& SO NS"N' '' .
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Palmetto Iron Works.
QLATE' PALMETTO ARAfORI'

VLATE PALMETTO ARAfORT.)
TIE propric,ors OF the above establish
lnent, having furnished themselves with
all the necessary mae lincry and TOOLS for
conducting thc FOUNDRY AND MA
CHINE BUSINESS. together with large
stock of materials, are now ready to con
tract for the making OF Stationary Engines
of any power, all kinds Of Mkl Work, Cast
From Fronts, Fencing, and other descrip.
tions of Iron Work generally conlucstd in
"a well regulated establishment,
Mr. GEORGE SINCLAIR will give
'his 81 pry sion Of all work. IIiI old friends
and palroI,A will find him ready TO furnish
::sl! orders with despatch persess desiring
10 p1tTonzc home institution can be as
surcd that their work will be done and
warranted satisfactory. Our prices will I've
as low as any similar establishment in the
country, and terms liberal. A share OF
pubic patronage is respectfully solicited
T. WM. GLAZE s, co.
AuguE'c lS5i II I'm
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NEW h FASHIONABLE
SPRING d SUMNER GOODS.
The subscriber w:culd respectfully call
attention to Ma latgs and we'll assorted
ktock OF
DRHHBB GOODS.
ChulI-es and Berege l>eLa;nca.
Plain ;cnlored Beregea. pr .nted do.
frinaed and .plaie Jaconet Muslina,
fsplin and MneH ssts.rep, in dress
Hlaek as1 soa;a silke. aiateelam silhp
yot,ed g. I'lSin S4iss Muslins, Null
Muslins
Fine ssrnbrsideYed ecilass chemi.
pettes: Enfznta WasstR &c.
Atexanaer's Sid Sslosee, iA,.s Thread
Gloves &f.
- ." ana '"''''' TLssaB l. T. i,Astss.
OSSABURGS, plain Striped
Blue Den aasS Trckihgs Sc.
Bleaclcd and BrnwB Shiriipg; Sl-4..
10 IL, and IL IA.
Linen Table elotha. Diapeto &c.
Long Cloths Of all qualities.
Fronting Lint TO, PiIo@.eaue Linens.
BY J.. 3. HANKS.
EA' iBLES figs. Prunes. Raiyins,
Pres vcs, Candies. Nuts &c &c.
l.. g. EfANKS
Almns, anything slss to be called Tor
For eale by T.. B HANKS.
April 5, 1854. "a Il
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@ 80 1la 1a2 49, 49,
Office Will, g. Man. R. r,

W1LM1HGToN, N. c. July IL, 1851.
IN consequence Of !osses sustained by
the escape OF fugitive slaves, with forged
passes, over this linz, and TO guard against
1t IN future, the following rules will take
effect on and altes the 18th inst:
Tickets 10 pass over this Road will, in
no case. BE- sold 10 Il negro.
Owners of slaves ,Dus,, in person, pur-
chase the ticket, and point out to the con
duct"r, the negro for whom it WAS bought
l.. J. FLEMING.
Gcnl. Sup. w. g. NJ. Il. r.
AutuIt z, 1854 10 Pm.
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Notice.

The suhscrber having completed his ar.
rarsenikhis Yer hsakihg Sash. Blinds eus Pan.
hell Doors begs leave to1oform hiafIiends and
the public, thai ha 70 prepared 70 thr1,fht al
short no,ive. saah of all siaeA pIiAed and gazeG.
Blinds TO snit any size witdonsi paiEted OF not.
and Pannell Boors'6f ahy siEe or maize. nor
tie, Of public patronage fS respectfully solicited
His work is all done. BY hand ada out of good
eeaH0n material
y 800 Aghts Of 8 p. 10 Sash ready for delivery.
=. car. :G JAMES BELL.
.snpaterrilIc. Aphlls. 1881. q Il
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Just Received,

4 Fresl snppiy Of SPRING AND SUMMER
GOODS. embracing any thing and EVERY
shtng, selected by the Subscriber hirnself
whose long experience and knowledge of tho
Ropes, makes it 90 presumption in him to soy,
that aome Of them sr6 cheaper goods than havo
over been brought 10 this taaTket.
Brown Homespunn IS yards to tho dollar
Genllemen's Hoskin GloveB IS sta. o pair
Beautiful coloied Muslin at l3 ~ cts, Der
yarl. French billings 10 eta. q yard, fine
assortment OF Fancy Goods yhtt Riust and .Aenai
be sold.
Grocertsa, Cookery, Hardware. Hats. sYtd
Bonnets, Ladies, Gents, and Youthe shoe. and
Gaisers, Csc and common. To enume fate
would TO TOO tedious. het cusoe and Gee and I
etll Warrant Sc& sa,Isfa ctt.a. both IL psyte and
prices PERRY MOSES,
April 5th, 1850 % #
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Just Received,

LADlEs' Bootteea and Walking sho.o, G al.
r, tera. Kid-Ties, &C. tents' Calf Be=... Hni
boSi.ee'' ied:es' and Cent?. Gyes saees.
Ware. Stdiery, &c:
Fancy Goods.
ladies' Sr,sea an. hIeroca work-Boxeo.
Puff: BoreO. Por;. Monies. SegareCas.p, Brace.
let's, Hair and Tooth BRUSHES, Dressing, Tuck,
and Pocket Combs, &c
1D0Ults, dc.
Novels, PorticAl Works and School koehp,
and a'fino nssestment OF Stationary.
GROCERIES,
Brown, Clarified ard Crashed Sugars,
Rio and Java Coffee, Molasses, Ciieese,
Rtisorts, Dried ffga Flour, Candles,
Soap. Tea, H,saeh, ffcklss. Sardines,
tHaSer PfeEorveo, DC.
Also. fine nssortn,nt Of Cooking Utenais,
For sale by 1T. sOLOMONS d co.
March 9th, 1884 81 If
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SIlANGHAIS FOR SaLE,

An improved breed Of fine pha anghai
fowls. consisting Of several grown and
some 80 half grown chickens. may be seen
at Miss. Sarah Terry's. Those wishing
to improve their iarn' yard stosk wonld do
well r' caA and PURCHASE az they will be-
sold low. For any further in formation az.
ply to Miss Sarah Tary or to
7. J. J.tafNkfNS
at W. & NJ. Depot
July 10. 80. 9m.
eW~ Watchman copy ,mes.
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FOGaARTHE 81 IoRsgAND's, .-.-s4s-r-
CORNER KING and ENTWORpNST REEFS.
Spring Mantillas

Spring Mantillas, "
.. SpRIMG i1jie Dhnss Il asS GSlliSE Goong.
Extra Colored Bareges scents ~ = ~ ~
50 PIECES MAANA }Al&hSA&XXSs 81 SA{ g. : m
GaGs0douaoedl GsduIsSeos
NEW AND RICH STYLE S3oA6RED SILKS. al 20 yard.
eryad
SUMMER VESTINGS, sc.
20 Pieces Summer VsdngA a, 3 per psuern
Linen Drills fts Gents
English LONG Cloths SIC.
JUST % pieces % more o. those fine English i Cloths u Gets
o. *"s DSxe SxowS a9ss'sE IEvsN = n ! : cent?"
500 yards Brown lHen ghy spotted al IL ~ chipping
ARXSH LIENS
Po lroh Linen for shifting,
Extra fine 1Hsh Linen frnniug, 5Ucents
=. RSUas5sadaA Ss91@. .Bgslnasa auDoos
so pieces Russia cents - : : ="
800 yards Russia Crash at Ia per yard
Hukaback and Scotch Diaper Ioweiing,
COLORED DRESS 4fUSAgVS. =
IS peH yard coIed eeAuh
PARAS0LS and UMBRELL@S.
New Styles Ladies' Paasulr.
nd gham Umbrellas
9W&AA9 @ANA&Se
Ladies' light Colesd Kid Gloves bma cenlt.
,n , ladies and Ch'dren's Long and Short Lace
NAPKINs AND DoyLIEs
30 dozen all Linen f>amask Dyhes. dozen.
~ " dozen choice Linen Damask Napkins, a per
Superior Brown Windsor Soap Hair vi, Extract oi Rose.
French Lavender Water iolet Powder ranICh
~, - ,bay Water, Hair, rootL. Nail and Comb Brushes
M'h assortment OF Feather and Paper Fans &c
n +, ,.., Sa7 corner OF King and Wvn,wo,hsrec,
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American Arts, Uni0n.

The american Arts Union, would respect.
fully anHtttcc 70 she citizens Of the United
States and the Canadaa. that for the purpose OF
cultiTaEng taste for the fne arts throughout
tho country, and with the Wow Of enabling
Gfv'fj family to become possesscd Of q gallery 81
BYTHEs FIRST ARTlsrsor THE AGE
ihey have determined, in order % create an
extensive sale for their EngraviDgs, and thua
not only give employment TO a large numbe,
OF artists and other., but inspsire among our
coun'rynen taste for works of art, TO presen.
to the Purchasers of their enpr,yinps WHEN
230, 900 of them arc sold,
aso,0oo Gifs, ofthc actual cost of el5o.ooo.
Each purchaser Of Q On. Dollar engraving,
therefore, receives not only an engraving nc Il;
ly worth the fnUney. but also ticket wKfch
entities e.! him to one Of the ksifts when they arc
- For Five Dollars, q highly finished engraving
beautifully painted in oil, and five gift tiok-ts
Will be sent; or fvc doliSrs worth af spl. ntIed
chgtarings cab Be selected from the Catalogue.
Acopy Of the Catalogue, together with
specimen OF one of the engravinga. can DO scen
at the office Of this paper.
For each Dollar sent, an engraving uctuallv
ntcly be forwarded.
AGENTS.
The .C9.aItfttce believing that tho u,focea of
the Great National Undertaking will bc mate.
na!iy promoted by the energy and enterprise
OF intelligent and persevcting Agents, have re.
solved to treat with such OH tho most liberal
serms.
Any person wishing to become an Agent by
sending tPost paid, 81, will receive by heresn
mail one dollar engraving, and q "Gift Tick.
ct prospectus, catalogue and other no.
resaary information.
On the final completion of tho sale, tho Gifta
will be placed in the hands Of q Committee of
the purchasers TO be distributed, due notice of
which Will he given throughout the United
States and the Canadas.
AlST 0F GIFTS.
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Notice,
BACON! BAGOlI!!

A l,ot Of fine Bacon, Sides, Shoulders
and Hams just received aud for sale hy
J. T. SOLOMONS &. Co.
June 2Sth 1854. 85. tf.
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GauNi0ntss.

Mr.. EDITOR Please announce Col. J.
NJ. NELSON as candidate for Sehatr for
C'aretnont County, at the enruing election
and obigc ElAsf ForERs.
February Sth, .aB5& IS If
% Waterman please copy.
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Land For Sale.


FSiIE Subscriber offers for sale a valuable
u tract nf Land containing SIG acres. all
in one body, situated two miles above CAL
vary Church, and fourteen miles below
SuIp,crville, aad half a mile from the road
leading frs " Caia's Savannah. Also, a
piece Of SO acres lying in San,ee Swamp,
convenient 10 said tract. for stock range
This Land is well fixed with goud dwell
my house and all necessary oW buildings
Also, al plantation tools, Blackamths
'o"ls. and a very fine liandnIll; all the
stock belonging to the lace, including
Hogs, Cattle Sheep and GOATS. THIS land
will he delivered TO The purchaser next
January.
THOMAS WEEKS.
N.K-The land Will either hr sold sep
crate "r VITA the stock. &c, to suit the
purchaser. r. W.
August ,. 1854. 80 IT,
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To Arrive,

Io Arrive,
DR1ED-FIGS. RASlNS, CANDY,
PICKLES. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
CHEESB, ;B0lFl.ED' CIDER, PORT.
Err A&sesa r'pi, <As
vf ','.G.esAESO,
'Berage DeLaiha. Printed Jaeone,s, French
Cambricks.-Fine assortment Of Cling.
hams, black and colcred, and Emetolddted
Goods, &c. &c.
q: r. sOL0a0NS eco.
March 9th; 1854. 10 If
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DR. STRONG,S
WalROUND SANATEyE PILLS,

THESE PILLS AREEM rIRELY vEGE.
TABLE. AND ARE 4 MOST SUPEREeR
MEDICINE in the cure of all Biliouo Com
p,ain.'' DytPep;ia, Ccstipeness. Lipc, Com:
Rlainf, Sick Hea iaehe. Loss Of Appetite. and OH
THES PURiFY THE BLOOD. EQUAL.
RE the CIRCULATION. RESTORE
THE LIVER. KIUNEYS AND OTHEH
SECRETORY ORGANS TO A HEALTHY
TONE AND ACTION; and 60 IN AMI Bilious
FGpaly Medicine they hnSe ao equal.
Prios IS csats per beg.
ALSO,
DHa. BTEgONG,S
tpECToRASt sRo@AGH Pills.
A remsdyior Cousia,, co,as, catarra. sion-
eh.i,. Group; whosSping Cough. AotAma, Con-
sumption. and oil duedsss orising from q do
ssanSed SUE q ths St'mach. an1 TO relieve shs
xsit,e:s and Dad feeling fron, eating too hearty
5ood' IN 'feah and dy:p.pfie habits.
WarEasiaed ~ be Purely ves-
Gdab1c.:
fsese ftf5 ae, On IN E1psc,orant, Tonic.
AID Aperient.
They nroUole 81 Ipttsoia,ion, Looson the
Phlegin. and Clear tho Lungs and e,her Soc.
fetory Organs'eF all morbid matter. and ,here
10 not an"thet rethedy in the Who'll. Materia
HS'h'n "fRauis ,oi anpattng 0nch healing
properties u t4s Lungs and Vital Organs al
there Pills. They Care Cosrivenesa, produre
e gond. regular Appetite. and Strengthen tho
Systera.
PIios rs eents per box. containing IS dossp
of Medioip,.
CAN ON jhs Agents who se3i the Pills, and
get the PhInfers hlhsdHae Gratis, giving full
par rtitulars snd certificates 6f cures.
Hosh End6 of III. shove named Pills n,a for
sale in SatdHtervile, by -,
RkRGAN & CO.
Aad PERRY MOSES
Who also keepS supply of DR.. Spencer,a
Vegetable Pills, nhd DR.. Huli's Celebrated
fslls. whiehsrop ths Chilla and Feve. the first
July 26. 1855 30 ~.
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Paints. Oils, Va:nishea and Dye S,ufs,
Glass, Putty. Glue md Sand Paper. Paint,
Varnsh, Camel Hair and Whitewash
Brushes, Fine and Choice Pcrfumery and
Fancy Goojs, Pure Liquors and Wines, for
medical purposes, I.ancets. Scarifcators
and Cupfing Glasses, &c.
All The Popular Patent Medicines direc;
from the proprictors.
Agents by appointment for Dr.. J.yncs'
and DR.. Dennis celebrated Family Medi-
clnes, also for Farreli's Arabian Liniment,
Mortimer e. Mawbray's Hampton Tirc-
ture. Carter's Spanish Mixture. &c.
All articles from this Establishment are
warranted fresh and genuine.
Physrlans, Planters and country Mcr-
chants sending to us, can rely upon getting
Prime Articlee, and having their orders
promptly executed.
July 26, 1851 80 GIN.
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Reference y, regard TO the Real Estate, F.
}: Viaschsr & Co.. Real Es,a,c Brokers. New
1 ork, ,Ordern, tpost paid with money enciosed
to the addressed,
NV. HOLBROOKE, See,'y
sos Broadway. NY.
6I The Engravings in tae catalogue arc
now teady for delivery.
Aug 23. 81. 43 6m.
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CROCKERY AND
GLASSW ARE,

CHINA AID HtaAitta Teas,
Granite EnHer npd Rreakfast Plates,
Steak Dirhes. Butter Dishes, Soup Bowls,
Custard Stands, Fr,iits Stands,
Flower Vases. China and Glass Cande,ticks,
Preserve Dishes, Decanteis, Tumbers,
Wine Glasses,
Glass Pitchers, and number Of other articles
1put received and for sale by
IT,. SGLOMONS l. co
Warrh %, 1884 2l r.
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Choice Old Brandy and
" IN T. S.

We have NOW in store soWe very supe-
rior r'd Brandy, which has been selected
by ourselves, for medicinal purposes. Its
age and mildness together with is purify.
will be Of great ronsequence to mvaids
who are necesSitated to usc it.
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So elegant Oil Paintings, inj
splendid gilt frames, size 31i 100. 5000
feet, each,
100 ercgan. Oil Paintings 213 5o 5000
500 steei P!nte Engravingr, brill.
iantly cold in oil, rich gilt 10. 5000
frames 2ix30 inches, each,
10000 elegant speci plate En-.
cravings, cotod in oil, of tho
Washington Moncment 70
by &c in each. &. loDaa
237 600 steel place Engraving,
from 100 different plates,
Low in possession Of and
owned by t.,e Artists Union,
Of the market value Of from
so cents :" 81 90 each sl.C6o
firs,.class Dwelling, in 3lst,
street. N. Cisy. l2.OoO
22 building lots in loo and I0lst
each 25IIU0 Fl. deep. ut 1000 $4,000
100 Villa Sites, containing each
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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-03-10
A Fast AlecdOte.

We do up things fast here in Evansville.
1t is progressive place in everything. We
had happy instance of the spirit of progress
in our midst short time since.
A jour saddler, wanting pair Of boots
made, went to a German friend in that line OF
business. and was measured. He called in q
few days for his boots, but the shoemaker said
his wife was very sick, and wait little longer.
Again he called, but the poor fellows wife had
just been buried. and in his overwhelming
grief, he could not think OF making boots that
week Wait little longer. FINALLY, about
two weeks after the poor shoemaker's be-
reavemert, the sadder called again. thinking
that his boots must certainly be done by tina,
time.
well my good friend. are my boots done
yet?"
"No, tey bes not done yet Ny wife tye
and / have been doing nothing but taking
care of te pabies all te time. "But." contin
ued he Frightening up, IL bes going to be
married Tomorrow night. den de first ting
make will be de tam boots Evanspill,
Journal.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-03-10
"INJURED ONLY HIMsELF!o

"He had his faults; they injured only him.
felf!"
So says an exchange. in speaking of an able
death was hastened by strong drink.
Can the mother who watch the opening
bud of hope. peroaps her only son; whose
constant prayer was, Deliver him from temp
tation;" whose eyes glistened with Joy at the
recital of his deeds of daring, and whose tot
terng step down the declivity of life looked tc
him for support; can she see that noble sor
lowered into drunkard's grave. and say
" They injured only himself!"
Can the father who girded the sword OF
that youthful thigh, and bid him go fight hi.
country's battles: whose locks, gistening for
eternity, admonish him that, but for this son
his name would soon be blotted out; can he
see those hopes forever blasted by the besot
ting curse of drunkenness, and say, "They
injured only himself ?"
Can the wife whose worldly joys have beer
indissolubly linked with a husbands love
whose young affections were committed will
whose young affections were committed will
generous confidence to the keeping one wor
thy and noble; whose tears have followed tn,
soldiers path through the hour of danger
whose petition has daily gone up, asking de
liverance of the father of her children from
battle and murder, and from sudden death :
can she see the stealthy but certain advance o
of the inexorable murderer, until soul anC
body of an idozed husband are taken captv
BY the monster intemperance. and wild deir
ium pictures the ministering spirits Of wifi
and children as 6ends and devils can she say
They only injured himself?"
No, mol The man who is slave to hi
passion until thirst like the fire of hell, be
comes quenchI less. and the tears and enlreat
lies of father. mother, wife and children ar
drowned in the bottomless cup, sacrifices eve
rything here and all with whom he comes
contact-friends and Kindred deeply-himse
lisreparably.