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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-08-03

RICHMOND & TROWBRIDGE,
have not overlooked It's novelties fresh fabrics new de
signs and ready with their talent skill and en-
terprise together with rich Materials captivating styles
and unriyaled workmanship.
DIR E SIS GOA rs, ETC,
rhe climax IF art and invention; VESTS the most beam
ul styes Velyets, Satns Silks, and Cloth with the
richest enbf dery in every possible variety; TROUSERS
in the most extensive description Of pattern color and
shade, perfect fit Cor SALE, and comfortable to the
Rearer, in every respect.
FURNISHING GOODS.
To this department particular attention has been deyo
cd and is beyond any possible question: the most dis
tnguished depot for
Shirts. Hundkerchiefs,C o ffa RS. Neck Ties.
and HOSIERY of every description of the finest manu-
facture and MATERIAL equally celebrated with the other
branches of their trade for neaness quality and economy
Please call at RICHMOND & TR0WBRIDGEiS Custom
and Ready Made Clothing Establishment No. 265 Matn
Main ST., Worcester Mass.
March l. 1854 diff
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Excursions.
n K ON r. S 10 N .

e x Q . e ) / = N
rzs=sssSss1 THE UNIvERsALIST SOCIETY AND
Nk3tSf'~~eSs$ SABBATH SCHOOL will have their annual
Excursion to HARMONY GROVE, birmingham,
On THURSDAY, August Sd.
Good Speakers, Singing, and a Band Of Music, have
been engaged for the occasion.
An Extra Train for the Grove, will leave the d. & W.
Depot o'clock, A. NJ precisely and will return from
the Grove at P. NJ.
Fare for the Excursion SO cents Children under ~
years. 25 cents. Tickets to be had only at MECORNJH
BIGEL0W'S Store, 2l4 Main street.
In order Of Tickets they must be purchased
as soon as Wednesday night, August ID
Rev j. G. ADAMS,
LEVI BARKER,
GEO. Il. WYMAN,
VIM. T. FAIR, Committee.
LEWIS SMITH,
VIM. MECORNEY,
JOHN RICE, I'd,
Jy31 dSt+
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DIR. ORDWAY,S
HUMOR DISCOVERY.
AND RIOOD PURIFIER

DR.. 0RDwAY, has been using his Bood L urifer in his
practice for the last seven years, with gr He
has often been urged by his friends and these who have
tried and know its efficacy to put in her each of all
He has now added to iPan Herb discovere il California
by DR. KELLEY, which makes it the most wonderful
1y for
HUMORS OF ALL KINDS, LIVER CONF LAINTS
and Chronic Diseases.
The virtues of this Herb first made known to DR..
Kelley by INDIAN while attending patient sick with
that terrible disease the California Eryspelas and Liver
Complaint. The effect miraculous curing the man in
few days. The natives when bitten by rattle snake
rabd ANIMAL resort to this Herb for Hundreds
taking this medicine after trying in vain other
dies, and say the half was told them
II you have Eryspelas three to five bottles will cure it,
II you have Scrofula three to bottles will it.
Three to six bottles will cure Salt Rheum
One or two bottles will Pmples on the Face.
Two or three bottles will cure scay Eruptons and scald
Head.
One to three bottles will Nursing Sore Mouth.
One to three bottles will cleanse the system of Bes
Two to five bottles will cure Rheumatism.
Three to four bottles will old running Sores and Ulcers
One or two bottles will cure Barber's Itch.
One to three bottles will cure Cauker in the mouth and
bowels.
FOR LIVER COMPLAINTS AND JAUNDIcE.
Its effects and wonderful removing distractions
from the Liver, opening the pores of the skim carrying
the morbid matter relieving the side and all gone feelings
of the stomach and removing low spirits and desponden
e which are the result of this dsagreeabe and often fa
bal disease.
For Dyspepsa-A fair trial will convince you there is
nothing like it.
For Cancerous Humors-It is the remedy ever of
fered One widow lady in Lawrence, has been troubled
with for years by taking two bottles says she is
now quite well.
For Costiveness-0ne gentleman says that it was the
pnly medicine which cured him.
FOR KIDNEY DIFFICULTIES
1t is spoken of in the highest terms young man was
lick much with Asthma he had leave colleges three
bottles cured him. and he has resumed his studies
One lady in Salem perfectly cured of PERIODICAL
BICK HEADACHE. by the use of two bottles Mr.. Will
hams of Lawrence had Humors his Eyes for years was
sured by the of the Humor Discovery and Blood Pu
6er For Chs and Fever Mercurial Diseases Taints
The system, stands unrvaed sometimes when the sys
lem is much deranged it will dsagreeable feelings
vt FIRST but its the indications are favora
able. 1t is purely vegetable, and its compound and pro
portions such that the effect is perfectly satisfactory
and safe.
Full directions on the Bottls-Price S1,00.
HE HAS ALSO Il HUdOR SALYE,
Unsurpassed for external Humors which in con-
nection with the Humor Discovery and Blood Purifier will
much facilitate cure.
o. Price 25 cents Bottle.
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COUCH DESTROYER.

This invaluable Cough Remedy is for the complete cure
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Influenza, Whooping Cough,
pain in the side and breast, hacking or ticking of the
throat splitting blood ghtness the Lungs Chest
and all Lung Complaints, leading to Consumption.
No medicine yet discovered has that decided effect In
curing Bronchial affections the Cough Destroyer 1t
ian be taken by all ages and classes from a child six
months old to the Oldest woman with the most
happy results NJ Price so cents Bottle.
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PALM DEsT ROYER.

This preparation is composed great variety of Elk
Tracts Gums Essential Oils, most Of which have not here
ofore been united and compounded in the present form
It will cure attacks of CTamp of the Stomach Spasms
Commissions Paintings Pain in the Stomach Bowels Side
Back, Limbs and great variety Of other difficulties. Ii
Ia also invaluable external remedy 1t will be found
10 contain nearly double the strength Of any similar article
and possesses properties heretofore unknown No family
should be without it for single day.
NJ Price rs, ST and so cents a Bottle.
Full directions for the above Medicines on the Bottles
For sale by all the principal Druggists in the country
Orders should be accompanied with full directions how ii
shall be sent.
ORDWAY & wADLEIGH, Lawrence, Mass.
Sole Proprietors
For sale in Worcester by james Green. NJ B. Green b.
A. Harrington Co., Sbley Scott, Caldwell 4 Him. H.
A. Wetherbee New England Village, d. d. Wingate
Grafton A. L. HAYES Clinton, A. A. Burditt Ftchbprg
J. B. Lane T. B. Choae Mlbury, G.. ]. Taft Uxbridge,
r. D. Mowrey East Douglass, Aaron NJ, Hill; Webster,
Geo. P. Upham Co., I. B. &. Pope; Oxford, Z. Orms-
bee and by the principal dealers Of medicines everywhere
inch 3 d&w
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Books, Stationery, ct.


NEW BOOKS, AT ALIENS BOohSIoiSE, 40
IN Main ST., Harrington Block.
This That and the Other, by Ellen Louise Onahuler'
The Church before the Flood, by rev. Johh cumming
Despotism in America by Richard Iilareth'
Martin Merivale his mark, by Paul Oreyloh'
Voices Of the Dead, by Rev. John cumming.
The Bud, the Flower, and the frnt, Ut ue enects OF
Education.
Pearl Fishing, choice stories, from DoGens househom
Words first series
Life and Sayings oil Mrs farllngon, ny f. ohllaper
Spirit Manifestations, py Johh d. Doas.
An Art Student In Munich, by anna Mary HOW'LL
The Fortune Hunter, oy Anna Cora Mowatt'
Our Parish, or Ann'ds ol fastor ana feope' -
Thrice Through the Furnace by Mrs sophia Il. Little.
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RTNERSHIP.-THE SUBSCRIBERS
" have formed coparnershp for the purpose carry
ing on more extensive business in the Merchant Tailor
ing Line, and also to add to that branch large and well
selected stock of READY MADE CLOTHING.
All Garments made at the Establishment are warranted
to be equal to any that be found in this city, All gar
ments are warranted to give satisfaction.
~ large lot Of Furnishing Goods constantly on hand
MEC0RNEY IL BIGELOW.
W. MEcoRNRY,
JOHN j. BIGELow,5 febl dawtf
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go THE ONLY PRIZE MED

FURNITURE AND CROCKERY FOR
- SALE. Bear in mind that J. L. HOODS Commits
sion and General Furnishing Store, No. Pearl ST. the
place to buy and secondhand furniture rockery glass
aud britannia ware, clocks carpets, Stoves and
every thing In the house furnishing line cheaper than
any other establishment in the county; please call aud
lmine for yourselves.
N b. Those breaking up housekeeping and others hav
Ing furniture property dispose viii please call at
ny place as buy all kinds at the shortest notice.
Worcester, March 0, 1854. j. L. HOOD.
INCH 7 diff
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SO, 1000 DOllar. ~ Orlh
DRESS GOODS!

is reduced average of IS per cent, and consists in
part of the following.-
cases "A Printed Lawns reduced from 10 to 81 cts.
so ps. Brown Pinks &c, reduced from 10 to 5 cts.
90 do. Madders, reduced from shilling to 12l cts.
100 ps Super Jaconetts and Eawns, reduced from %
cents to l shilling and % cts.
20 ps. Beautiful Organdies, sold So reduced to size
The Entire Stock Of Printed Linen reduced from
So to S7t cents.
All the ninepenny Barrege DeLanes reduced to cts.
Shilling " cd.
20 cent d" +" Is cts.
25 cent shiu.
b" ct. Cacoes, 81 cts.
" 10 ct. $ cts
ninepenny do. 10 cts.
Shilling Ginghams 125 cts
Large stock of silk and Cotton PopHns reduced from
shillings to l.
Beautiful Silk and Linen Popins, reduced from
373 to 25 cts
Whole stock of Chales, reduced from shillings aud
374 cents to 25 cents.
20 ps. handsome silk and Wool Barregeg reduced from
25 to l2t cents
80 ps. handsome Silk and Wool Barreges, reduced from
25 cents to l shilling.
25 ps. handsome Silk and Wool Barreges reduced from
s7t to 25 cents.
so and 62i to AZ cents.
80 ps, handsome Checked India Silks reduced from IS
to 62l cents.
10 ps handsome Foulard Silks reduced from 81! to SOC.
10" Plain Dress rs to SOC.
10" Stripe Silks, good styles, reduced from
rs to 62i cents
@ A r p e Il S.
A large Stock of CARPETS, some of which, in little
older styles, will be sold at a GREAT DISCOUNT from
present wholesale prices such as
Handsome Brussels, at SIPS.
3.Ply, at sl124.
u" Supers, at IS and s7t.
I" Extra Fines, at 62l cents.
so FIG'D SILK PARASoLs at so cents.
200 Best styles at reduced prices
100 SUMMER sHAWLs, reduced from 81 rs to rs cts
rs All Wool fg'd S2,25 to 1,5O.
so MANTILLAs-being the balance of our large
ufacure-wi be sold to close them great sacrifice.
Bales fine Cotton Shrtngs, at CT cents
Large Stock of HOSIERY at much less than cost Of
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AJOTICE.-The Copsrtnership, heretofore existing
IN under the firm of DAVIS JOHNSON, Il CO.. is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. All accounts and de-
mands will I've settled by Mr. Livingston Subway who
is duly authorised to settle tie same.
DWIGHT P. JOHNSON,
LIVINGSTON SIIUMWAY.
EiskdaIe Anri 1871
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TENO BUILDERS AND ARCHITECTS.
The undersigned wish to contract with some indIyi-
dual for the erection and building of a TOWN HALL, in
Bratteboro the present season, according to the plans
and specifications of RICHARD BOND, Esq.
Proposals in writing may be made to Il. KIRKLAND
at whose Office the plans and specifications may be seen
and examined.
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A GENTS WANTED-To engage in lucrative
IN and permanent business of the sale of Dr. j. Black
mans Genuine HEALING BALsAM SALVE & SPREAD
PIASTERS
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY-A GOOD
Wv BLACKSMITH, and first rate MACHINIST, to
whom good wages and steady employment will he given.
For further particulars, inquire of BROWN & CO.,
Worcester, July 10, 1854. diff las Main street.
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REMOyAL.-H, C. VALENTINE has removed
ma his large stock of
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS.

Fletcher's Block, So Main Street,
Where he would be happy all his old customers and
will engage to sell enough cheaper to pay them for their
walk down to SO Main street. lee diff
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WMTORCESTER co. HORTiCULTU.
Wv RAJ S0CIETY.-The Weekly Exhibitions of this
Society will hereafter be held WEDNESDAY instead
Of SATURDAY, commencing on Wednesday next, June
2Sth Admission FREE. Per order,
j. HENRY HILL, Secretary.
Worcester, June a, 1851 je26 diff
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A. ROAD C0MPANY.-SPECIAL MEETING.
Notice is hereby given, that Special meeting Of the
Stockholders of the Fitchburg & Worcester Rail Roal
Company will be held at the Town HAIL. in Leominster
WEDNESDAY the 9th day of August next at O'Clock
in the afternoon, to act upon the following articles:
lst To if the Stockholders will authorize their D-
recors to issue exchange Bonds for old
already outstanding against said Company, for such
length Of time and in such form they i-to take
the place CT said old Bonds and to be secured by the
mortgage already given by this Company to the
payment of said old Bonds and to and authorize said
Directors in any other manner, in regard to the payment
of sail old Bonds, as they may think proper.
81. To act upon any other matters that may legally
come before said meeting.
Per order Of the Directors.
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FOR THE WHITE FOUNTAINS.

r-EsssE=zzEszE- THROUGH TICKETS can now be had at
- the Ticket Office of the Worcester & Nashua
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NINA t ED-A frst-rate J0URNEYMAN TIN
Wv PLATE, SHEET IRON, & COPPER WORKER,
TO whom steady employment will be gyen and good pay
GEO. W. WILLIAMS.
Northboro', May 90, 1854 DIFF
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-04-27
The Late Convention.

1T has been said by captious editors both at
ile South and the North that the late Commercial
Convention resulted in no earthly good to any body
hut the hoel-kecBers in Charleston. This Is mean.
ycOnceived and bady-digesed conclusion: II it did
nothing than bring together intelligent men from
all parts of The Southern country something of grea.
principle among The people of section is admitted
to be the highest requisite of Southern strength and
Southern success. And these annual Conventions are
doing more 10 attain that requisite, than any means
heretofore tried. We thought this effect very dis
cernible during the late sitting in Charleston. The
interchange of opinion was marked by little or no as.
perity Party differences were ignored or forgotten.
And all seemed desirous of crmen,ing the bonds of
Southern union. This, We say, was most gratifying
to witness and if nolhing else had been done, the
meeting was far from fruiess-But this was not all.
Resolutions on various subjects were adopted, we'll
calculated to awaken our section to some active and
profitable demonstrations These were Of course ,lv
advisory and suggestive. The body had no snbslan-
iial power, and could enact nnlling But their de.
hberaions and counses may tell with power unon
Southern Legislatures, and many futnre move befors
them will doubtless be found to have originated in
these voluntary aSsemblagcs Of Soulherners.
We publish elsewhere some Of The prominent re.
Communications, put forth in the form of resolutions by
The last Convenlon and ask our readers to scan them
.arefuv " ~
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What q FaSh;onI

WE must he excused by onr girls for pitching into
them slightly this week.. What we say is said in the
best humor imaginable. But those fiat hats we cannot
endure in silence. They are not only tom.buyish and
ugly, but utterly unfit for school purposes There they
90 lap-flap-ap, and before the least puff of Wind
not to mention Biscay gale, up they flare in front
like paddle on wind mills wheel As for keeping
oft the sun, they are simply ridiculous So thin are
they, that the rays peer through the cracks and ere.
vices at all points. Neither do they intercept par.
tlcle of The reflection from the ground, hut rather con-
cen1rate It's tanning properties. We like to see girls
on schoodays, wearing the old fashioned sur-bonnets
let them be of linen, gnghams or what not, so they
protect each pretty face from the glare of summer and
the stare of lua f.rs ~
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The Prospect for Mav-Dav.

THE girls of the Edgelield Female Institute propose
to celebrate the approaching first Of May, with one
their very pleasing little concerts. The entertainment
will be given the evening of May day in the Acade
my Hail. The public are invited TO attend
The programme for The occasion will he made ur
chiefly Of The Flower Queen piece in which all
the pupils from the least the largest will take their
paris This is very pretty composition, in the light
oratorio style. The Flowers. and certain Recluse,
are the dramats PERSONA. The former meet in se-
cuded dell to ehonse their Queen The "Recluse"
Zone dscontenet with the word) seeks, in the same
place, retirement from its cares The Flowers in va
rious beautiful songs and choruses tell of love and
duty. The Recuse'' lstens and learns from these
simple children Of nature, the wholesome lesson that
to fill well the station allotted by Providence is to be
happy lie resolves return again to usefulness and
conteniment among his ftow.crcalures. The part of
the Rccuse" is beautiful one, and will be sustain
ed ably That Of the " Rose" is the most prominent
among the flowers and is in charge of very pretty
singer. The other parts we'll distributed and we
have no fears bu, that maidens will all ac-
quit themselves we'll. After the main piece, some
solos will be sung, andit is not utterly improbable but
that the evenings amusement may wind up with
" Jordan is 4 hard road 10 travel, be!leve.''
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Sl,sll,2IO 90

No estimate is haz,rdrd Of the business and pro-
fits to be expected from this desirable c"nncciin.
link Of the Southern Atlantic, with the Western
States Of the great valley. But they must be i'm
mensc. The Road will make Anderson IN mpor.
tant depot for produce and distributing point, sim
lar to Atlanta in Georgia. 1t must also greatly in
crease the trade and property of Hamburg and Au.
gusta. 1t will enhance the value Of property upon
the whole line, and furnish most important facilities
TO the planters near whom it may pass.
At The meeting of the Directors on the 10Th inst
twas resolved To pay per cent. interest on all
in<,almcnis, to the Stockholders.
This provision should secure large additional sub
scrptons TO the Road, especially from those who in
the end are to be SO greatly benefited by it. -.
The following resolutions were passed at meet
ing Of the Stockholders on the 20lh inst.
On motion of Mr.. AIeriwc,her.
Rcsolred, That the thanks of this Company are
DUE and hereby respectfully rendered tD Mai, f.
C. ARMS. Chief Engineer, for the ability and dcs-
patch with which he has accomplished, the surrey
Of The line Of Road the results Of WHICH hc connnn-
clted in the clear and satisfactory repurt, made BY
.Resolrcd, That this Company nrd especially.
graticd at the cummcndation with which he:,uncea
the conduct and srrvcG Of his assistants, Nlrssrs
JOKES. TuTrLE and MATES, and request that he
will convey to them our appreciation of,hat conduct
aud those services.
Extracts from minutes Of the proceeding, of the
Stockholders of the Savannah River Railroad Com
pany, held April Doth, 1854
II. a. KENDRICK, Secretary.
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>f rot TIE, ADVERTISER.

LIE AOWE Uc liz DUUA
THERE is bright land, OF all lands The most bright
Where the sunshine of heaven sheds its radian
light;
Where the streams of salvation increasingly flow,
And flowers the brightest on their green margins
grow.
There is blest lanl of al lands the most blest,
Where no lone pilgrim wanders, the weary find rest
Where no sickness can enter, no sorrow can come,
And the stranger finds welcome, the houscless a
home.
There is sweet land, of all lands the most sweet,
Where "t the spirits uf just men made perfect shall
meet;
Where flowers unflding their perfumes distil,
And sweet songs wake echoes On Zon's glad lil
There Is fair land, of alEaands the most fair,
Where the glory Of God is the light Of the air;
Where no night spreads mantle Of gloom DER its
plain,
And joy knows no measure and pleasure 20 pain.
There is pure land, of all lands the most pure,
Where no sih-sian is found, no temptations allure;
Where garments unspottcd the righteous nfold,
And pearls deck the gates Of the City Of Gold
There is dear land, of all lands the most dear,
Where love ever rrigns, is forgotten all fear;
Where. heart, harp and voice join the Saviour TO
praise,
And anthems OF glory cicrnally raise.
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Like Parents, Like Children,

harrington gives the following brace of anecdotes
in illustration Of the national passion for bloody deeds
which possessed the Irish people a, one time:
One OF the most humane men existing. an intimate
friend of mlne and ut present prominent public
character, but who las the expression then was) had
frequently played both =" hiit TO hilt and "mtlzzlc to
mnzzle," was heard endeavoring to keen little SON
OF his quiet, who was crying for something: "Come
now do he good boy! Come, now" said my friend,
don't cry, and I'll give you of nice little ps.
tolls tomorrow. Cume now, don't cry, md we'll
shoot them all in the morning." "Yes, Yes we'll
shoot them all in the morning !" responded the child.
drying his little eyes, and delighted at the uotion-i
have heard the late Sir Charles Ormsby who affected
10 be wit, though Mt best but humorist and gour
mdnd. liken the story of my friend and his son to
butcher at Nenash, who in like manner wanted to
Keep has son from CRYING, and eecluay stopped his
tears by saying" Come, now, be gond boy-dunt
cry you shall Kill lamb Tomorrow! Nuw won't you
oe good - Oh. yes, yes,' said the child, subbing
father, is tile lamb rcddy ?"
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FOR TIE ADVERTISED

For TIE ADVERTISER.
Mr. EDlToR Division is a the 90 in these dig
gins; but there are two things want attended to
Of more Importance than that, although have no
objection to division.
want mastering and patroling put .down.-At
these musers all the assault and battery cascstla
occur is at ihcm and some times lie is lost and That
is all the good that results from them. Patrung in
man should be made patrol his own plan,at;on and
if he don't do it, let it go undonc-il is no boiy's
business but his own In towns and cities it is ne
cessary but in the country it is rather Il curse than
blessing. So will vote for the man that goes in
for putting it down without fail, division or no diy-
siOn 4 VOTER.
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grown wealthy, without the advantage of steam, and
can see no good reason why they should not con-
time to prosper through the same means. Altlis
may be true, but it is not exactly the turning point
in this case. The question is not whether Edgefeld
can continue to prosper with Rail Road twenty-five
miles off. but whether she can live within four or
five miles of one, on one side of her. and in time,
percance, another on the opposite, similar dis
tancc. Augusta was DUNG well before Rail Road
was ever thought of but she would BY this time
have ceased to have place on the Map, if the Rail
Roads had left her. two miles, either to the right or
left. GREENWOOD.
April H. 1854