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A ABBEVILL e, S. e.:
Thursday Morning, January 12, 1854.
Complimentary.

Complimentary.
We arc constrained to say word in favor of
our Shanghac Cock, Tom. 1t will be gratifying
too, to our fiicnds Of the Charleston Poultry AS
socIation, to hear good account ofther favorile
bird. Tom is still quite youmg-hus been crow
ing and gallnnting the ladies of his roos scarcely
put his value fur ahead Of any barn yard fowl
we ever heard crow. Some Editor not long ago,
related that his Shnngl,ac proclaimed the ap-
proach of day long before any other species in
hisyard, aud philosoplically accounted for II, on
the fact that Shonglac's legs were so long that
he first caught the peep of day, as it slightly
winkcd over the enrtl,'s sphcrisi,y. We doubted
the truth Of this Mt first (be the philosophy as it
nay,) but Toms achievements have more than
converted u.s. Ills roost is just under our dor
mitory and regularly rs the world revolvcs, and
seemingly ut the same absolute point of time, his
huge cultural, sounding several notes somewhere
between the roar Of n Ion, and the asss bray, he
rouscs the whole family to consciousness and life.
lie never makes mistake, and is too W iec and
too free from tho weakness of the dcmagoeue.
10 be led into error by the clumor of other and
common cocks. we have repeatedly seen him
tried; Barn-vnrds, half an hour or an hour
before the right time, will frequently set up ter
riblc clattcr, but Shanghae hccds not their Lawl-
ing he sits silent, with aIl the dignity of his con.
scous astronomical knowledge. By and BY,
however, when the coarscr cocks are wrnpt in
sleep and stupidity, an awful Tapping and drum
ming is heard. but no crow yet. he is only sound
ing his ulnrrn clock-ths subsidies and is quickly
renewed again, as if some enemy was drawing
him from his perch-then i'll grand bass rolls fortl,
his authoritative proclamation of day, waking the
drowsy echoes ofhiIl and forest We need no
alarm clock i'll our homcsted, and with Shanchoe
Tom, aud eae of Millers nlmanacs, we keep the
uest ffme In the sT7ree. nur ...5y s1ilnFs No.!
not shine by the side Tom, and if he dies of gou
or bronchctis, lie shall be buried with the honors
due his usefulness aud sagacity.
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An. Aetto alter the Sittings of Tie Courts Of
La,c on tho Western Circuit, and tie Coyrt of
Equity for Gtar1cston Distriek;f - 20 9 y

An dett 10 dsteT tic Saftnys of TIE Courts of
La', ON Me Western Circuit, and tie Coyrt of
Equity for Gtarscston Distrief;F - -
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of
Representatives. now met and sitting in Gener.
nj iAsscmbly, andby the authority of the came
TINT hereafter the Courts of Inv Tor the Western
Circuit, shall be held at the times following. in
steud Of tho tnies now provided by law, TINT is
to say, for the District Of Abbevllc ON the first
Monday i'll March and October, in evcry wear TO
sit one week at ouch term, IL SO ung be necessa-
ry ; for the District of Anderson ON the second
Monday i'll March and October, in every year
to sit for one week Mt each term, If SO long be
necessary; for the District of Pckeus on The
third Monday i'll March and October in every
year, to sit for ono week ut each term, il so long
be necessary for the District of GrecnviIlc on
The fourth Monday in March and October in cv-
cry year, to sit for week for ench term, if so
long be necessary ; for the District Of Spartan
burg, on the first Monday after the fourth Mon
day i'll March and October in every year, to sit
for one week ut each term, if so long be necessa-
ry; for the District Of Laurens on the second
Monday after the fourth Monday in March and
October III every year, 10 Sit for one week ut
each term, if so long be necessary.
That all WriIs and Processes, which shall have
been made returnable to the Courts of any of thu
said Districts ut the time heretofore provided for
by law, shall respectively be legal and valid to
nli intents and purposes, for the Courts next to
be held in the said Districts respectively, accor-
ding to the provisions of this Act, and that all
persons who have been summoned may here
after be summoned to attend the Courts of any
OF the said Districts. Jurors OF Witnesses OF.
who now nrc or shall hereafter be bound in re-
cognizance to appear Mt any of the said Courts,
at the time now provided by law, shall be, and
are hereby required to attend and appear at the
Courts of thu said Districts, respectively, next to
bo holden uucordiup To the nrov isions "a, tl;s 1T
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Anglo-Japauase Work.

This elegant and most useful work is very
easy in its execution, while the means and
appliances for its performance are within the
reach of every one. The materials are si,np
ly yellow wilhered leaves, little dissolved
gum, black paint and copal varnish: while
the objects to be ornanented may be box,
cupboard, table, DC, in fact any old furni-
ture that has been rendered unsightly by
ago or long use. A plain deal box, costing
about a shilling, may by this process, so f;.r
as the outside goes, be converted into a cost
Iy-looking dressing-case. An exquisite
chess; board may be made, with very little
skill, from square piece of deal. Flower
pots, p6lescreens, folding and hand screens,
may all he decorated in this. manner, aud,
from uDtidy looking lumber, may Le con-
yerted into articles of use, elegance, and
beauty; aud this at q merely nominal cx-
pense, taste being the chief requisite in
the production. The employment forms
one, Of, the. most agreeable and pleasing
3ainusements for summer days and winter
evenings; in the summer, giving purpose
land. an aim to many q joyous ramble,
for: in these desultory walks a goodly col.
lection may be mado of Natures anbered
jewels. ,. cir; !:t,;, !.elss u,.' ~,
i! ;All leaves that aresmall, ofuneven shape
and serratod at the edges, are we'll adapted
iforthis work. As lhey arc collected, ssl,ey
,shouM be placed between sheets of paper,
but mot close together, then pressed by plnc-
ing aboard oa top, with, asweiglt upon it,
10 express any moisture that may be therein
and, to render then quite fiat. $ In the au-
stapRy the saNeet scented geraniun,.leaves,
the anaple thorn, ,cl,rysanthemum, wild
parsley, fem. and a multitude of others,
may be found, including the smaller syca-
moro and small vine leaves; but they must
all have turned ola golden l,ue, or reddish
't;nted yellow Prepare the article tobe s,-
thuss--First rub the surface
Ismooshly down With sapd-pspet, ,hen, coat
it over with black paint, wAisIs esa be pro.
cared ireedy-nixed. At any f,oi7s 7sl,op3 when
dry, rub itdown st1oothty Sisl, ps1aice,ssooe
,tud give two moro coats, Whep these are
lryy arrangethe leaves on HE surface in a
careless manner, but not III groups, unless
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give haye not had room for Mr. p,,,v,.
Address Oh the subject of Education, in Colnn,.
p'"' 1t presents many illustrious examples Of
the irreprcssible energy of genius under Difficult.
tics But the latter part Of it contnius, rs usual
from Mr.. PERRY, is an invidious comparison bc.
tween the savcllolding and non-s!uvehoIdipo
States Of the Union, to which no true henrted
Southerner can subscribe. We nre not afroid ot
suffering moment by such comparisons, for i,
has long been obvious TO observing, candid
minds, that the slave siates of this Union sro
It's only conservative portion; but we pity tho
spirit which is so f"rgetful of its patriotism, and
the obligations Of citizenship, as to bo unab.e to
SEQ the good in It's own institutions and customs.
Which 1t Is everlestingly lauding in those of
strangers and enemies.
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G=s at the request of very pretty Young
lady, wepublish to-day, on our second pnpe. n
description Of the Anglo-Japancsc work for or
h"menling cabinets, tables and other articles Of
furniture. The process is simple, and the mate.
ria! ull quite cheap; but tho beautiful f;nisl i,
;;"'pnrts' will astonsh any one who has not seen
It before
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HYMENEAL.

Married, on the Evening OF the 5tr Of Janu.
1n,ry. 1854, by the Rev. A. Montgomery, Mr.
Mathew VI, X. COCHRAN to Miss MARY A. NEWELL,
all of AbbeviIle District, S. C..
Thrice happy be their welded life,
Far from their hearts all pain and rife:
sweet be their home, and full their iovs,
AS mutual love their soul employs.
Married, on Tuesday Evening the 81 instant.
by the Rev. John /. Boozcr, Mr. JAMES II. Nor.
tlic District.
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-&s~sS
eB The many warm friends in this district
OF Prof M WILLIAMS, will read with pleasure,
mingled with regret, the following paragraph,
clipped from the Southern Patriot;
PROFESSOR WILL.AMs.-We wcre very much
gratified the other evening, in receiving n kind
and affectonate letter from this distinguished and
learned gentleman. lie writes us from Marietta
Ga, and we feel assured that his numerous
friends in South Carolina-and all who knew
him were his friends-will be pleased to learn
that, though sorely afflicted, his reason is still
| spared. Wemake the following extractfrom his
letter:
81 thank you, my dear sir for the kind and
hatterihg mention made Of me in one of your
communications from Columbia to the Patriot.
Permit ME 10 correct an error, into which you
have fallen, rs to tho nature of my disease.
hay C not had paralysis. My disease ssupposcd
| to be some affection OF the brain. continued
TO have The free of all my limbs, and Ms far
as can judge, Of my intellectual faculties, until,
by the gradual progress ofthe disease, was con-
fined to my bed by general debility. write
now, in this condition, by the hand OF my niece. "
'My heart still fondly clings to the
South Carolina College and its interests. The
new Professor Of Mathematics C. F. McCny,
would be an acquisition to any literary institu-
ton He is one Of the very best mathematicians
of the age" "fIerc arc several topics
upon which should like to enlarge, if had the
strength; but must wait another opportunity"
There We're few men in South Carolina, or III
the Southern States, who equnlled Professor
Matthew j. Williams, rs n mathematician; and
none surpassed hm as friend, gentleman and
Christian. President Thornwell said, Mt the
College Commencement, thut he loved him ns q
brother All who knew him intimately would,
say the same. We most sincerely hope that he
may be speedily restored to health and strength,
and usefulness. We nrc grati6cd at his high
opinion of his successor in the chair of Mnthe.
| matics.
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It is I1Iip,vWg:.sa.Iays a yerv cummo,


affair to see two ladies G) an hour be-
fore the time for the leaving of the
train, throw the backs of one seat
over SO as to sit vis-a-vis, lumber
the spare room with shawls, bundles
and bandboNes-and then, when the
cars begin to be filled up, take every
prccaution to prevent any one from
occupying either of what should be
vacant seats, and in many instances
compelling passengers to stand, when
a spirit Of accommodation would al
low them a comfortable position.-
Such persons should be informed by
tho conductor, that when they buy a
ticket, the purchase of the car is not
included.
None Of us but what have hal sim
liar scenes como under our notice.
We arc reminded at this moment of
singular movement on tho part of
an individual IN the Cenlroi .ta!lroad..
cars, which came under our observa-
tion q few days ago-a movement
which combined in a striking degree
at once the judicial aud the 'execu-
tive i'll the person of singlc-self.
appointed Fighter Of human wrongs.
Two ladies' fashionably dressed and
apparently intelligent, but of spe-
cies above indicated, had taken their
seats in the cars, facing each other,
and ekemg out to the greatest posi-
BILE extent what they called their bag.
gage, though the party themselves
were far worthier that name y the
shawls, reticulcs and little "fxing"
so as to effectually exclude all comers
from the vacant seats. The cars soon
became uncomfortably crowded, sew.
eral were standing, and many were
the Intellectual, applications made for
the unoccupicd places referred to, but.
all to no purpose. When at last, AN
elderly gentleman and his wife com
ing in, meekly ~ requested place.
The young lady, who sat with her.
orazen fce towards the passengers.
consented to allow the lady iof tho
new comers; to sit oppositcfher,, but
no mortal would she permit 70 occu-
py the seat by her side Consequent
~ the husband was compelled find
an asylum in some remoM rarts Of
the car. The indignation and Con.
tempt of all the passengers had, at.
this time, attained to about the ..nnur..;,
rnuring pitch but things went on, {
this way. Q few stations furtherswkenn
a stalwalt, loosier,looking clap. who
sat directly opposite the elderly lady,
on the other side of the, ailse, seeming
to have been visited by asudden in,
spiration, rose, marchcdfaap to the
self complacent young pre.etiptioneEr
and said IN ~ alfonS that woulcE have
made ~ iof,wesfefneryousisqpa tln .:
Helloa asa ayu tlcek kaaUs sherets i f5
bin thinkin' wa sc5n iiiakso a. .bettsF
'rangement than this. 2 u Should Ike.
10 haYa that old gen,tHaSas ana bis
vile sit 4 n A alll ~ .s,. d
ride rl41t, sA AhfapI more tart dw j
spos' you and 3kiiSia e III ~ iiifn.
even M y bis sea be- and
aal. ! fetch ges & ,ea 4 4 apd set him
alslongeidg b woman. . nea,s,ts il,,n
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. tlf 3 that was
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Notice.

f1HNE astcn,ion Of aff psrsens interested ;s po,.
~ touisrly invitettot tha following extrno, ,fr,n,
~ ae last will and teaameat of John Huaiper
man, deceased, to wit;
~ And tp the end that my son, Peter Zir1rii.i,er-
man, may enjoy the full bdnciit'ef tins legacy,
90 truly appoint my Execnt6re Trustee Of
and at i,o time t., be given up to lie donor. o,
1saas isb!e for any debts which my HAZE Been
cohtracted without The kIowIclpe and sco,,yeut
OF the Tristte.7 rt'2' J!WHHEARSf.5
sian l2iaI 8sns s,4i 39iR ,ssi, . Ex.cuto,
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GEORGIA HOME GAZETTE
Il Southern Literary and Family journal,
PUBLISHED AT AEGI-Srl

PUBLISHED AT AUGUSTA, GA.
The HOME GAZETTE is devoted 10
Literature, Art, Science, Agriculture,
General Intelligence, and Southcr,i
Interests. The aim Of the Editors is
to make Useful and Interesting
Paper; 10 blend the instructive and
entertaining together, in such way
as to secarc a high degree Of interest,
and yet at the same time to elevate
both the intellect and affections.
The columns of the paper contain
Historical and Domestic romauces,
Pictures Of Social Life, Sketches of
Biography, choice Poetry, entertain
Ing Anecdotes, Scientific Memoranda
Agricultural and Industrial articles
the General News Of the dav, and ali
Political intelligence of Importance.
BESIDES great variety ofarticlcs on
all these subjects, the Gazette will be
particularly adapted for FAMILY
READING. 1t is published for the
Family Circle, and the Editors feel
that they have fully redeemed their
pledge 20 make it all Homo News
paper should bc-entircly free from
political bias and high-toncd in char.
ter.
Grateful for the liberal encourage.
mcnt which have been extended to
our efforts to build up at tho South q
Literary and Family Journal Of high
character, VIC shall increase our cxcr.
tons to Justify the public confidence,
and to make the Gazette still more
worthy of general patronage.
TERMS. Il
l. .-' e.
. copy one year III ;'uyancc 81 W
en"'es 8 so
8 copies " s 90
10 :" &C, .ls Il on
@To any person making up a
club of five subscribers, and sending
$40, we will scnl a copy gratis for
one year. Address
,',.. SMYTHE & &'WHYTE,
Editors Home Gazette. Augusta, Ga:
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eB- Mr.. Soule aud son have eaei, fouy,,t
duel in Spain; ts issue of the difficulty Of young
souIc with tlre Duke of AIva, who made some
s'iehfing remarks on Mrs sonle's dress in the
hearing of the son, q youth of eighteen,
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cB We have received from our old College
friend, Col. l.. NJ. Keitt, congressional represen-
tativc from Ornngcbnrg pamphlet entitled,
Negroes and Negro Slavery, by J. H. Van Evric,
M. D., of Washington city, most able defence
Of the institution Of Southern Slavery, on an ell
tirely new principle. Some of the authors illus
trations and positions startling. 1t is the
first chapter of work, of 400 pages 10 bc thus
published i'll n monthly series of pamphlets and
comes under tho sanction Of several distinguish
ed names. We have but one objection to it, it
denies the unity of,hc races-bating this, every
Shareholder should read it, it will give him prin-
ciplcs and facts in the defence of the saving i'm
stitution Of the South, that doubtless he never
dreamed ofbcforc. We select the following ex-
tract, ms specimen:
In all the countries of Europe, nearly half the
people armed to keep down the other half
Englund is 10 exceptions; for though her standing
army is less in perfect keeping with the fraud and
hypocrisy of her whole system, m armed police.
equal to tho regularly soldicry of the more manly
:!encs:tis:ns &c the continent ;s kept in ray and
constant ups.eepng activity to Keep down the
people Was the European nristocrncy TO place
itself in thesame position towards the people that
the planters of the South do in respect to their
ncgroes-wcrc kings and nobcsto disband their
armies, to present themselves strppcdof ull art-
fetal support, face TO face with their subjects, rs
the planter does daily and constantly to his ne
groes-to trust to their assumed and fictitious
superiority, as the planter docs to his real and
natural superiority, the cnti,e crow of fictitious
aud painted humanity would be received with u
roar of dcrision from tho Volgar to the Thames:
and their actual infrriority and utter insignifi-
cancc would he SO pnlpably revealed TO the people
thnt the latter would scarcely condcsccnd to pun
ish them fer their pnst transgrcssions.
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An election was held in Cokcsbury on the 10th
inst, and He following gentlemen were elected:
Intcnddht J. N. Cochran.
Wardens B. z. Hemdon, John Suber, NJ Sims
M. c. Gary.
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WANTED.

w IH4N
AT this Office, a Boy Of steady habits, over
sixteen years of age, US an Apprentice to tn.
lvER? STABLES.--Thc undersigned hnyo
~ tbis, day; rented Marshals Livery StabIcs
and are prepared to take Horses and Stock r,.n,
orally, at ns low price MS provision will admit:
Horses and Buggies to hire OIL fair ter1ns
Jan. 8, 1854. ~; MATHIS, SALES d. Co
jan IL St 30
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]. tn-C4rr. J. d. SNrru. of Mt Willing, Edge.
field Is dead.
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9esrR Jonsg FRAsKLx isnot yet given over as
lost ny the British Adnirality-,:p are still
IN search of;br. az .. ,l..,,f /
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81 81 Col Orr. will receive our thanks, for the
book ef Pateat Office Reports, HI, has 10 Kindly
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a 'EsSEWe have besssequ cdtS assfsby, ";
ill.mh,oss 'ihat hs Il No slopgar 4 candidate,
M snseE' s' n5.thst hs expects coon 70 lssye, ihe
!Yissr ict ana 4 may be, mayer 10 return. Hi
ricsds Secsf his tbanks III ti,oir, EisdbI..
AID tbstonake bssto% u III fSfnieYs slAsi.ass =
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Na;ttlagGIS of R;lcs:liO,ss.

1t will be perceived ,ha. the Mana.
gers of Elections for members to Con
grcss are requested, by the board of
managers OF the Washington Monu.
ment, ''to put up boxes at the differ.
cnt locations where elections AWiII be
held, for tn: purpose OF receiving such
contributions rs the admirers of the
lilustrious Father of his country, NAV
think proper to deposit in aid of the
great monument, nnw in course "i
erection il Washington city. 10 lis
memory. See article headed. Ma tan.
t!JHpurvJ
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.Scvs,S Nd' the NNrnSls

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,hl- Sral" hr-, "" arc rr r.,':ir, "a !.,r, hy
;hc !a,' ad,rcr- from Ca H. ,.n. ~.r.v.d
~ r'"n l'sS'ru 4. .\,-n',.t" i..w A.-cn,
81 ''h' iin: d Sinrs before The Bond n
I,k,, ,l,, n,.,, rr ,,i,;c, ,oI. - -, '.",s -.
,,:a:, ~ An,, Eta,;.
Tl" "!d"S, daughter o; E.y,Prc-i.lcn.
Fillmore died n .,ur"r4, Cryur. Cn::n,y.
=. on 2Gih ii ,iuIy oi Cholera, after ,
ir" hours i'!t,yas
At \hg"f'. H'ii '!c II 'r ainy is hor.....r.
Mr.. Gror,e. paah,l, -, H..
An.r,r.r NV, j., '.,..,u, 49,. n';.,' ;'''>'r',
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,,ulv ,,,r;,,; i. .,l :; d,;
whnn, non. have bccn mora ..x.r
ill.,, ,bo Poo. ,,rS,>,,h r,;
when n member o(,.nn,ross f;,,r, Ill;
,., :. Sat, a;,o,,;, u, ,',
al nre;ul;c.s :, ,lo 1;.o..; 81
great national question and d.r,,r,s
that his ,1.yo,;ou IN his o,t,o c,,,
ubich his olycy;uuce ;S fire, J,s 90
ouires nat 10 be orooo,J hv Mn .,h;,
ito, of .c,cjoooi .eyG,,e., bo r,.,., !,
cried down =, r.crc,r, +, h;s ,,r,, 49,,
q traitor To his S,a,c bepc, ,,,r .v,,.,
ma,;,,n Oh c,,sis,.u.r,
As,n r,.r. ...,;,,,i;,, :,
cvcr has .x;.,,,, o,l .;,I .n,,
exist ind n.nIrp,,v ,f .,r, o,,,,,
and r,,s,;,,r;, l.
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DIR uGlSO1S IMPROVED EXTRA y
or EIl.ow Dock ASp SARsArARILLh. .nii
NJ III the largest sIz:, L"!fiev. contains mUT Of
iiic nurc H"aHrrnS Sdrs0jcEIHu ,i:an mn r'htr
prcraia'ion cXiani, which is chclni.4iJ mn
ti'l.1 with ll. Eyuaci Of elbow ilpc., an! the
Extract "i Will Cherry, thus making tl,- rcmc.
dg more hhoro~ghiy ciic"nt ihan any other .Sgr-
*aj'0riH0 hcf"Ie the public. a, ll,. sane lime
ii l. Wr'r HY free from rN minrrai noscns which
c;inn"i be oa,! oi an" other OF the S;nsamrilla
compounds. The i,iyaii,! should t",rurc 0 ioi
sonS' Mercury. Iron. Qninin", ru'ash, To-
;!:nr Sulphur. Arsenic. AIT! n.aHv other min
"rai AMI metallic ppiSpns. enter INTO aud iurm
the active basis Of most Of III" Sur>..larIlas and
r;,nnccas oi the day. GuySut;s Compound
Ei'rnc' gf Ieiiom UocL onj NursapriNu does
"ot contain particle Of these Substances rs
any one can ascertain by appy wing tile ueccssa-
ry t..ts.
H." all poisonous SarsaparIla preparations
nl"nc and use Gugsml'S Improved I.x,rac; Of
yellow Dock and :'ar-apar!,;., which is thor
o"ghty cGi'ariomS, rc:iecnY nYhnrH,~;$, and purciu
vegetable. all kinds o, disease yield 10 liz
genial influence.
.-f$ Sec Advertisement
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10 Music Teachers anaI
LUIRt,H CHOIiiS.

MUSIC Tench rs, Church ,:ho.rs anI
.a.mairnr: gen"7. y. are hr,c.s nn, :ieI
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Important Discovery.

II Is stated that Mr.. j y. GAMEwELL,
the I"Ln'a >tcr ana telegraph operator
At Camden, has d.>covrrc u means Of
preventing atmospheric electricity from
interfering With the passage Of mess
ages on tri'graphic wires. Such dis /.
c"very vii! prove of much value, and
We arc pleased to learn that Mr.
GAMEwLlL is now in WASHINGTON. for
the purpose of taking out Il palcn, for
hi, discovery.