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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-12-15

THE WAY TO KEEP TnANKsGIvISa.-At
the town Of Hamilton, Butler county, a
union meeting Of the different churches, was
held on Thanksgiving day AT the close Of
the meeting, the Hon. John Woods arose,
and proposed TO the congregation that a
subscription be taken for the poor, and two
hundred and thirty dollars were obtained
on the spot.
HEAVY FAILURE j. w, Blodgett d. Co.,
OF Boston, dry goods dealers, failed on Mon
day last. Their liabilities amounting to
two millions of dollars.
Upwards Of one hundred thousand tons
of merchandise are now lying in canal boats,
frozen in between Albany and Syracuse.
1t is stated that two propositions have
been made to the Collins Company by Eu-
ropean Governments for the purchase Of
the steamers of that line. The price stated,
in one instance 100000 for each ship. is
so large that the Tribune surmises that the
whole story is untrue.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-12-15
Groceries at Wholesale,

N4 VIVA AS0 CIV wv A4VAO0Cb4V9
will sell my stock Of Groceries
At COST, including carriage expenses.
am anxious to close up this department Of my
business, and will made Il an object for Coun-
t.y Groc cry Keepers
To RepIeniSh their Stock,
From time TO time as they may want wish
to say to those living in town or country, that |
WM sell my stock rs per cent. less
than can be bought in town.
Green Tea, such as sells for 4s, for ~ cts.
Gun Powder Tea, &c., 4" 81 cts.
Black Tea, +" IS, II" 80 cts.
Molasses, 3s " 80 cts.
Sugar House Syrup. " IS, 50 cts.
i have Crackers of different kinds, Fruit Of
II kinds, Pepper, Spice, Ginger, Chewing and
moking Tobacco, all at COST in quantities.
Yankee Notions!
$1,000 WORTH,
TOYS and NOTIONS, which will sell to
dealers at little above COST. As the
Holidays are Coming on!
So just drop in and buy from S. to $40 worth,
and you cam help but make money out Of them.
They sell well. and just what "Santa Claus
wants for the "Young Folks"
| December !, l645. As
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Removed.
40 Acres Of Land for Sale.

- The northeast quar-. Of south east quar-.
OF section No. 81, BaIlville, situate on a good
road and only one mile from the Plank Road,
is well timbered and has improved lands ad-
joining It.
Terms, easy. A good span Of Horses. OF
neat stock, will bo accepted, aud the balance
on time, If desired.
Inquire at the subscribers Shoe Shop. in Ere.
mont, in the rooms recently occupied by g. w.
81 G. 8. Click A. TAYLOR.
Fremont, New. II, 1894. <S6
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Kessler & Coz,
Nd EsPECTFULLYs announce to the oi,insns
~ Of FREMONT, and vicinitys
That they have jos, opened Al the
Stand formerly oecvpisd BY 1fr. p. Ciossj
A NEW STOCK or % ss0
Groceries, Provisions.
AND FLOUR;
Which We offer at Wholesale or Retail at ths
LOWEST RATES, for CASH, aa
FRESH BAKED BREAE,
Rusk, Cakes, Pies, Crackes, &C.. evsrv day,
Families or Grocers supplied on liberal tsr,us.
and at short notice.
Amongst our Stock may be found null supply
Of every article called for in our line. snoh ss,
Green and Black T,s. Rio and Java Cof-
Zee ,Cfhrhe ID. .tiranulated, Pulverized, ,Cof- 81
lee aud New Orleans Sugars, Molssseps IL. B-
Golden Syrup, the best assortment
OF Tobacco in town. Soap, Rice.
Goldfish. Starch, Lemons, Raj. ssai ie
sons. Nuts. Herring Sperm s....., 49, "a
aud Stearine Candles, Bsk.
ing Powders Saiefatus,
G VA NN EW N me- @W y
Toilet Soaps, Soda. Cheese, Prunes, Figs, Esa
sence Of Coffee, Soda and common Crack 70
ers, ahd some Of the best brands Of
FLOUR CONSTANTLY ON lIANDt 4
Amongst our stock may be found a
General Assortment Of Yankee Notions.
such az Pocket Knives, PortMonies, SandSoapt
Shaving Boxes and Brushes, Perfumesy.
Hair Oils, Rubber Combs, and in fSct, p
every thing IN this line.
We would say to Closets old customers.
and as many new ones may favor Nc with
call. we intend to make it TO their interesi 10
Examine our Stock and Prices,
Before Purchasing Elsewhere.
Our facilities are equal to any OF the kind in
the country, and our stock has been lately bur-
chased at the most advantageous terms, and
thus we nre enabled to compete ith any like
establishment, We shall also be supplied with
Fresh Oysters, n
Ts cell BY the Can, or
A Served up in any Style.
Also, good assortment of TtH g
Pale, Dark, Peach and Cherry
Bran dies.
Also, Old Scotch. Irish and Monongaheia
HISKY,
London Porter, Scotch, Detroit and PiltsbufRh
Il LIE,
Gin, Rum and Common Whisky by the Barrel.
as low as any other place in the country.
We intend to sell as Low MS the LOWEST,
as CHEAP as ths CHEAPEST. Our motto
is and will be. "a nnble sixpeace Is better
than allow shilling" "small profits end qaies
returns. or REMEMBER THE PLACE.
Next door North of Haynes
Where we will always be glad to see ron wi,h
Your Pocket full Of Rocks,
And will take pleasure in showing you and sell-
ing you any thing in our line.
CASH WILL BE PAID,
For Potatoes, Apples, Peaches, Butieri Egess
Cheese, and other Country Products for Fans
lily use. Fremont, Oct. 9, 1S54.-=-s7
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NOTICE
To Delinquent St0ckth OlSfeFs.
Office Of the Farmers Union Milling Co.,
or Sandusky County, Ohio,
RollersviIle Dec, II. 1854

TNnE following Stockholders in the Primers
i Unicn Milling Company, Of Ssndusky
County, Ohio have been returned delinquent 70
the Treasurer Of said Company:
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-02-01
. ST. Johns School.

Er.Exv.T. F. DAVIS, d. D., ES-ohiciO Viz
i:or
anil luslruc,ur in Chris,ian Scic''ce and Icl!cs
Lettrcs.
WM. b. LEAEY, 4. NJ, Vice Rector aud lii
-,ructor in Auci-u, Languages and History.
y. ID. ROSA, Instructor in Mathematics a'Id
Natural Sci. nee: -
Rev. l.. A. WAGNER, Instructor in English
Dcpatm,cnt.
,r0HlIE Excrrjscs Of Ihia institution will be re-
i. sun,-G ON tic Cd day III FEBRUARY next
Boys are s;!mi,trd over the agc Of seven years
AVID rr~nsr,d i,r the Junior Glars in College; or
they may reeve thorough zcademic.l course,
either Clsssicaloc English.
There is but OIL. Session. divided into tr" terms
Of five a,~n,t,a each beginning on the I'd February
and enlus November 81.
Terms per Session.
Fur Ini,i-n and Board, including washing. fusl
lights, &C., s!2j, payable semi-annual!y in a@-
eaRcc.
Entrance Zee S25. for which bo ks and stationery
are furni,hr, ,hs Student so long N lie may c"n.
tinuc in the Institution.
Advanced Students dc-iring private rooms will
hs allowed ;hern lat tho DISC re IN Of the Rector
for an r1,rs charge Of $500, to rsy for fuel,
lights, &c.
For further information apply for "Prospec-
.tus" To the Rector, at Sparlamburg G. H., 5. Z.
|: Jan 1 Sin 81
EF The Charleston Mercury COP! tri-wcsk'y
and al the other papers in the State weekly, for
The Erctur.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-02-01
Edgeield Male Academy.

'lNIliS institution is oprn. fnr another year und-r
| IN. control of Mr. j. GREGG LElfNEE
our l:,t Years Teacher.
Tin. eyprricncc Of twelycmonth has fully 'atis'
fled ~ ,l,a, no more competent young gentleman
,u I,, f. upi in the State tsn the now at tho
head .f our Academy The br-, proof "f this is
IN. general satisfaction given hy him last year
backed by tl,. Sidunal fac, that Is 9e'""i. at the
termination "f It's first week for the 'er"ld year
nunb red i3 rupl..
The Trustees desire To as1ur. the Public that
their uniiSi effort, will be gi-ru {" the cause I"
their Srlm,l, and Il continued as, c'mPlc:e superrl'
sion will l.- exercised hy ,i,-u over i5' progress
Mr.. l.r,rxxx will in 4 .:r'rr time procure 4 hrsl
ra.r Assistant, and any number strt al t"ur scort
c:;;, ,l,rn h, well t.lrndcd Ia.
The, I;uii,:ur is in comfortable coudst"n, ha'lnS
three large t;r,.-plac,s Zone in each "' tie "rSr'
rmr,,<.l aud ring WI supplied with c'"'c'i'ri''
,a'lrs aud arm Chairs Of ,lr br.t tin'rh.
uncc mere wr appeal I" the people "i iSs~''r'
and the a'.j"niug Districts. for their ENCOURAGEMENT
q. o,,r earnest rnd,avors to cs;a,,ss!i first rate
prriara,ury School.
Terms.
For the Classical Department, per annun, ssh o. o.
" Higher Eng. - ...oS'u.
:. f.. Ordinary {" ....s ~
Cs,i,-. boar ling t" be had in pleasant families.
JOHN LipStOMB, -
ARTHUR SiMklNS.
GEO. 4. ADDISON,
LEWIS JONES,
T. I. MINIS.
IAN &c 1t ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-02-01
sheriff. Sale.

DY Virtue of sunhry writs Of Fl. Fs. TO n1'
- directed. | shall proceed 10 sell ON the
first Monday in Fch'ry next. at Edgriirld Court
House, the following property in the following
cases. viz:
Levi G. Holloway w. WIN. Strom, ST.. Sam.
url e. S,run, and Edmund Boyd, Que Trsrt OF
I.snd, containing three hundred acres, more OF
less, adjoining lands Of l.. Reynolds, Washing.
ton Slrum and others, levied On rs the Property
of VIM. Strnm Sr.
George Citizen ~ Thomas O. Burnett. Samp.
son Sullivan and John Terry. %r., The Tract Of
Land where the Defendant Thomss o. D"rnrt,
resides. containing one hundred and nine (lO9)
acres. more or less, adjoining Lands Of Tsnd!Y
BmckllaItcr and others.
Mary lI9rden vs.. IL. p. Smelling, One Sorrs'
Horse.
BENZ. Gnllmau VS.. DEM; G. Ryan. Ono pair Of o!
uursr-, one Buggy. the Defendants interest in
one Negro nan Whitfield.
S. +. Goodc VIZ James ". ilsrrison: Earln,l"
other Plaintiff. w tho Same, One Negro Wo.
man Bnlin, two Mules one Bay Horse, one
Buggy and Harness, and one Or Waggon.
Terms CASH.
LEWIS JONES, S. E. D.
Jsn Q. 1854. At 81
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IA N II VS. HOT Ell,
COLt' '.MBI.i, y. {

COf.t -hDil, K
Y NTEJ JANNEY. in connection with Mr. W. D.
WI ilAERIS AMI DR.. T. J.GOODWIN. having
purciaecd ih,t fine and roinn"d'"u- c>t;;h ,!mcnt
h -r,,,f,rc known ~ the CONG AKEE HOUSE. il
vii. H. rr:,ttrr be ,lcs Ina,c ;sIal.cy's lfO-
eci.''
Ia ANNOUNCING this to t- vntr, the rr"!sft"1s
feel that is ccssry I" present III ''slal the
nlucencnt and ahvanIags which The !l":'A pre-
xcIs Its lncat:un it, r,nudiousII,ss, and HE in'
proycrncu,s contemplated hy III" rr,@cn' managers.
will. they feel satisfied aItor t" the travelling c''''-
munity aud others. Ilutl in Columbia which viii
in every way rank among the best in the country.
Every comfort, cr,tvcui"uo'. ani app u'acc t Ih,
first c!s.s hotels in t,- Initc States. will he furi
4, JANNEi'S HOTEL, aui II" rii;rl "n the Part
of the proprir,urs viii be waiting to render it worthy
Of the capitol "f tn" Stntc.
MR. JANNEY and MIR. HARRIS. Sn we'll
known by the visitors ut the American Hotel will
always b" found At theirs r,,ts. AMI il unr:nl;,tng
attention tn the duties they have assumed. h- ANY
guarantee Of -arfscli"n, they hare 10 hesitation IN
promising it la their guests.
Wo have also scur,d the services of Mr. r. f. |.
EW ARr, ~ like, per.
sY- Mr.. llitrh ock h snlrudi lin" "f On'nihrs"'
snd Lacks. l.yimr the of ,hc ll":rl painted "n
theni arc attached 10 .anncys ll"t"l, and will he
prompt aud faithful in the c"'Ir"yanrc "' passcnsces
to anl from the various drp"t'
Ian is ct
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Graniteville Hotel for Sale

- TUE l'Gdcrsgnrd offers for sale
fssSSs.sGsl the above Hotel with the whole Lot Of
'sa,EESS u-aely Thre and a half acres, bau'i-
eEssSks fuitv Situated on Canal Street with all
other nrcr.sary buildings thereon f'r ll"i"l m,s-
now in fine repair and tile Il.t newly furnished
\ SPACIOUS S'rAiH.E. scvrn,y-,wo feet
long with Shells on butl sides has Recently been
built Of the L,st wood n,S,rr.as-- u:l 4 GARDEN
Of nearly two acres, under Il new enclosure Of the
best ligh,wo" posts and hcart-llark, ula'lc rich
with thorough broadcast cover al compost. Th:'
Garden is amply sufficient to iurnsl, 1T a!l times the
Hot, with plentiful supply Of Vegetables.
Persons Wishing To buy this valuable property ,"
beautifully lncatci in Granitrvlr, are invited 10
call AMI examine the premises. Nothing is want
ing hut energy and close application ,o business. Ia
make it u valuable investment 10 any one WHO will
r.,i.lc on the premises ail the time.
3'xn~e To an approved purchaser will b" made
sa.y and acc'nnm:a ne. and mSsr,s"n g;Y' n on
the 2nh Mrcl, next. and If rt .'' will bc rrnt-
cd from that day until lat Jan lSi:i,.
For further particulars address the Subscriber u,
Silver Hill +. o.. -. Peters Parish. =. G..
H. MCBRIDE.
January II. st ~
Ii. The Charleston Mrlcary and augusta Con-
stiiu,t,,s,t VII copy tie ah"ve five times. weekly
aud f,rwarl accounts ID u. MCB.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-02-01
Ladies' Rich Dress Goods.

CNOWDEN & SHEAR, Augusta, Ga,
- have received from New York
Rich Erocadc and Fancy Plaid SILKS, of new.
and splr.lid styles;
Sup. White ;rocade and Fancy Pearl Culored
silks;
Sup rol Black Figured and Plain Black Silks, Of
extra quality;
Paris Pria,ei DeI.aines and Cashmercs, Of ele-
gan, styles;
l.up PIN. rl.in Frencl, Merinos and DeLainesr Of
the most ,lc.irahe cnl"rsi =, :.
Iupin', small Figured DeIain,s, (#l' wooD Of
beautiful styles fnr chd"h;
ladies' Worked slsafn Chimarrttes, Collars
and Cn,lcrsleevry. Very .lstge supply;
Ladies' plain Endersfeevrs, Cellars and China
| settles for mourning:
ladies Mourning C,ilsr,. n b-aufifaF styles; .
White and Coorci silk Blond laces for Ladies'
Evening Dresses: =
Ladies' Cloth Talh,s Cloak,, Of new and elegant
s,yies:
,iful styles:
Ladies Black and Rich culored Silk Velvet Man
tillss;
ladies' El,ck and Coored Cloth Fileber.cs and
; Talmas:
iaiirr' Superior Blark Cashmere and Thibcs
Wnol Shaws:
Ladies Fancy Scotch, Bay State. Batcrrleit, Wa
t.rl,n and :mrir. Shawls. vc,y large supply
Ladies Superior Mourning Shaw., Of extra size
and heavy
\ ,atgs supply vi heavy Woolsn shawls, for
servants;
Superior Welch and Ganzc Flnnneb;
Sup. English Col. Flanhr,. fr Ladies' Sacks:
l.a,lirs' Cloths for Clusko aud Tanias, Of beaut-
| ful c"ors;
With great variety Of other articles suitable for
the present season, and To all "f which they res
pecifui!y invite the a.trn on Of the public.
| Augusta. Nov. 80 If. IS
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-02-01
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
yN (,nnMnN pIEIS

V)ARRUM WALL, VIII" is now in the Custody
L. Of rhc Sheriff Of Edgefe'd District. BY Virtue
Of Writ Of Capas ad satisfacen'un, ut .he suit Of
Alexander Shar ton, having filed in my Office, To-.
r-her with Schedule on oath, Of his estate and
effects, his priitnn ,n the Court Of Common Pleas.
praying that ,e may be admitted to the beneG: of
the Aci. Of the General .A~cmbly, made for the
relief Of in.plycnt debtors II is ordered, That the
said Alexander $harp,on. and al other creditors to
whom the sail Parrrn Wall is in anYwisc indebted,
and they are hereby summ"ns'l, anl have notice to
appear beurc the .nid Court at E'!g, field Court
House. an the First Monday III March next. or on
some other convenient day 10 he sci ar:it anl ai'-
pointed. during the sitting Of the said Court. IL
,ow cause. il any they can. why III. prayer Of the
,ai,l Petitioner aforesaid shoul III, he granted.
TIlOS. &. BACON, c.E.ED.
Cl..L,. Nflinn My Auth lSn2 N A.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-02-01
PROSPECTUS OF THE
Garnlina Times,

THVTlE undersigned will Publish, in the town oi
IL Columbia, abvut the 1T Of February next, 4
DAILY. TRI-WEExLY, and WEEKLY Newspaper,
bearing the titIeof TIE CAROLINA TIMES.
TIL. limits uf Il Prospectus dU not admit OF 4
minute defamation uf all the features Of Che contrn-
plated Journal il will be sufficient 10 Indicate the
general character ID the Times. II viii bca Nr~s-
paper in the widest meaning " ihe term, embracing
whbn lis columns MI matters Of Information inter
cstjug us-fu to the public. 1t will BE- p"nira'
journal, chiefly devoted Ia the Dissemination Of
political intelligence. Abore nll il will evrr main.
lain Ir constitutional rights nni The peculiar inst.
tu,ions of the South, yielding allegiance 10 no party
which does not uncqnrocnDy rrcYn;su ihnmo ri1hts
and stouy uphold those institutions. In masters "f
State policy, the Times will be conservative. 1t
will Oppose all changes in tho fundamental lsw AMI
the administration of the S,at, which arc not inn
prra,ively demanded by the general welfare, md
The clearly asccrtancd will Of tho people. No nie;-
sure Of reform will b.. advocated because il is new
and no error in pulley will be upheld ,huugh !. may
,avu the sanction Of hnx- established usage.
The Curr,nrrci. and Agricultural Interests Of tho
State shall rcceirc i.ir dus share Of aitci,ion The
Times will contribute its mite to the development, u
h. immense resources and Unr,urag" the Arts and
sri, nrrs which minister iu she well bring, n"cial
and pulilirn of her people. And it shall bc insst.
ed on that Columbia. the beautiful capital Of the
State, shall lartkc Of the general prosperity, mhi.s
NO attempt will DO made "a dispala2c the local ad-
vantage Of other tcwIs and ssc,i"ns The latest
intelligence, Lo!h foreign and domestic, shall be
carefully reported. To tlis end tho Telegraph aud
other means within the rcScl Of the undcrsiyued
shall hr laid under contribution.
The DAiLY TIaIs will bc furnished TO subssr-
bc-s ar SC the Tai HHsir at - and ,ho WxHk-
1t at 81 per snnun. in adrnuce.
GRENEKEi & LAMOTrE, Publishers.
JAMES II. GILES, Editor.
Jan At 5l
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Land for Sale (!

WILL. be sold at EiscGrld Court House. on
w the first Monday in February next, at public
out-cry. to the highest bidder,
VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND,
Situated in E,lcricld District, both sides of the
Flank Road leading from Hamburg t" Edg"icId G..
IT., calr the " Bartlett Place." and containing
Seven hundred and sixty acrcs.
This Tract has Il settlement ufoa it, and small
norton Of the land hats been cleared. The balance
j. ,hicky covered with heavy pine timber suitable
for the lumber lusincss and black jack and hickory
for firc-wocd On tho premises IN excellent
Mill Seat,
Where formerly GriStAlill stood, Little Horse
Greek.
\ Flat of the above premises may he seen in tho
Office Of Robert Mcdonald, Esqr., Hamburg, to
whom reference is made for further particulars.
TERMS OF SALr.--One and two years credit, with
interest. Purchase money to he secured IN The
usual manner. JOHN BAUsNEll l.
Jan IL. 1t 32
60 Hamburg Republican Will copy.
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State aS Sollefa Caroline,
EDGEFIEID DISTRICT.

7
ToY II. T. WRIGHr, Esquire, Ordinary Of
ID EdgrIicld district.
Whereas Richard F. Barrett has applied 20
me for Letters of Administrations. on #ll
and singular the goods and cha,tc's. ri gh:S
aud credits of Martha Barrett late OF the Dis
trict aforesaid, deceased.
'rL.s;. are, therefore, to cite and :dnoi,sl, all
and singular. the kindred ;nd creditors Of the
said deceased, to he and appear before ne. ut
our next Ordnary's Conr! for the said District,
TO be holder, u, Edgcrld e. House. on the 9th
day of Feb next 10 show c"u>r, if any, why
the said administration should rot be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this 23d day
of JAM in the Year our Of Lord one ,hou-
H,nd eight hundred and iiliy-t"ur, and in the
acknowledgement year of American independence
H. Il. WRIGHT, .. L. Q. .
:.
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EsrOal%Est 20 .gH:E.

A RUNAWAY Slave has been lodged IN
y the Jail Of This fEd"rlcd) District. wh"
s,ys hi name is AUSTIN. AID that rc hclong~
to'Wiiliam Dorcl., "f Wayne t:r~m!y. y e., said
evuro is about Gvr fee, =! inches hi"h, dark
r"mp!cxo Said fclb,w Says that lie III been
hired to John 7. Br1rse-, nf Georgetown. $ &
Tile owser 4. rcsr,r$lci to come forward.
prove property. pay rarsr> ANA take lin away
.,r,lrrw ;,rts eall l,. dealt with the law direct,
". ~. GOODMAN J. T.. u.
lar 3J If ,
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Georgia Marble Works.

RANKIN. W. VI. llURLOCK, e. I. ST. MMEf
SrccEssoEs TO y. ATKINSON 4 60.
gg>uuis Establishment has been in success
L iul upcrs,i"n fur number of years lh-
ouarrlea are well opened and the Marble is superb
or tn any in the United States.
We have 80 perfected our facilities for getting out
and finishing work that we can furnish
Monuments, Tombs, Head Stones,
And every thing in our line Of business, in better
style and "a, cheaper rates than any yard in th+
country.
When il i. considered that We SAW our own mar
bic, psy no j,btrrs profit and high freight from,
the North, il ALL be scrn that We Po.sess material
advantage over all competitors.
We cordially solicit our friends and tn" Fn'.I' )"
examine our work and compare our prices with
those Of other yards, before ordering Northern
Marble. We have on hand at our yard in Mari
eta. = large assortment Of FINISHED WORN
Monuments. Tablets Tomhs, &c.-wlcrc our agent
Mr.. &. W. Summers, will sell at our prices. ON
principal work is done at the Mills. Address
}. G.. RANKIN Il co.
Marble Works z. o., Ga.
Jan IL ly
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Glenn Springs Female Institute


R,. Rev. TT. DAVIS, d. d., sx-ohico Visitor,
Rev T. 7. :; 3 Akrt5L:EI MsroSlSrGn rr"prlss"r'.
GEORGE BESTON. Rector, aud Untrue.
,r in Mental aul Christian Science, Modern l.sa-
punye aud History.
Mrs. BENTON, Ala,e"n.
Instructor in Mathematics, Na,u-
raj Sciences, and Anrirnt Literature.
Pref. g. +. DIVINE, lI-te Of Limestone Springs
Instructor in the theory AMI practice Of Masir.
Miss c.. NJ. REID, lnstrurticss in English.
.-SOSNQWSkI, Instructors in Draw
ing Painting, and Issi,tant in French.
hlis, SOPHIA W..RLEY. Instrucre.s in Eng
l,h branches, and Assistant in Mathematics.
Miss ELIZA PRATT, Assistant in Music and
English.
y. B.-The. corps is not Yet complete.
,gNHE shore institution, located at Glenn Springs,
L in Spar,suLurz District. 5. g.. will br opened
for the reception Of pupils the first Of February
next. In converting this establishment into 4
,rlml fnr Young lu,li,., the buildings lave b"rn
thoroughly repaired aud fitted up and in furnish,
ur them anew no pains have been spared 10 make
il. in every respect, such ~ hunr aS parents would
desire for their daughters. Particular attention has
h-rn bestowed upon the musical instruments, and
with larg" and cfl.' corps .: :-"''"-rs and
thcrou IN course ,f study, it affords every a!rant-
s..e 10 he enjoyed in any similar institution.
Applican,s are admitted. Of any age, over seven
ears and placed in such c'ss It's they may be pre-
psr-d I" join.
The scholastic year will consist of one session.
1yiJ,d into two terms ni fire months each. begin
ming an the l.t of February and July. Vacation
Dccruhvr and January.
Eatcs.-Fur 1u"i, and Beard. including wash
ing fuel, Nights &c, sc, Sl2j per t. rm. and there
rrifs be no ',rt,u iharse. except kr Music $50 per
term, and for Books Sheet Music, Drawing Mate
ria,, &c, ACTUALLY u'c'l.
Fur further if,ru,si"n.sec q Pro'prctus," which
may he h: by srryius TO tn. Rector, or either OF
the rr"rrict"rs. >,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-02-01
Fomales, Road tho following.

NEWARK, u. j., Jan IS.
Ms ErxSr17:--ws taxa pleasure in stating that !oui
Yellow Dock sarssarla s'cs great sa'islac'on IN e'''
case.
very respectable gentleman Informed mo that his da"ch
ter WAS troubled with difficult mcrstrliatinn snd dlsrHsrr Pc
r,lar 10 her Sex She hal had her regular mrnIrua
discharge for lon. time: but by the VI Dr. tiu!sou1
yellow Dock and Sar.apara radically cured She ussf
nscnds aud other. without receiving the siislt1l brhos
He had one daughter TO dir frum the same cause
j. II. TElPr i CO
t:E,- PGIcg 81 per bos-six bottles "r -.
SCOVII 4 MEAD. III tharlers Street, New Orleans
General Wholesale Agents for the South.
s,.- Snld by G. l.. PENN, Edyrncld c. IT,; WAEDlAm
4 DENDY. Abbcvillr c. H.: PRATT JONES. Ssrber
~ c. H.: a. j. CREIGHTON, Hamburg: nAYllASf
ESIEY K co, Augusta Ga. and by one Agent In ever
Town in the South.
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