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The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1854-04-22
MCKEE, 81 HARRISON.
DEALERS IN
GROCERIES and
rnNntnN x,n.rr ~
coNNoN stRfEt tVArA, rtNAs

AN| y have noe GA hand aud arc constantly NJ.
crtvinR the following articles.
liout, sugar. Coffee, SalL BacotA rork. Iarl
NoltS'es VISA, pt'cil Apples ans Peaches SAlcra.
tue Uatdlcs, Sosp S0nh. Stone and Wootea
Ware, foisicru, Cgst& Brands and Preserved
fre,.S iickics, CspNe& Whi4key gegiihcl. Eyc
sad holtispp, sHd eli kialii cf lirAndto. ssl Vince,
together stih many other srtctr. u4aslly Kept IN =
svl assorted Uteccyy aud rtoiuoe Store, sg q,
which va he sold cheap tW cash. oriers ptompt.
~ bilsd d~eC3t-Nnsly
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MECHANICS, INVENTORS AND
MANUFACTURERS.
$3.50 In Splendid Prizes $3.50
$3.50

W oLU NE n of the SCIENTIFIC AMERICAS com.
menccs on tho l7th Of September. IL IN
chiefly devoted to the advancement OF the interest,
of Mechanics, Inventon, Manufacturers, and ~.
mcrs, by tho diffusion Of useful knowledge 81
these important branches. II Is edited b1xAss.s
practically skilled In the arts and sciences. .
widely regarded ~ n sound and able iourilal.--
Nearly all the Hoiuabb Patcnis which issue week.
ly from the PATENT orricr are frustrated ,oih En-.
grnniHgs, and The Claims of all the Patents ARE
published in it's columns thus making the paper a
perfect Scientific and Mschdnicdi EtcyooDoiia for
future IA well as present reference. The Scion
tfc american Is very extensively circulatcd-its
circulation in the lpt volume exceeding 5000
copies per week. II IL IN fern for binding; each
volume contains Sereroi Hn,drrl Enrapiags and
over -Four hundred Pages Of Reading Matter, with
nm Index. The practical receipts alone are worth
TO any family much moro than the subscription
price.
Tho publishers Offer the following valuable rr;.
yes for the largest list Of subscribers sent in by fret
January neSt:-onc hundred dollars will be given
Tor tho largest list; scvcuty.tvo dollars for the
second fifty dollars for the third ~forty.tyc dollar,
for tho fourth forty dollars for tho fifth thirty.
five for the sixth; thirty dollars for the seventh;
twenty-five dollars tor the eighth twenty dollars
for the ninth: fifteen dollars for tenth ten dol.
lhrs for the eleventh: aud FIVE dollars for th,.
twelfth. Tho cash will he paid to the order Of tho
successful competitor, Immediately AFTER January
first, 1855.
TrnNs:-Onc copy ono year, two dollars ono
copy six months, one dollar; five copies six month.
four dollars ten copies 8 months, iileen dollars;
fifteen copies twelve months, twenty-five; twenty
copies twelve months, twenty eight In advance.
Southern and Western money taken Tor sub.crip.
tons.
Letters should be directed, postpaid, to Muss
Il Co, l2s Fulton-strcct, y. Y.
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Nou sd pfcgtel 10 lhs annexed lcttsr Cor hetst
" An(hrrfy CIVIL. htzeiis 90, Ihrss. ,i4se a..
1891 IA l. ; Covggueg. New Iusktgar Sf
Twelve moniht sgo ts,ugb, . hAitslclAt box af
yosr Fan Extractor. aad a pssshbOr ct mluc, Judge
MS Mcnciec, M t6is county, hsl a nesfo soas.u
thG was hslfat ou her icoA, i~aagteva sears age, lhai
every month wNuhi tscNk out Ani p,n. - that she
vas IA cstee cripple. lie sent o. ,ue fcs n, ls,s
oi @lta - hlH4 have i13 he apgite; M. sal Ia
hts RaSc 6 petts@ tsfe 50 that she i now abaul
aUa,t aUt es1. sH3 ltc jwige SAYS be- all tlaav4
kctp the sJtg ca sAei I have iHai the saiyc hi
HO isna@s. ami bBl Il s4sI sanid so, ho w,,h,
un, Il 90 an lstge iH tbe pnf}d have ieea ;hf
cass' - tcssfsl d Hy nefasssts tgng e sad
~ Cwt htoe tired q Wc we'd sztsaai ath IL sal
sAy 1855 uaa nbt D. oltaa4t A nsieAtsr "a
miaN h, d. nsue ~ l. itUeastpl Gsa ilsar
5eplst. Eastern fe4a< Er.s ie1 &c ss.,.s 81
sai | ana vth satisfied ulh To-
io-ly WN y CRlSNEit.
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HAMILTON HulNE RroapWAU, Ne yess
"A tosssNps ssJw siBtsf ~sHs VAN YLEgf.
iarugf,y - ~ RseclsS ssre~t has ukUs the assa,e
Mgs hesc as Secl i - ~Hh GaS ugoson Wa.
iSh, HsiNA Gee, sp3 Iafsai'~~ tlgoazh@s'. ree
4"as tNts Nss Yea sl hni uA plessantst
hoass in ~ a4S nuFtes ths -frssles ~ a ~.
~ sHh % Qtist II 4 ~baAri.nr h,-sse. eksess.
F'f g. = n fa esa q % .to-.is
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Notice.

NHE undersigned has the pleasure to inform
Il his friends and the public that he has re.
moved from his old stand on Public Square, to his
own premises near Capt. Matthew'S old corner, st.
James st. He has n large stock of assorted
Goods on hand which he will sell for a small profit.
Please give him n call and satisfy yourselves of the
quality and cheapncss. He will continue business
~ heretofore. j. GUlCIIARD.
Gonzales, March 4, ls54-iptf
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DEWITT'S FERRY.

THlS Ferry is situated South OF and adjoin-
= ing the town of Gonzales, about n hall
mile from the Court House, where there il an ex.
ccilent NEW BOAT
calculated 10 cross Wagons Of the Target size and
stock of all kinds, and on the direct road leading
to all the following places from Gonzales up and
down the West side of the Guadalupe River, viz
San Antonio, Helena, Yorktown. Clinton. in De.
wit county, and to the Cibolo, Santa Clara, Colet.
to and TO all parts of tho Saniics.
The distance to Victoria, by crossing at this fer,
ry, and going down the west side of the G,inla.
lupc to Bennett's ferry and rccrossing, is short.
cncd eight miles.
Persons going to any Of said places can get the
necessary directions at the Ferry.
Corn for sale at the Ferry.
Nov 20. G.. C. DEWITT
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W. s,sclin.nn 4 snn.
Carriages Repaired.
5000

TtiE l~ascstTtet rtuti Aaasvsss ~ ths ielals
usts asks rststs osapttY. ~taatts,e,
ae pss 50 FAINT, itN6 snd RErliR ii
k"ets " tAhkfAoiA Is dc taeut sogkKAa -
SOD - tter fap. Mao s1wel ng7ossis a.,
Nat4 gNe lbs aaer. d aR rsses. 10 essom.
Iaey he SOIL RAMSEY 4 HISsgG
Nee@s i-s -. 1855 -
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Livery Stable.
a. WIr;sE,
G. t \ = VI + IL

AAoUlp rcspcciNtls inftm the citizens OF
'ontits ami ad0'saee c0nHe$ that h.
!, nov ptepAreite cSv,nse ia . ueat tHd vo, sm,p.
Ike nsanncg, all wotk IL IDS ane of ba4scs.
Guns tvs'eekvd Aui tsalri IL shooi clos, and
s,toas, Tint gene altered to pcrssssaH an iAc me.i
Impressed principle laieat tseerhes sai Sale,y
Gasrsis httcl 80 Eas IT any make Eyer, ae~dp.
,,on ~ Gaes aud listol' made ,ni repaired go thc
,%iortest notice, Shop '1tuslase;y IL thc seAF Of
iiypass JesslS S,nr
tr-ekAe, uctoipr u.s.. Isssatf
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Later from Greytown.

New YORK, August 7.-Great excitement
existed in Jamaica relative to the destruction
of Greytown, and 1t was reported that several
English ships had started in pursuit OF the
Cyane. ~
The Kingston Journal says Capt. HoIlms
was drunk when he did the deed. 1t also says
that the House of the British Consul was first
destroyed. The papers all pronounce it a
most cowardy act, and called on the British
government to despatch fleet to the North
and lombard New York or Boston. The Eng
ish must vindicate themselves. Public meet
ngs have been held for the relief of the SUI
ferers. The English flag was raised ae Grey
town.
Late accounts from Barbados By the Star
of the West state that the cholera was abatIng;
aggregate mortality reached $4,000 deaths.
Capt Tinklepaug Oh, of the steamship Star of
the West, which arrived to-day at this port
from Grey town, denies that it was blockaded
by the British, although their flag was floating
over it in order to protect the property OF the
Transit Company, from the fury OF the inhab''
tantS.
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VALUABLE AND
DESIRABLE LANDS FOR SALE.

TTuE subscriber offers for sale that valuable Tract
i Of Land on Big Lycles Creek, formerly owned
by Lovck Young, deceased. lying in Kersllaw and
Chesterfield Districts containing between seven and
eight thousand acres.
The improvements consist of the settlement upon
the deceased resided at the time Of his DEATH consist
ing of a Dwelling House, Gin House, Screw and all
necessary oubuildings, all i'll good repair. Also ano-
tier settlement, with comfortable Dwelling House
and necessary ou,budngs There is also the prem
iscs and convenient to both settlements, tirstrate
Grst Mill, on never.failing stream.
This is conceded to be the most valuable and desira-
BILE land on Lynchcs Creek, and its productivcness IS
known to be unsurpassed by any other in the country
further description is unnecessary-purchasers are
invited to call and examine for themselves The land
will be sold in body or divided tosut purchasers and
the terms made liberal j. u. 1OUNG.
Aug Is, 1854. 80
Sumter Banner, and Watchman, and Darlington
Flag will copy to the amount Of ten dollars and send
bills to this Office
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GREAT SOUTHERN REMEDY.
JACOBS CORDIAL.
FOR ALE EsOSYEL DISEASES,
CHOLERA.
DYSENTERY,
DIARRHGA,
CHOLERA MORBUS,
BILIOUS CIIOLIC.
CHOLERA INFANTUM

DIARRHGA, CHOLERA 1NFANTUM
ALSO, admirably adapted to many diseases of Females,
most especially TO painful menstruaton.
The Trtus Of jacobs Cordial are too ceH knoacn to re-
Quirs Encomipms.
lst. 1t cures the worst cases of Darrhoca. I'd. 1t
cures the worst forms of Dysentery. Sd. 1t cures
California or Mexican DiarrhGa. 4th 1t relieves the
severcst Cclic. 5th. 1t cures Cholera Morbus 9th,
1t cures Cholera Inlantum. Th. 1t cures Painful
Mcnstruaon. Sth. 1t relieves Pain in Back and
Loins 9th 1t cnunteracts Nervousness and De-
sponIcn,y 10th. 1t restores Irregularities. llth.
II dispab gloomy and hyst ricai Feelings. 18th. It's
an admirable Tonic.
A few Aort Extracts from Letters Testimonials. de-
81 have used jacobs Cordial in my family and
have found it most efficient and in my Judgment,
valuable remedy Hon. HIRAM ARSER
Judge Of Supreme Court, Ga.
"It gives me pleasure in being able to recommend
Jacobs Co!diNl-nIy own personal experience, and
the experience Of my ncighL""s aud friends around
NO. is sufficient guarantee for me to believe 1t to be
all that it purlorts to be, viz SOVEREIGN REMEDY
WV. II. UNDERWOOD
Formerly Judge of Supreme Court, Cherokee c.
al take great pleasure in recommending this in
valuable medicine to all afflicted with bowel diseases,
for which lclieve it to be sovereign remsdy-de
cdedy superior to any thing else tried by me-
A. A. GArLDSa, Deputy g. NJ, of
the Grand Lodge Of Georgia.
81 have used Jacobs Cordial in my family, and
this, with all | hear about it rs remedy by those
who have tried it. induces to believe that it stands
at the head of every preparation of the kind and
would recommend IFS in the disease for which 1t
compounded" MILES 4. D"nDiN5, Cashier oI
the Bank Of the State of Georgia, Griffin.
elf there is is any credibIity i'll human testimony.
Jacobs Cordial must stand prc-emincrt above all
other preparations for the Of Bowel Diseases -
From the mass of testimony in its favor from coming
in from all quarters it must be very far in advance,
as curative agent Of most if lot all other patent
preparations" A. FLEMING, Cashier Marine d
Fire Insurance Bank, Griffin.
"This efficient remedy is travelling into celebrity
as fast as Bonaparte pushed his columns into Russia,
and gaining commentator wherever used"
Georgia Je0srsonian Nay 18Th, 1853.
For sale by T. J. WoRKMAs& d Co., Camden J. F.
KENNEDY & Co., Ridgeway; T. A. DARaAN, Darling
ton; " T. DAReAN Co., Sumterville; +. II. Mo
GREGoR, Columbia.
PRINCIPAL DEPoTs.
HAv1LAxD, HAEEAL RIsLY. New York.
HAvrLAND, HARRAL d. Co., Charleston
]. WRIGHT l. Co., New Orleans.
VIM W. BLISS & CO.. Propretors,
SAvASNAH, GA.
Aug is, SO ly.
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}EADlg8yy Spn2gGg,
Madison County, Geo.

TgNHANkFUL for the liberal patronage EXTENDED 70
i nv Spring. and feeling my entireincapacity Tor
their management, ! have arranged with AskoN
GAGE Esq, of Mobile. Alabama, the popular most oi
the "EUThW HOUSE" to take an interest IN them.
The Hotel will be under bis management during
the approaching .enson. Mr. Gaee's high reputation
as n iiot.I Keeper connected with the fact that he
intends making Georgia his future home, is sure
guarantee that nothing will he wanting under his
management to Civ" entire satisfaction.
The reputation ut this Watering Place for health
saluLrty of climate, variety and efficacy OF its waters
the comfort and beauty of its improvements win nne
rides, agreeable walks and distant mountain views,
make it popular resort during the summer MONTHS
end always insrrcs for 1t the finest society.
The Hotel will he kept in the best style. and with
the aid the fine market which the country contigu.
ous furnishes the table will be second to none IN the
country. Ample arrangements exist for the accom-
mediation OF families.
The fine German Band from Charleston, whose Mu.
sic was so much admired last season, are engaged
again. One member of the Band will give lessons IN
Dancing, and another in Music.
The Springs are twenty-five miles from Athens,
Grorga, where two linz Of Stages are always in read
mess to convey passengers. Persons leaving Angus
to Atlanta by the morning train can sleep at the
Springs.
Rates of Board will be the season Of four monthsi
800 per month three months, S25 per month; under
three months, $50 per month; per day. Sl.6O. Chill.
dren and servants hafprice. Applications for Board
can be made TO the undersigned, per mail, at the
Springs or to Mr. Aaron Gage, Mobile, Ala.
j. d. WATKINS.
Madison Syringe, Geo. March, 1854. 1o-f
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Lands for Sale.

NV Z offer for Sale the Plantation on Which Jas. Ill
w Ter resided at the time Of his death. lying on
Lynches Greek, 90 miles east Of Camden, i'll Kersnw
and Darlington Districts, containing 1000 acres more
less, with toerable buldings-200 acres cleared
Also, ~ acres Bottom Land in cultivation. We will
receive bids for said Land until lst of December next
not sold by that time it will be sold on the goth De-
cembcr, 1854, at public sale
Als;, three otLor tracts of Land ono lying in the
fork Of Lynches Creeks containing six hundred acres
more or less-onc in Chesterfield District, containing
400 acres and one o. Black River in kershaw District,
containing $50 acres, more or less.
All the above named Lands will be sold at the late
residence of Jas Tcr decl; any further information
wanting call on the subscribers.
i. Z. TILLER, Agents.
]. L. KING,
August II, 1854. S3 td
~" The Sumter Banner and Darlington Flag will
please copy till lst October and forward bills to this
Office.
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Notice.

'FHE Subscriber takes this method of making it
i known to the public that he is now at work on,
and will have in operation by another year. his Mill
for manufacturing Flour. having procured palr Of
French Burrs made order by the celebrated makers
McMahon Starr, Baltimore. His Mill will be fixed
with Elevators Hopper Boys, &C., for cooling off the
Flour In short the Flour will be carried through all
the processes of well regulated Merchant Mill, and
with his experience in milling, lie has no hesitation in
saving that he will be able to manufacture as good
Flour as any Mill III the State Then is on splen
did stream that has never iled IA miles below Cam
dcn-one mile from the main road He will also be
provided with stables for the accommodation OF those
coming from distance and the Planter shall have no
excuse in future for not raising Wheat for tho want OF
a good Mill. He expects also to have Rice Mill in
operation WM. NJ. SANDEho.
July 2Sth. 81 st
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Oramscbuaa f'"ln 81. culinary.

Oramscbuas f'"Iia 81. culinary.
Prncipal-Rev I. S. K LEGARE.
Assstants-Mr. F. J. HAIR,
" Nr. L. B. GAY,
- Miss II. A. HAIR,
" Miss A. B. FEM.
Mr. and Miss Hahr will instruct in Music, french,
Dancing. Painting &c.
TIME Scholastic year consists of two sessions Of ilVe
l. months cacll The longest vacation includes the
month Of July and part of August the short one the
latter part of December All charges against pupils
will bo made from the time Of commencing.
The first session for 1854 will commence on ednes-
day, llth January next, and will close on the 1lth
June uron which the second session will immediately
begin.
TERXs-Board, Washing Fuel. Lights &c, and
Tuition in all its branches except in Music, French,
Drawing and Painting, $l0O for each session OF i've
months, in advance.
Music aud French when studied, each SIS per quar-
ter. Drawing and Painting SS per quarter.
~" The exercises will commence on the l7th day
of August
For further information, apply to the Principal at
Oranpcburp 29-tf
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CAMDEN EOTEL

Is noaO open for the accommodation Of tie TraO'
cling Public.
TT is an excellent and commodious building, new and
Il we'll fitted up and lately put ina state o!complete
repair The Rooms are large. open and aisy fine lam.
ily parors well furnished The Table will be supplied
with every thing Which an excellent country market
will Afford and attended by the best servants
The Bar will be SUPPLIED with tile choicest Wines
and Liquors.
THE STABLES
Are well fitted up attended by careful and expe rn
ed Ostlcrs and well supplied with l'rovender.
ALSO
Lots prepared for the accommodation OF Droves Win
excellent water conveniences.
There will at all times be an Omnibusin attendance
to convey passengers to and from the Depot
W. N. WATSON.
Camden. May 80, 1854. ~
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I'm EdUHTY.-9acrssiayy.

James B. Curcton and Mary, his wife, vs.. B. Boykin
McCaa and Elizabeth his wife. ct a-e'itiOn to con-
firm. sale Of negroes and to make Substitution
tt appearing to my satisfaction that B. Boykin Nc
L Caa and Elizabeth McCaa two Of the defendants to
the above Petition absent from and reside without
the limits OF this State it IS ordered on motion OF Shan
no Sor for Petitioners that they do plead, answer or
deur to tie above Petition within three months from
the publication OF this order in default whereof or
der pro coulcsso will hc entered against them.
w. II. r. WORKMAN, G. i. X. D.
Commrs Office. July 3, 1854. (SI.50) 2S
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HEADQUARTERS.


TENHE following Regiments will parade for review
L and drill at such times and places as are herein
indicated:
The 39th Regiment of Infantry will parade at Do
minick's. on Tuesday. tic 25th Of July.
The 3Slh Regiment Of Infantry will parade at ia
lapa, on Thursday the 9th ofJuly.
The 10th Regiment of Cavalry will parade at Mar.
tins on Saturday the 29th CT July.
The 40th Regiment of Infantry will parade at Boyds
on Tuesday the lst of August.
The 4lst Regiment Ct Infantry will parade at Parks
ou Thursday, the I'd Of August.
The 45th Regiment of Infantry will parade at the
Burnt Factory on Saturday the 5th Of August.
The Both Regiment OF Infantry will parade at
Unionville, OH Tuesday, the Stl OF August
The 9th Regiment Of Cavalry will parade at Glenn
Springs, Oh Thursday, the 10th OF August.
The seth Regiment of Infantry will parade at Tim
mons, on Saturday, the 18th of August
The 37th Regiment Of Infantry will parade at Will
kins, on Tuesday, the 18th Of August.
The Bath Regiment Of Infantry will parade at York
villc on Thursday the 18th Of August.
The 10th Regiment Of Infantry will parade at Ebe'
nezervilIc, on Saturday, the 18th of August
The 2ist Regiment Of Infantry will parade at Lam.
caster, on Tuesday, the 22d Of August.
The 9th Regiment Of Infantry will parade at Rich
Hill. OIL Thursday, the oath Of August.
Tho 2Gh ;.egimcnt of Infantry will parade at Ches
tervilIe, OIL Saturday the 26th of August. g
Tie 9Th Regiment Of Cavalry will parade at Yonguos
on Tuesday, the 29h Of August.
The 24th Re.imcnt of Infantry will parade at Bells
on Thursday, tie 3lst Of August.
The 25th Regiment Of Infantry will parade at Wins
boro', on Saturday, the I'd ofSeptember.
The 10Th Regiment Of Infantry and the 5th Regi.
ment Of Cavalry will parade at or near Camden, on
Tuesday. the 9Th of September.
The Goth and 44th Regiments Of Infantry will pa.
radc at Sumterville, Thursday the 7th Of Sepem-
Der.
The officers and non.commissioned officers will as
semble on the day previous TO the reviews Of Their
several regiments for drill and instruction.
Volunteer Companies will be Thoroughly inspected,
and the books of Beat Companies will be examined.
Generals of Division and Brigade will, with their
Stalls attend the reviews Of their respective COM
mands.
Generals of Brigade charged with the extension
of this order
Alds-de,C Camp to the Comuander.in.Ch Chief are re-
quired to attend the reviews in their several Brgade
and those not residing in the Brgades to be reviewed
are invited to attend. q
BY order of the COMMANDMENTS Chief.
Il. G. N. DUNoVANT, -
Adjulsnt and Inspector General
June o. 26 ,trs
-
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The HEIGHT OF MEANNEss. The Knicker.
booker tells of a man who stole five dollar
bill out in Indiana. His counsel tried to prove
that the note was not worth FIVE dollars, it be.
ing at discount The prosecutor said he
knew the thief was the meanest man in the
State, but he did not think he was so; all l.fred
mean as not to be willing to steal Indiana mo.
neg at par.
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ANrIDorEs.--An exchange gives us the fol-.
lowing Lard or oil, is an antidote for the
poison of strychnine, nux vomiea, or any poi
sonous effects of wild cherry, or the peach
tree, fox glove or deadly night shade. The
tea of the common garden touchme.not root
is certain antidote for the bite of rattle
snake or any other snake-a poultice of the
same for the bite of a spider, or the sting Of
any insect.
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TO MUSIC TEACHERS
AND CHURCH CHoRs. ?

MUSIC Teachers, Church Choirs ana Amateurs
lHI generally, are hereby notified that new MU-
SIC BOOK of Choice and Standard Tunes entitled
The Se,uphina or Christian Library Of Church Aasic,
ia lust published in round and patent notes contains
ing 4s6 pages, at the low price of Sc Dozen Single
sample copies sent by mail prepaid rs cents or three
copies rS2.
ry part of the United States the Seraphna aud the
History of all the Religious Denominations containing
80 articles and % portruits.
$1,000 year can be made by active and pushing
men, by selling these works A very liberal percent.
age will be allowed to those who purchase for cash,
or will send US their notes at four months with good
endorscrs. Address
JOHN WINEBRENNER, Harrisburg Pa.
Augfl-4t. Spartaa6ug Eaprsss
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ExecUtOr's Sale.

WILL be sold at the late residence Of Mrs Nancy
w Tresdei, deceased on Tuesday the 29th inst,
at o'clock apart of the entailed property, left by
will of the late John Trucsde deceased to said Man.
cy Trucsde consisting of Household and kitchen fur
niturc. Terms-credit till January next with nUte
and approved security, with interest from date.
J. TRuESDEL' Exrs.
j.. HALLE. '''
August a, 1854. 80
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Teacher Wanted.

NTANTED, on the first of October next, in Cas
w sical and Mathematical Institute, in Columbia,
S. c., an ASSISTANT to take charge Of the English
Department. A gentleman from the South, who has
some experience in teaching, and who can proier
valid testimonials with regard to moral character and
literary attanments will be preferred Applicants
should apply beCore the first Of September next.
aup s-3t DR.. II. ". P. JUNIUS.