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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-23

chip the ship yard Of Mr. Dinsmore, Bath sold by
suction BY tho Marshall 10Th. for $4,000. Mcclellan
Esq, purchaser.
LAuScHEn-At Dsmarscotta 18th inst by Col Cyrus Cot
ter, bark OF about 400 by tho builder and
Aessrs Merrill and Henry Bond.
AZ Bath 10Th inst By Messrs Berry Richardson fne
clipper ship Of about 1900 tons
Al Hampdsn recently, BY Mr. Arey, ship Of 60
tons called the Maverick owned by Messrs kkeron Co.
of boston, tie builder and Capt Thomas Ella who to
command her.
100 TONS not yet named owned by parties in Freepo and
Captain Jason Petengl Of Wetbrook who will
ha1
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-23

ArrExPT TO FrBE THE CARLISLE SIMINARY.-An
exsm'Da' ion bas been progressing at Carlisle, Soho
aged Iespe ttively fourteen and seventeen years,
charged With attempting to fire the seminary build
ipgs at that village, on the 26sh ult. The examina
ton resulted IN their dis ,hsrge by the Court The
the Richmon ivii,e Seminary, have been put over
until tie ne xt SchOharie Circuit.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-23

COPPER TIE consumption Of copper in the Uni
ted States il put down at between 5000 and 5000
tors annually, Of which only about s 500 ms are
consumed by the rolling mills, and distributed over
the diff rel markets OF the Union, tie remsining
1000 tens bling disposed Of in the manufacture Of
sheet brass, kettles, wire, buttons, DC There are
Elk copper works, containing seven rolling mills
and three smt lting furnaces, in the States.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-23

AN UsLrcKY ELoPEMnr~- Near Amherstburg,
Canada, few days ago, . man was clipping with a
The girls neck vas broken, causing her instant
death; the man SUFFERED fracture Of the leg, and
IVES taken TO q hotel In Amherstburg, whore his
wife is nov kindly attending him, In 'u'flment Of
ltY ma; yiape vow.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-23

NKw York RowDIEs William H. Gil
derseeve and Cha les d. C0nklin, two fast yum {
men from New York, were arrested at the circus
yesterday afternoon for severely beating the dsiver
Of Revere Houfe COACH Boston Transcript, Dec.
81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-23

Two MEN KILLED IN L0UIsvILLE-George Swag
CERT, VIM. Erbeeland and Joseph hall, fell from
By which accident the two former were killed and
the other severely Injured.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-23
Brooklyn City News.

An inquest was held yesterday by Coroner Ball upon
the body Of child three years Of age named Charles
B. Moser whose parents reside az No % Front street.
which came 70 its death ny falling headong into tub
Of scalding bot water The mother in the at
the time but engaged in washing clothes but did
not observe that the child the tub until the
accident had occurred IL survived but short time
afterwards. verdict was rendered In accordance by
the Coroner's jury.
TRIAL NECESSARILY resuoSlD-The City Court
Judge Greenwood presiding assembled yesterday to con-
tnue the trial Of Owen Haloney, on indictment for
grand larceny in stealing dog. The court was ad.
journed TO this day from Friday OF last in couse
quence 0: the OF the prisoner from Consta BILE
make bis appears and Their. immediate pros
pect Of his recspturs, the jury ia the dis
charged.
BURGLARY, Ann CuTuRt or ONE or TIKI THrgyH.-An
entrance Effected by burglars into the house OF Mr.
Cason, 10 Derraw street Thursday night On leaving
the premises they detected and pursued by officer
Dougherty OF the Third district police who succeeded
In capturing Of them, named John Wilson, and
locked him up. In his possession was found number
Of articles which be had stolen from the houfe
IScHpL,sY FrRS "A FIRE was discovered in building
occupied butcher shop, on the corner Of Johnson
and Carl streets about o'clock yesterday morning.
The policemen ON the beat broke OPEN the door, and
found the ERE kndpg in three places They succeeded
in extinguishing the flames before much damage had
been done ocers Phillips and Qugley, Of the Second
district police, arrested two suspicion Of being
the incenaiariss.
sessions In order 10 finish up the business OF the past
year. and give the new Board fair field t. egsate for
the interests of the enlarged city The order Of
things into opera on the LIST of January 1855.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-23

A NEW ISSUE IN THE Mrs. ROBINSON CAsE.--We
sdvifed that this murderess incarcerated in the
Trey jail, on Wednesday right presented some
person with q bsby! Mrs. Robinson has been in
Jail over year.-Aibaxy Transcript.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-23

A STAGE ROUTE TO THE PACIrIc.-A meeting WAS
held in ST. Louis on the 10th inst, for the purpose
OF taking into consideration the establishing Of a
daily stage Liz between Missouri and California.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-23

SMALL POx IN QUEEN AIMS COUNTY, MARYLAND
The Centrevi0e Herald says that this fri xhtfu
disc ase prevails to some extent among the free co
lcTed people in 6paniard's Neck, few miles from
that town.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-23

Cold WEATHER AT Bennington, Vermont on
W. dpe sdsy morning last, the mercury had the bad
taste to fall % degrees below zero II was almost
beresth ntti.e. In Troy it was IL degrees belex
q little less than nowhere at sunrise on that
morning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-23

BOSTON, Dee 22-An ship DAshing Wave, Fisk, New
York. bark Mystery Taylor Smyrna: schr Charm Alsxan
dria.
CID schrs LOUIS Walsh, Jscksonvie Evergreen NYork
American Belle, do.
on Naussett the INST inst ship osppss from NYork
for Portland.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-06


owing tn the consideruie precautions taken by
onr naval Commander rh.ir w.slo Gcsirueton
al life.
Uhrn The ..Cyaur'wns ordered &c Central A
N rica. it wa. confidently hoped and expected
thai u,, occasion would - fnr Il resort Ia ,io-
l.ncr and destruction Of prop, rty and los of
ffe.n Instruct Oh. to thai cti.ct W., re- given 10
her commander And no rNtrcrnc act would
La.r been requisite had II THE people Themselves.
bx their extraordinary conduct in the affair." iruS-
tia,rd all the possible and mild measures fur
,l,tniu,,,,, ,ati .iactinn. \ withdrawal fr,n the
nIacr. the obi, ct # biz visit entirely Gcfrutrd,
would. unlrr the circumstances in which tie
= ,.ui,u,Irr at the Cynnc found himself, Live
been ah~all.,. anantlnnmrnt If all cinm 81 our
fl,f-r have. On all occasions i,played II eaantry
and j, stern devotion 10 dnty, Which nna lafgcr
6aid ,yonll have commanded universal admra
I'm, they have unusually suffered severely IN
tlr.r coi,Ai,,, with ,urcrior lumi err, and hive
sometimes been entirely sacrificed. All the dis
po,,blr force, Of II q army /. already employed
al ihi, service, andi known to Ic wholly mad
rnnn g. Ia In. protection which should hr afford
81 #nnl,lic mind If lie country ha, been
=, crutIv !. hacked ,y ,a,ase atrocities commit.
ii mon d,.i,.rcelrs. en- nrnut. and border set
Elements, and lnrdIy ir>> hy the unlI, AIRY
Il .truction nf yalnaI.lr lives where Inadequate
deta,l nent. of tleop- undertaken to furnish
tie needed nid Militant i,,crro., ,f fine militia
~ force. ,Lp.r scene. uilihe r,,,catrd il l. to
b4 f.nr.d. -, !, lr,,a, .r,l. and With more dis
a-tru,,. CONSEQUENCE. r,n,,rcs. am surc
vii prrcniyr ;lt III. ,,luiuest duties and rc,pai.
il,iliti II .,,,r,,, ara, lived in II +. al,f.S
t;nn mn, l,uLi IN, tL,t ,r,,,,,t aciiou may l,,
,,nfid,.,,tl, ,nti,;,,t,L when d,o,#,nn.t hr at
,,,,d,.l la. .,,nl r,,,,,I I,,,rls
Tho b,ll If the lat .a.-;,n rra,ilin,r for an
;acr,.,. f In. my ,f rho r,nl mad file ,f the ar.
,, L,. Ill G,i,I ,..,,i,. mo-, ,nlv in faciI-
/
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-06

i-iact0Ty. subsequently, misunderstanding n
rose on the subject of thu French government
having. ~ II appeared abruptly excluded the A
tnrrJcan minister Ia SVnn from passing through
France. IN his WY from I"ndr II Ia Madrid. -
But thu government ha- uu"quis"cdlly tl-H
vowed ANY design L. d,uY the right 81 trun~fi 4"
the on ulster # tue jutrI Stair; mud, alter *
plantations To- tbs effect, be ha- resumed hi-
jimmy, and actually returned through Franc"
I" SPAN. herewith lay before Cong - the
correspondence "n this subject bet"rrn our IN
Wy at Plis aud the minister Of foreign relations
81 the French government.
The position II nnr all ur- with Span remains
as Mt the Close al our In-t session. Internal pel-
tailnu, assuming very ucar the character 81 l"-
itlCal revolution, In recently cnnAul-ed III II
country. III" lbie ministers w'if violently '\
pellrI from power. md mn at very dlterfit
view IN relation Ia it internal aiitif, ha'e snr
eecdrd. Smc" Ill change, iheft has been u"
proWunn~ opportunity 10 resume anl pres on
negotiations tor tn adjustment 81 srI'"uS g'"7
tons "t d.iicuity between the spanish COVER"
neni mud til" United States. h'fe = reason u"
d ll'.e tiht oar minister VIII iid III" present
government more faF"rhhi1 inclined iian The Pre-
ecdnE tocnmply with our lu-i demands, hhd I"
make suitable arrangements Tor restoring har
mony, aud pre- serving peace between In" tw"
cnnnirlr-.
Negotiations are pending with Denmark 10 Dis
continue 'hr practice OF le'ynE toll, GA our YES
sis ana lh'lr chiEaea passing thf'ugh we SOUND
do MOI doubt thai we can einn exemption ih'rr
rom rs Il ihai'ti ~ gut II - aa''''t" IN az
MINDS mn 'h!7 rAt''''h i '"''' l'"'''u' ~ ~
tie general principles 81 IN Ia" 81 h'''"n-' p''
only ny sP'oHl o"'''h'l"h' "h"h i".'I' 81 INV
e"mlh'feai nations nave ealtr" mo wiz" 10y
marx Inc uiih hrIl'h 81 our ''a'F 81 80"
WIN prl'no'N' provides mai 'n'fe Ah"" n'' ne
lhld on TN vessels ~ me hl''1 9t'''' "h' '''r
chlE"'7 "h'li passing through lht : 'Nn'' i'Sh''
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-06
DAILY t;kGINIAN.

PM PRESIDENTS MESSAGE received by
the M If last evening, and n apology IL ne
orssary. presume, for giving it entire TO the
exclusion # ether matter in thi, issue of our pa
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-06-29
Corn for Fodder-HoW to Sow and
how 10 Harvest it..

We have labored for some wears past 20
;nl,co farmers not only 70 sow corn for
roddsr hnt TO do it rici,. We observe re.
.oa,od recon,mand,,ions in the agricultural
- ie"... - cow 6rooJcog We have rcpeat.
pIP., pIi,. e.. sovo~, ra,rs noiut.d ONT the great
:rSn;a',r eutSy 'o or h,o,d,st sowino 70 nlantino
.'''.'.Ji L.nr. ,.I;.h = s;mnIv ,his. Sowiur in
:" a,,S' j." Jr,us roor;yo only ,hout one.
l,t u'.om 40 ~ tLirds or ,. ,r,oun of seed nee
.I,',' id fnr bro.dcast % sow;rg = consideration
" aoo,o ;,,,nortanco ,bsn i i remembered
ol so.,'e l, ''p' tm" ;" o. G"a husbnIs NOR ,crs.
'n1' aoir"d "s is"i' far , tho " ,,nr m mods Drills bv
nLe :e?"'.e. .no ~, .nl,;.a, ~. % I"orn tbo a'onnd
'H''''''" IL. ana ,,,;, ,ro.,lr aJIs 70
C'el" "''u '"c''D"' ''"N .i' - aa.;o,
,"e gov" u 'a' =; !'Lp ii Lug s" ] "n ,li"d n,nro
harves'''s' anu y'elo aD'D' o"c.''i''o u "'o''
fodder per acre 80, :, 49,. ::
he greatest u'inGu'ry "''n ,"'s ''U, ,pq %
curing Is properly Delote S'"cH"'s ,.i. "s ~
leaves may become PeF'ecuy oFy ""'Ie d
large quantity ol wafer remains "a 'ne s'"'Ns'
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-06-29


DISTANCE APART TO Plant TREES
The Agriculturist says:-" After long
course of observation and experience on
this subject, we have fully made up our
minds to the conclusion that in any part OF
tue United States and the Canadas, the fol-
lowing distances are the least at which trees
should be required to stand:
Apples, SO feet, or two rods-4O feet is
none too FAR.
Pears, on their own stocks, "a to so feet.
Pears, on ounce stock, 10 II feet.
Ounces, peaches, nectarlnes, aprcots and
pums l6 to 20 feet.
English cherries, 20 2l to feet.
kentish, or common red, or pie cherry,
lG to 20 feet"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-06-29
lOit nnO Gnnor,
SONG TO KATE.

SONG TO KATE.
My eyes how love you,
You sweet little dove you
There's no one above You,
Most beautiful Kitty;
So glossy your hair is
Like Il syIphs or u iairy's,
And your neck declare is
Exquj:itcly pretty
Quite Grccian your nose is,
And your checks arc like roses
So dclciOus-O, Moses.
Surprisingly sweet!
Not the beauty Of tulips,
Nor c;rn the t;lst: Of mint jul'ps,
Can compare with Your two lips!
Mos, beautiful Kate.
Not the black eye Of Juno,
Nor Minerals Of blue, lo,
Nor Venus'S, YOU know,
Can equal Your own!
All. how my heart praaccs,
AMI froics and dances,
When its radiant glunecs,
Upon HE are thrown.
And now, dearest Kitty,
It's not very pretty
Indeed It's a pity,
To keep me in sorrow.
So, If you'll bat chine in,
Well have done with cur rhyniin',
Swap CUPID Tor llynen,
And b. ururiel, Tomorrow.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-06-29

F1RE.PRooF CEMENr.-Make a pail(ul
Of whitewash in the usual manner; add two
pounds of brown sugar, three pounds Of fine
salt, and one pouud OF alum. Mix thcm
thoroughly. This cement may he used on
fences, the roofs of houses, around firc-places,
&C., as a protection against fire.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-06-29
August a Fl o t e !,
AUGUSTA, GA.
w. h. STARR. I1rODrictor.

g9 THIS HOTEL is now open for the
fssIEA reception of Travellers, and it will be
,1s; j;ss the aim Of the Proprietor to give salts
esSsGaSs-zS faction to all who may favor him with
their patronage. II is ccntricaly situated on Broad
Street. aud convenient 10 the different Rail Roaf
Dcpnts Passengers by the Georgia Rail Road
will be furnished with breakfast before they leave :;
those bv the South Carolina lsa Road, with dinner,
and thoScby the day train onthc Wayncsboro Road
with supper.
The FURNITURE, BEDDING, &c, in this
Hotel is all new and il will be the cndcavor Of the
Proprietor TO render all who may patronize him,
comfortable during their stay.
Anmllsin Mar u I'm II
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-06-29
New, Beautiful and Cheap !!
rE1ENE SUBSCRIBE is now receiving
L Il LARGE and SPLENDID STOCk Of

nI,.I Ipfr
hA1' 80, .nT rNn,D ~ s,,r~c1. roc ~
4 LARGE and SPLEADlD SlOCk OF
IDSSlR ABLE, DRY GOODSo
r-...,1r 49, c1,;a1. .v,i Sumwor ,rr,Jo e
'2u'''''s w. = ,o sl.nn If ,hS s,n.L
i.',"s. ,'i,.a",, H., - Al
|" Lem ,',I " ,.s,,ro nv, fr;ords
'''''"'"' ~ ,,.;!, . ,''a o. nri, cnnnu-
''i' ever. :,'a' ".' " Hc '' I ,.,;,.s ,uJ III I
''''.L " o,os, ~, ,,.,,,,;r,,,n lrf,rc
~ II,.r Amnn,, Ills Stnr, may be
l'mnJ rnmnctc assortment Of Dress Goods,
,mI,r,cnr-
e'''"'"' c,.,
MI i c,'.ra, IN c,: m e.
BlREi;ES Of every cnlur and quality:
Plaid and Fia'd Tissue SILK. very rich;
ace Striped ORCANDll:S of unequalcd styles !;
Rich Conrcd SlI.KS, very cheap;
l;i.tur, and Plain SILKS If all qualities;
N,usnnk and Niuli AiUSLlNS;
Whit. Fed Carlrton do a new article;
and Cold do do
Striped Swiss DO very pretty;
Dotted = do ="
GiNGlIANlS. new Patterns.
ErSt Stock n!PItlN'TS ever offered in the Market,
MOURNING; GOODS Of every description:
Whit and Cord Grcna,liuc MANTlLLAS, new
stvI for Summer:
Whit, and Cnlnrcd Gllcic SILK, suitable for
Spring ami SUMMER:
ace and Muslin UNDEltS-EEN lIS from "
.,. ,n n An, ,o .
Mn, lin and Lace COLLARS. latest fashions:
{. CuENlSETTS, new style and
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-06-29

CURE FOR ScRATcuEs.-Rub the part
affected with cob-lhen take the above
mixture, and rub on thoroughly with Il cob.
Apply once day, and cure will be speedi-
ly affected If you drive in the mud wash
we'll with soapsuds Lefore applying the
above. Feed occasionally one table spoon
ful of sulphur
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-06-29

A WAC passing house observed on the
door the separate names of physician and
surgeon, and facetiously remarked, that the
circumstance put him in mind Of a double
barrelled gun-lor if one missed the other
was sure to kill
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-06-29

A MODERN RENDERING.-"R Root little
np or die" is now rendered, penetrate
terra firma with thy elastic probosis, thou
dimiuuive quadrupcd Of the swinish genus,
or demonstrate thy mortality
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-06-29

CL1Hc1IISG TIE Roots.-Brandy applI-
cations are recommended by western paper
for badness, externally until the hair is "'ll
started and afterwards taken in generous
quantities, internally, 10 clinch The roots.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-06-29
Notice..

NT2AYED or Stolen from the Subscriber on
= January last. n COW and CALF. The Cow
WAS u red *Icc!r,l Cow without horns; III" Gait
WIS Il fine rcd hci:rr. Said Cow was bought from
i. H. Smith originally the property of John Cole
man. and was in his mark. liberal reward VIII
49,, 5. +. BOWERS.
IInmhllrt May 80, II 2O
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-06-29

CURE FOR MANAcE.-rale Lard and
sulphur-mix together, and put in lamp oil
sufficiently to make 1t pliab'", more or less,
according to the warmth of the day Rub
the part affected with cob, till you take
off the scurf. then rub on the above with
the hands. In two days go over them again,
and as often afcras you see signs oil disease
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-06-29

A uoosGER having taken looking g-s lass
home in his trunk, one of his hopeful offspring
was curious ta see the contents OF the mys.
terious box. The mirror was on top, when
the youngstcr opened it, gave one brief look,
dropped the lid, aud with terror depicted on
every feature, cried out, 80, mother, mother.
father has brought home a cub / seed him
ia Young bear
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-06-29
n NOfHcc I!

A IL Persons anywisc indebted 10 the Estate Of
N John Wise, decd, are hereby requested TO
make immediate settlement. and those having de-
man,ls AGAINST said Estate will please render in their
accounts forthwith, properly aiiGsicd according to
law. SIDNEY w lSb, E,,ors
B. H. MILLER.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-06-29
Interesting Poem,

nR. A. G. TEAGUE has for sale. on commits.
Il y sion. Miss .]uIn A. IIExr's Poems. entitled
"SMII.ES AND TEARS" This chastc little
work merits and should obtain ir the uniHriunn'@
Aulr"rcss y liberal patronage from synipaih SIM!
and charitable people.
niu; l9 Is
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-06-29

Only SlxrEEy.-The census takers found
great difficulty in ascertaning the ages ol
the gils, Il large majority of them being on
ly sixteen. In one family i'll nelShborlng
c ,untv, there were found twelve girls between
sixteen and eighteen years of aye.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-06-29
ROGERS LIVEEWcRT & TAR.


INFLUENZA, ASTHMA. .RRoN cHlTIs. SPIT
TING OF BLOOD. AND ALL OTHER
LUNG COMPLAINTS TEND
ING TO 2fHG GoNsUMP-
THIS preparation is getting into 'iSe all over o''r
L Country The numerous letters we receive from
our various agents informing us OF cures rlrr!c' 10
their immediate neiehh"r''"mS warrant us III saying
il is one Of The best if not the rrry b"St Cough Mcdi-
cine now before the pubic. n Gim"N 'HrdriGhIY re-
Hrrcs ami not unfrcgncny cures he rcry m"rA ra$rS
When all other t"r.h preparations laNr failed, lhlS
has relieved the patient. Druggist, dealers III Mcti-
cincs and PHYSICIANS can testify Ask the Agent III
your nearest town. what has been his experience ot
ihe effects of this mdicne. II hc las bccii selling IL
for any length Of time hr will tell you
TITS TIE BEST MEIClNE EXTANT
Below we give few extracts from letters we have
received lately regarding ihr virtues Of S mc'r'Hc
DR.. : = O$n of Knoxville. Ga. >ny>:-i hare
been using your LircrwOH GaH Tar rrrN "rf"%,rcyn m
mn prGfrr for Mrtr past. and. Is T'h 'GSHrc
state my brijcfin Ir> SUPERIORITY OVER ALI OTHER
ARTICLES mhh uhich an acquainted, for uhtch 1t Is
rC.0mmc"dcd
Ars>r> Fr,zg"ralh& Brnncrs, wiring rom Wnynrs-
yiIl- ~ G. say, -" THE LirrrwoH anil Tar is be-
coming Gn,!y morc JopHIar IN THIS CoU"fry. AND e
| THINK JUSTLY so. An who hare frrd " $i'e"E al
communicable terms Of il. "m say IL is r"ry bncf'iGt
in GH,rmiing the complaints for uhi'h ii is recon-.
mrnd,d.''
Our Agent in Pickrns District. S. c. Mr.. S. r. Nc
FALL assures us that he WSfS II Th great hn,W III
his own family and recommends il 10 his nri.hh"rs.
tie gives an nSIanrr "f Negro woman. III his NIcIni.
w. WIN had been smilrn: with disease al the Lungs
for years attended with severe cough, who WAS re'
| liryrtl hy the Lvrrwori anl Tar.
Su, are the good reports We hear oi this Medicine
from all parts uf l.r South. Fer rrpmi ol lIe sur
pr.iug cures il has performed in The Western and
! Northern and Eastern States, We w"nld HNlir the
suffering patient IN read The pamphlet which nrr'm.
ranic> cacl. bottle. To all we say. hare hope, hare
. hoPr
BE WARNED IN SEASONH!
And neglect moi thai cough which is 'lal!y weakening
vuur constitutions irllnling yurr throat ana lungs,
au,l inviting an that dread Gi>ea.r. Consumption.
when 50 suuifing and Healing remedy can I've "h'
,airr.d as DR.. Euscr< Syrup nr Iivrrw"ri ami Tar.
BEWARE OF NTERfElTS AND BASE M
TTATlONS!
The genuine arc!, is signed ANDREW ROGERS on
| the engraved Wrapper arnnr! carh h"ir
Price 81 per hn:llr. nr Fix h"l;lrs Tor 81 So'u
whuLrsaI, ant! retail hy SCONAI. n MEAD.
III Charrrs ST. h.f. Cnnr and ST. i.nni>. y. u
SOLE AGENTS FOR THE SOUTHERN STATES. 10
whom nil orders and applications i"r As"lrl's must
br addressed ~ ~.
re-" SnlL by G. 7. PENN. Edcrfc'l c. IT,: WAEDlA"
4 DENDY. Ablryic c. H.. PRATT 4 JONES. Nc"b"r'
,v G. H.: A. j. CREIGHTON. lTamburg: lIANll.ANp
RSLEY Il CO.. Augusta, Ga and by one Agent in every
Town in llr South.
Mr..
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Georgia Marble Works,

J. G.. RANKIN. W. VI. IlI'RLOCk. G. !. SuAlMEl
SrccRSsaHs TO \. ATKINSON " Co.
rgTt,is E-g:sb.isRllnci,i has been in success
rul operation tr Il number ii years. lhr
QnlrricS are well "I~ncd. and the Marble is SUPERB
or In any in til" tritrd States.
We Ir4vc $" perfected our 'rc's for getting out
and finishing work that can furnish
Mcuaumenis, TCmbs, Head Stones,
And every thing in our line %! business. in better
style, and II, cheaper rates tEan amy yard in the
cunmlry.
When It is considered that we saw our own mar
hlr pay no i,bhcr's profit, and no high freight from
the North il will be seen that we possess mdferidI
advantage over all competitors.
We ,yrl:alIy s"lic our friends and the public to
rxamn,n,ur work and compare our prices with
those of other yards, before ordering Northern
Marble We have on hand ut our yard in AiarI-
eta. large assortment Of FINISHED WORM
Monuments. Tablets. Tomhs, &c.-whcrc our agent
Mr.. e.. ". Summers, will sell nj our prices Our
principal work is done at the Mills. Address
j. G. RANKIN II co.
Marble Works p. o.. Ga.
Inn II "
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Az eminent artist-American Of course
lately painted snow.storm so naturally
that he caught bad cold by sitting near it
with his coat off
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EdgefeId g. Cheatham Plank R.
Not ice.

A IL, Persons INDEBTED to tho Estate Of NJ. F.
~ Iinlinnsworlh. decd. up 10 the time Of his
death are requested to make immediate payment,
and those having demands against said Estate will
present them properly attcsted.
D. f. ilOLLlNGSWORTH, Adm'or.
Mar % # IL