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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-10-10
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tor Strb in GnNIanp BAT ijinst feline iitcraut
0itufissn Grfabrungn iiter Seilms pisier enticb'
li6rn 6ranttcit bur6 Gb1crpfcrm betannt sc,
modt. Wan siebt rsm Sranten bappn bis Sa
ledtsr getSutms su ricdeu unO trrnrrt cS aud
5rtltd auf bic sebiiirne Stcle an. Gu6 aIt
priIcrpatipmittrl mirp GO trim Sunbsbib empfct'
len, trenn man wetb Uber fiir&trt, baB Sat GFf'
toQ mar. '.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-10-10

Or. 8. Grr Ypn Buffalo, SnIpertcr untrr frm
StrtptSsrIeb, bat feds mp iicEen5t9 AualitStsn
ron Yrrl6epenrn 0attun8en Hpn @rtranfen in
ieucr @tact nIprttrt, atrr ietr picle 1rn nicrtts
gem grc,cnte, unb eini9e lAdrlite 6liiiii9Fciten.
Sn tcimi8cm SranrY unp 9crtrcin fanb or foIs
8enrc Snsrepinscn in sro6rn Suonttaten, nim'
lid: SlauIdurr, S6weiCliaurc, Gircr, alaum,
IctbrGtcnioft 0um 5arteD SaItprtrriaurc,
SlauGpI, Slrg mC &upfer Gr inlprrtirtr Gin
8as scn 9iqucr, rrI6cs fir rintrimii&rn Brandy
autsr8ctrn murOs, unO irtr fart nit S6wefrl'
IGuc unb SaltpcterIGure 9effwGngert mar, 81 rts
ncm Icl6cn @rare, raB ra5 1rinten rincr mGiitz
een SuantitGt bapOu Iebr crnibaftc 6rIsen Srrur.
iadrn piirrc. Gs mar ntdt raS 9rrin9Ite Sbril
BON glltpbcl barin entbaltcn. Sn rieicm Sat
bate nur Gin Nlann srn pem in rem Sap cntbals
tcnen siQurr sctruntcn, unb CT murpe 9Iettb rar'
nah tranf.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-10-10
Gt Geuia z. Sft -gis s3sriHts ;i6sr nj

st gettie, 3. Sft.-Die gsriGte iitrr biz
srfsrn in Sanlas atscbaltsne BabI Iasen, bab
Sr. gSbtfelo. Der 6aneibat rrr StlaSsrri par
tel in prrt GauntieS faif ale Sttmmsn rrbiflt.-
Gcuscrrsur Shannon ftimmtc aud fir ibn. gln
ben Stimmtalcn sina cs iebr rubia ;u, rsit bic
6reRaats 9arte, pel6e tctanntId cine gBnbI
fir ii4 alein ansecrSnrt tat, fait 9ar ni4t 9bsil
ndkm
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-10-10
1lOrm nchSrrn ic -Dir 9fsnsfnnh

Ipcm acbSrcn ie.-Oic Cleveland unt
'giIMtatr'G 'Gcmpasnie ISet ant nG6am
IS. &crrmtcr 200 SCfsr, sinn TAB fCnltiat
SinbI @spSfe, prt6e serIorm ainaen uno trCf
5TcntliGr 9luifcrperuns nitt atsebuIt wurSsn,
ptrfriacrn, Inter sebn III faum cinrr nit rinsr
abNrriIe prrIrbrn. 91er rriR, irute bod prna.
NrnS rifir Scrfdt ni3t seriaumrn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-10-10

Kefmes.-Oas berubnts SBert "9tleranber
BON Sumtctbt;" brirs 9itclS rr16cnt in 20
9irf,runscn, jcpc su 10 Gts., i'm Scrlaae res
Srrrn s. 90. Z pmas. Die erIte 9isferun9
Icst Dor uns unb sti6nrt F6 rurh lA6nrs 9a'
pirr, reinen Druid uno Id5nm GYpen aus. gSir
iaben termit nCdmaIs our Subl6riptirn ,u bic
fem ausae;cidnetcn 9Berfe ein.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-10-10
Shrurr t1icecrarhrannt.

= 9tm Gsben 6reitas NUrssn trnnntt bic S6eurr
BON 9t 6deG Srab. an Der S6ippa6sl
Straee, in Str.Salfcro Saunfdip, Rcntspmsrs
Gauntp, init otIem SnbaIt pon 5ruGt, Sru u. +.
10. adnSt6 barnieerr. Der gcrIulf pirb aui
irSlf Elnssrt S9alcr 8'ffift. sh6ts irar Str'
,f9crt..
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-10-10

uncrwartet. Ger 9olpn "Srlssrafb" II
tsna6ridtist, rae cine rer 0cbdIfssScbrerimrn
IN rsr GamtrcSe @ramnCr S&ule Gin ScrmG6ts
nie boa $4,000 ron rincm 5rn. g., trr gu pls
rd, In BzaSilien, arRprtru, empfan9en. GirIrS
adnS uuNrnartrte SrrmGhniB fam ron cinrm ats
er,pielsnert 2ietkatsr res Nfdp6cns, Der aus Ser.
spctauna ltrr feline gtrciiuns, "cr Sotrn
na6 Sip s9lmrrta 9inS uas iit rcrt Gin srrbsS
gewnSarn erirar6.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-10-10

Gbieaae, 81. Gep. Sn Milpaurr tit se.
gen ben 8htsr Sutbrl SeitenS hes Hepatteurt
Der Daily New5" irner Stabt Gin Gtell. prc
;r6 anbGngiS 9cmadt wcrpcn, weil Der 86tsr
arIast tabrn Ira, Der General sGnwatt GaIeb Gu'
Idina tatr ibu in rinsm midtSen SancprpjeBc
init 5000 GDalrr bsltebrn pcllcn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-10-10

hartford, A. DIT. Sn ben 1913 Scpnt,
s,n rrnsn man 0rEErt fat, bat rie abiiimmms
cine orcBe Maicritdt 81 Gjunlten Der BON rrn
9tmcritanrrn por9cI6la9enrn atGn ocrun9 Der yer
faeue rrscten, traft rrren in 3uturft ale SSd4'
Ter fGbia lcn miiTen, bic Contribution lnp 0elrss
pes StaatS su lrIen. Die 1913 ScipnS 9abcn sus
Ianrnen 15O97 fir unb 1039l 9e8cn biele atan'
beruna. SIM 9anSen Staat lino nr 53 &rmnF.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-10-10

BayllnIere gBaGlbrrt6te iSnO nC4 ielr mSOu'
tGnpia, pp6 oebt l6pu aus pgi9er aatctie ber"rr,
pas unicre @eoner, nit ;wiit,en uno 600 NleNrs
belt, in rirIcm Guuntg, sclis9t Iabsn. - W'ebr
birriitrr nG6te gSrfe.
pSrgtatD ben rInge8on9cten Srri6trn gu urs
tbsilsn, III rtrnTaGs Strr @tun'mcr gum Ganal'
Gommtscncr, uno cine @tetrbdt Srfo 5etos in
bstpr 3wri9e rrr @rIrs9ebung Srwabt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-10-10
.7cur Traubcniortc in GERMAN, IlJigauri

Die in tieIrm trtamtrn brutItcn SBeintaus
Stdotdm seScacne GatatasGraubr mar in trr
lcetrn 3eit, scmGbnlA int SsrtIr, elmer 9rwi6cn
Sranfbeit untrrwprfen, iuclfe bic Grnbtc minor'
items I'm Gin gertrl Yrrminrertc Srrr Rommsl,
Gin crrtscr gSeintaucr, Ianr cine ncus Srrte aus,
be or NSrtrns SrsiniIde Sdnttlin9e nrnnt, bic
irtr Ianclmd6Fs une traItig II, uno Dem Sranr
Su tpircrirtm l4rint. Se stctt einsn pWrur,
rrtbw SSrin, Srm GsI6mNd css pcrtwriaS,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-10-10
6rDie Grcberuns 8rpias selang tefnnttid

&Die Grrtuuns SrpiaS 9elanS trfanntlif
bur6 bic 2iR nit DEM bSSerncn pttrOe, rpeldrT
man in bic telaserte Start traate. au6 jest
Itnnt man auf cine GbnIt&e Silt unp 6at E'I4!Oi'
len, bic 500 Srtcft @rineterSer 93etn, mel6r
ciecntlt6 fir rir . rten t'Nrmre in 1onIon r'n'
eel6ft mcrbcn, auf ir9eno wsldem 9Se8e mad
ScbaRppcl binein su I6afen. Mtan bent
poe F8 punn bic Sriasun9 icfort &ber 9ebcr
pirp,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-10-10

Buffalo, 2. Stt. - Jti6ter locusbtcn Bon
unisrcr Superior Court bat rntf6iecen, baB pas
Scmpercn;s s@rieb mccnititutcnell fci. Gr faat
bic geisbsetms babe fem Olsdt, Gin irI&es 0e'
Irb ;u rrlalIen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-10-10

, St. gouis, 30. Srpt. Die 9ct pom SaGj'
fec III nit I'M einrn Mcnat neurren Na6ri&tcn
snastrpTen. Der 9ca,us teaegncte 90 Niclsn
fie1cits Sort 2aramc brm @rnrral Sarncs.-
3piiAm NIb SoIcw mo Sort 2aranrs traf elm
Gmaranten,ua nuf cine Ylrtbie Snptansr, bic lid,
sr1 isbr frempIdaftIiA seisten mO Rem Gmiarans
ten bic Sinrr 1hiittrIten bann otrr plSblidb auf
lie IhciIrn llnb cncn ppn ibncn eeripunbcten.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-10-10

Hg-Gtrr. Or. g 6 dffer, Yrsbiser Der IutG'
rrii6m Ct. Sctanis &tr6e In Cation Fat bic
StelIe ais prcfsilcr hes gettgtburasr Seminau.
INNS anssncmmrn, unp pirp Isine Steae taIO rn<
nehmrn
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-10-10

I" t11ontaomerv, C2ttatama,) f. Oft. 81
grtrantun9ofilIe AM gclben 5icter inp pcr9etrm
men. 0r fIeben tann, fiebt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-10-10

Baltimore, 4. Sttcbrr. Das Boot BON
gtcrfr1f trinst gtadrt6ten bis aeitrrn @ttaa.-
2m Mpntas tamn II, am Dieutas SUcrs'
fillc Dor.
Sn 9rrtsucut6 fam am Wcntaa fein Stcrtc'
fda Sor. am Dtenfas, am Wittwc6 feincr.-
Die meiTrn 5dae tamrn unter Rem Semobncru oCs
Nrmentauies unb untsr 5artigcn Srr. Giniac
Yerimen, wrtGe bic Start orrla fen tatteu, iett
aber ;urif9etebrt linb, ipurprn pom 5irter erSrf'
Frn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-10-10

t7ew 3erF, 2. Oft. Die tGstde .3ufutr
an Mebt unc gstraire III ietr brrsuteno. 9rct
Ssm tdtt ltd Der YrsiS nod immer auf riner un'
ssrntnftssn !SEtc. Sn 8cneire County pirr
pas Barrel iebt ;u 81 bis SIS pcrfduft.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-10-10

nays ruafen jrbt ;rei tiStife &arrfnai9r
,piidtu Wau6 .GbunI une Hew gcrF FIN unS
Der.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-10-10

t1eu.Orlcans, 3. Oft. 2rtte Bc6e ia.
men in Sidsturs, CRiiiiiiPpi) Sc GpOeSfiae BON
5ieter pcr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-10-10

t1Icmpbis, 3. Oft. Oas selbe 5ieter nimmt
81. Spnutns uno Mpntas itdrbsn t3 Ysr1onsn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-10-10
Dae .Sirber in 11irainien.

Baltimore, 2. Set. SoS Boot trinst
bis seRern gaAmittaS prn gicrfcIt.
@m Sonnatenb flmen 4, am SOnntas7 SrpcSs
f6ae por unp nsus Grtrunfungrn, am Nlcnta0
bis Mittua Scpesfda'. porunter rrr SCn NtrS.
SDm 9. 8srsuIcn. 9teo. SadiOn III ntdt tcct
obelci@ frant. ST IGplidc GrSte no 8rdntrns
pFssCr iInp no6 Sauie ,uriidaefsbrt. Nfib GatH'
arinr grbman. rte Watrcne CSrrItrBertm res Or
pban gIplums III seltprtsn.
Sn 9crtsmCutb paren am Spnldbenb f3, an,
Srnntas 8 seitprtrn. gIber nur prRt9 neue Sill
lc Scr9etcmmen.
Die Or. 9rte Ycn pGilabslptta unb Sumter
non glew gcrt 1artrn AM Sunntds. Srau uni
Srhtr BON Gbief Suffice 5ancp itartCn AM Conn
tag in SIr Ypint; bic GVdtrr lit am 8elbrr
Eieber
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-10-10

pettspiIIe, 80. Srpt.-8raern friib rurpr
rim scpiTrr Yeter 5arrel BON Dem Il ltr Srdb.
1rain ttberflbrsn. 9sim Ssranuaten Der eOto'
motive Serlcr or bic Gsifcssc9enpart, fcl auf rcn
Stiercn uno tpurpe detTctet.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-11-07
Edgefeld Collegiate institute
FOR YOUNG AADaESa

fENHE next Session will commence on Monday
Il the 18th Sept, and continue fourteen weeks
The syssen of INSTRUCTION, under which this lnsti'
tn,iop has retained it's popularity for the Lost four
wears, will be continued, with such improvements IS
an ENLARGED experience has suggested. Inc same
Teachers who have proved so popular during the
Dust rear will be continued in the several aePar.-
mrets Whatever can 10 gained by most thorough
,vstem combined with f,ithfulness, competency and
industry on the part Of the TeachersIaidea oy
splendid Apparatus for illustrating the o'nefent
branche, of study-can be safely promised to those
who wish for their daughters an enlarged and ioera
mental culture.
the .urest guarantee Of for the future, and
rlv upun these and our continued efforts during the
comino wear. for the continuance Of that liberal
patronage which has always been so cheerfully ac-
corded to this Institution.
Il is of Importance to the Pupils that they be
present rs early possible after the commencement.
Tho Rates of Tuition in the different departments
will r.ma n unchanged. They are as follows:
Collegiate Department, per session, s15 IS 90 90
Aeaden.ical w y"
Primary w
Optional Studies,
FoR WHICH THE CHARGE Is EXTRA.
Music Department S,o w w
French ~ w
Drawing -" ~ w
Pupil. using the Chemical and Philosophical Ap.
psraus are charged each 81 Session for breakaSe,
go. And those practicing upon the Pianos at the
Institute pay each 81 Session for keeping them IN
tune. ,o
Thore is also charge upon all the Pupils OF 81
cents Session for contingencies.
r All bills are payable at the close Of each Ses-
non. - CHAS. A. RAYMOND, PRIK
A,rr,+ 90 II 50
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MASONIC
Female Collegiate Institute,
AT COKESBURY

THIS Institution will be open for the reception o!
i Pupils on the first Monday in January next,
and close the last day in September, making one
long Term of Nine Months. The Faculty will
consist Of
Mr.. F. A. CoNNOR, PRESIDENT.
Rev. T. E. WANNAMAKER, ASSISTANT PRoF.
MR. L. LEGER, PROFESSOR OF Music AND Mop
IRS LANGUAGES.
Miss MARY E. SEEAD, IssrRucrsEss IN PAINT
ING, EADRoiDERY, &C.
The Board of Trustees have secured the services
Of Faculty composed of worthy Master Masons,
eminent for purity Of character, and high literary
attainments whose every effort will be to educate
young ladies' so as to adorn any sphere in life.
Our new Masonic building will be completed by
the opening of the Term, and the Board intend
furnishing it with every appurtenance necessary to
the acquisition Of an education Of the highest order.
AS they have determined that this Institution shall
be second to none, 80 they confidently expect the
encouragement and patronage of an enlightened
public.
For any information necessary, we refer to our
Circular, or to any member of the Committee, or
President Of the Faculty.
: +: s.; :: Z. rESSP0s' 5aSSs aaS4' Committee.
Cokesburr Oct 90 St Al
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Currvton Academies.

THE MALE DEPARTMENT of these Aeade-
L mics is undc. the supervision OF MIR. >. l..
LESLY, Assisted by MIR. BASS.
The Female Department vii be supervised oy
MIR. \. P. BUTLER, assisted by competent hlu'
steal and other Instructorcss.
Rates of Tuition.
Firs. Glass, Primary Department. per sess on 81 90
2nd :. ordinary English branches. .l2'oO
3nd " higher English branches. .......;: l9,oo
4,h Greek and Roman Literature with
higher Mathematics. le,OO
MUSIC. .......:.... ;: -,
Pupils arc charged from the time OF entering un'
Ill the end of the Session. Tuition in advance.
The year is divided into two Session Of hTe
months each
cB- Good board can be had in the neighborhood
at from So to $40 dollars per month.
ROBT. MERRIWETfIER,
Charm Board of Trustees.
Esh IA IT
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-11-07

BUYING CoFrM.-The London correspon-
dent of the Inverness (Scotland) Advertiser
gets off the following bit of experience of a
model temperance man: The other evening" at
temperance meeting, person in the hall got
up and said, My friends, three months ago |
signed the pledge. (Clapping of hands and
approving pheers) In month afterwards, my
friends, Ihad sovereign In my pooket-a thing
never had before. (Clapping and loud cheers
In another month, my friends, had a good coat
on my back-a thing l never had before
(Cheers and clapPing mgch louder) A fort;
night after that, ny friends bought a coffin
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-11-07
COURSE OF STUDY.

wv " SW0S1 VE - j W w uo
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, English Grammar
and Geography.
COLLEGIATE Course.
First Class--English Grammar, (reyiewcd)
Arithmetic, (continued,) Geography. with Maps,
contnued,) Outlines Of History, English Compo-
sition.
SOPHOMORE CLAss.
Rhetoric, Logic, Composition, (continued,) Bota
ny, Algebra, History, Continued Latin, (commen-
ced)
JUNIOR CLASS.
History, (contnued,) Latin, Continued Geome-
try, Chemistry, Natural Philosophy, Moral Philo-
sophy.
SENIOR CLASS.
Trigonomery, with its applications.) Latin, ICON
tnucd,) French, Astronomy, Mental Philosophy,
Evidences of Chritianity.
Instruction in English Composition and Analysis,
continued through the whole course. ourse.,x,.ur,---
Tuition for College course, proper, embracing al
the studies enumerated, per Term Of one scholastic
year, payable half yearly in advance. .S4o oo
Music E1rRA, Per TERN OF ONE YEAR.
On Piano. .................... Sdu Uo
Guitar. ...................''' ~ nv nv
Use OF Piano.. .................. w "
Contingent. w
Primary Departmnt, per Term Of one year, paya,
BILE as above,.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~ w
Board on the Campus, under the direction Of the
Officers of the Institution, per month"; including all all
expenses of Lights, Fuel, Washing, &c., sl2 W
PAYABLE at tho end Of each half year.
Text Book can be furnished, if desirable, at cost
prices.
rY The above includes all charges. No other
fees. ordinary or extraordinary, will be charged for
any or all the branches enumerated.
This Institution went into operation on the fourth
"wednesday in AUGUST last, and will end its first
Term on the fourth Wednesday in DECEMBER.
Nonresident Pupils will be required to board on
the Campus, except in special class OF cases pfofl
ded for by resolution Of the Board.
s. BOBO,
President Of the Board of Trustees.
J. II. WILSON, Secry. -
Oct 81 I'm ~
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N e.

TIME Subscriber respectfully informs the citizens
Of Edge6eld and vicinity that he intends open S1,
inc School upon his premises in Edgehed W.
,,o. an the first Monday in August next, wherein
viii be taught the higher branches OF
English and Classical Literature.
No pains will be spared to render ample sa's!aetlon
to parents who may intrust their nls
same AZ a, the Village Academy, and invariably IN
advance. .1.u.
ssF He will also attend to the practice OF Law
and EQUITY, for the Distrct-and may be found
on SATURDAYS and portion Of sale days at his ohee'
over Mr.. b. c. Bryan's Store: Store:ooI1p
1., an If ~
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,uaJIcE To c0TI0N PLANTERS

.MIICE TO C0I10N PLARIERS
T1HE' Subscriber, living near Bethel Church,
below the Ridge, would inform the Cottos
planters of EdgeGeld and the surrounding Districts,
that he is manufacturing
COTTON GIN g,
Ofa SUPERIOR QUALlTY-warranted to
r;,e satisfaction. am also prepared to
REPAIR OLD GINS,
A. - n,odsra,e nrices. For information in regard
~. .~ ,nsn,y To do the above work, would refer
to MI. W B.T. Boa.wright aud Mr.. Wade Holstein.
plsase address the subscriber, as well as the gen.
tl.men referred to, at the Ridge ?. O., 8. C;,, q;
Cant z luz VI
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Gboiite 4oetrg.
4 DUCK OF A MAN.


+, Dear me I'm now u joyous wife,
I've left my anxions mother,
And such man as have got
I think there's ne'er another.
The other day when in a fret,
l ruined.my costly fan,
He softly smiled, but nothing said,
For he's "duck of man."
He rocks the cradle, md the babe
He dandles on his knee,
And when the cherub's naughty,
He laughs with hearlless glee;
He never snubs me when I'm out
do not think he can
Behave as some vile cross men do,
He's such "duck of man,"
The other day he brought mo home
A stylish little bonnet
Forgetting where he put the hat,
sat myself upon it.
crushed ten dollars quite flat,
When straight away he ran
And brought prettier-oh! the dear;
Amt hs aduck Of man."
burnt his cloak the other day
Against our psrlor stove,
Instead of chiding me, he said
was a turtle dove;
And when his witch 10 Sis gave,
Who to the window ran,
And threw it out, he never frowned,
He's such duck of man."
My sister Mary enyies me
Turns up her little nose,
And spitefully says, Sissy dear,
There your hen.pecked husband goes"
She needn't talk, the saucy flirt,
She'll have, if she only can,
A husband half so good az mine,
Though not "duck of man."
A CHILD's EVENING PRAYER.
Jesus, Heavenly Shepherd, hear me!
Bless thy little lamb tonight;
Through the darkness be thou near me,
Watch my sleep till morning light.
All this day thy hand has led me,
And | thank thee for thy care;
Thou hast warmed and fed and clothed me,
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5d4fli 8saolrrg

AN AMERICAN RAT DoG.-Last summer, Bob
L. crossed the Atlantic to spend little time ana
pood deal of money in looking at the women
nnd wonders of the old world. Among the
wonders which he took along "just for The fun
of the thing" was small sized snapping-turile::
Having weeks leisure at London, Bob packed
up his trays and went over to Ireland. The flrst
night he passed son the sod" was at a little
roadside inn, about fifteen miles from Dublin
Having par,akcn Of supper of bacon and eggs.
Bob walked into the bar, and placed the turtle
on the floor. The first person to notice the
acritter," was Mr.. Finn, who kept the house.
"And what do you call that?"
"That is an American rat dog"
"a whats"
"An American rat dog"
"Musha, 60 long-and do you call such /"
ii do, indeed, and he is worthy of his name. "
"Will he fght?"
aYes, sir, not only fight, but will whip any
eight pound dog in Ireland"
"Wil you hold me ten shillings on that?"
81 will"
"Enougb," said Flynn. Barney, get the
brnde pup we bought of Sheridan yesterday,
and let him out"
Barney did rs desired. The brindle pup pur.
chased Of Sheridan was brought in. The brin.
die pup took look at his American relation,
and then made plunge. She caught the brln.
die pup by the nose.
The brindle pup gave one yell and put for the
door. When last seen he was rushing towards
Dublin as if he had eight tin cullenders tied to
his tail. Whether Flynn gave up the money
without getting shelalah to act MS umpire, will
be known when the next steamer arrives.
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Removal No, z.

@ f.. BOWERS, Agent, begs leave to
% inform his friends and the public generally
that he has again moved his
Large Stock of Groceries,
And will occupy for the ensuing year the Store
formally teueted by Nj. A. Ransom, next door to
J. SrbLEY & Son, where he will keep constantly on
hand, every article that aPpertans to the Family
Grocery Business. ~
Hamburg, Oct9, 81
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Spartanburg Female College.
FACULTY.


J. woFFORD TUCKER, Esq, President and
Professor Of English Literature.
REV. SAMUEL B. JONES, Professor Of
Mathematics and Natural Science.
Professor of Ancient Languages.
MISS PHEBE PAINE, Modern Languages,
and Assistant in English Department.
Mr.. WILLIAM SCElERZER, Professor Of
Music.
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' Old Hickory" replii The young man.

AN Irishman, walking IN the dark on certain
occasion stretched out both hands to avoid com.
ing in contact with anything, but unlucky q
door, which stood half open, passed between his
hands, and struck him blow upon the nose
"Dickens !" muttered he when he recovered his
senses little = l always heard that had a
plaguy long nose, but vow never have thought
before that it was longer than my arm"
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Werinos and DeLaines,

Al, VERY LOW PRICES!
1s1uR Subscriber will sell his present large Stock
Of French and English MERlNos and a.!
nrLAINgs. at very Lo,0 Prices. The assortment
embraces great variety Of styles, Tor Lades ana
eh;Idrcu,s e% Brasseo. Also, superior Welch, Gauze
and Silk Warp Fanpels. -,.,,,,,u cupAp
"a n 90
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O oARD.

a ARD.
TINE Undersigned returns his sincere thanks y! 70
his friends for their patronage wnlle located ~
Hamburg, and hereby informs them tnas ne eau 20
WAT WARD d. BURCHARD & CO., opposite the Ma
,on;c Hail. Augusta, Ga, where he would be happy
to @ see and serve them, and where FULL and
Complete Stock Of Dry Go ods'
can always be found, which will be sold as Lo"
as from any House in the City. o,,
Hamburg. Aug 13, If 81
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.iRconomy is Wealth 20

nooD clean Rsg' Of every as'e5Rse1 w Price,
J purchased at tGs" Advertiser s0nns Onee d, .lmost
81 cts pet pound Noy hero. o.anos sto ,of money %
every body, and old ba9heiors ''0' :" i'H"'
Suril 1S
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PASrALooss WITHOUT SusPEsDERs-Prof
La Borde, of South Carolina College, in bis
recent work on Physiology saayss:,
As the women have concluded to dispense
with shoulder straps, some .i men; especially & IN
the city, have thought they "oua prove paTsa- nun
men now strut the streets with their psntaloons
tightly buttoned, side by side with the women,
their persons. Upon fair view the evil is the
anne anne in both cases pressure upon the vital
organs impairment Of their proper action want
of development, deformity, disease and prema,, !,
.Iournnl says-As we walk the streets of our
city, city, we we see scores of boys from twelve to six
1 teen years old with their pants buck!ed very
tinhtly around their disconnected bodies, pre-.
Venting ] growth at thi. rapidly growing age, and
the reruit is generation of dyspeptc pale.faced'
puny apologies for men.