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nois awarded II the nrst premium and dlpans ny.
is carried and used represented In the earayiur
cane walking stick, requiring delay OF ad,,os,
mo ion or enbrts, consequently does not soon tire H.
sdapte 70 all kinds Of soil. II we'll prepared Its
adj listed to plant At any desired dep and TO dron ~
requisite number Of seeds In . hIl. The me,hsa ~
which the set is planted by this Planter new Ana
Ia believed Possesses advantages every o,hs, 49,.
only In faetsit Of use, but In Fastening
The seed s fneed by pressure obiqusy from The s,,
face Of ths CROWD to the requisite DEPTH thns pm,
the Immrd late absorption OF moisture BY bringing ~,
close conssact VII the soil under and around N vhn
the earth smiling loosely over, obstrrct the
mp and growth Of the blade. I, will more than p.r -
itself for common garden. No farmer can afofd "a Az
without 1t, and farmer who has not one can eoms,
with his neighbor who has. psa
~ Persons wishing to purchase Planters or Count,
Rights, or act as Agents, adss At Bari,ns,o.
p. o. (nov. l9-Smv.-) GO0DALE L HiNKS
NOTICE.-There was the woodwork Of a np,,
IN Wagon left with me TO iron and Gnsh In the noos
OF May last, which is done and in for Ave month";
past The owner resides in the ncghborhood Of Kossuth
he will please cali AZ d take 1t away.
nov. 1S-3tw. wM. N. CoRNwEIL
TOLT FOUNDING subscriber has q two yesy,,
~ old Horse Colt taken up ebout two weeks ssa
which the owner can have by paying charges Con !,
East Burlington, Ills. JOHN KEssER
nov. 19-stw.s
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ErnWens m laa.serx.


The New York Herald closes an article nnder
the above bead, allowing how little the perma-
nent fame ofFremont depended upon political
honors, and how certainly ii ia already assured,
with the following nervous statement:
The friends Of FREMONT then, whether they
succeed or notin this contest, may congratulate
themselves on the impcrishable nature Of his
temple throughout the world which b dedicated
ofStates; but Tor the mere politicians-thuee
Who Geek power for la personal advantage, and
srs actuated by no great and lofty sentiments
there b neither shrine statue. They lie else-
where, In ''ths cross roads Of fame'-shs dust
Of the sssles, which waa the breath o. tneis
nossrih, becomes their winding sheet and the''
gnveA
But political posision and political hooor' an
yss % Be- sssisasd him. and - odd 70 The iosess
efhh hissorsc fame. His political parallel b found
h tAs Aissory Il ,As jackson canpAiga- soas
tAhg very aks h = fssad IN The ssEaeg'ss .
JeGAreoa and Harsison. TAe nsxt elected ffes
neat fthe Unised States. ~ hazard nothing
n aee1lsti.e. viii b Joax CaAain FhKnoxr
Leek over he Asld calmly and conddsrately
aAd answer Why not!
u ns DavsApost Gazette gives On ansalnl
scsas, ef tvo gsnslsaen crossing nudd!
ssssss o. single plank, for which beth con
ssaded ~ right. siuilar scenes often ecu
- ssr tAsessgAArss, when the play of "dodg
aaA - ens" = played 70 the infinite annsa
nsas q Il present exespe ~ parties CO..
sssssA Lst I'll 'spsdsr bear h mind hat the
sAssld always (sars eases excepsed) ss1n 70 d
EsA. thereby sasiag collisions and nscA PEI
paexily, efteasinss that Asv oecsr.
IAs ~ psaesios' Of 0satle.ea giving LAdis
~ haias Il IL wall, b shseaets. tssa 70 U
siGAA + 4 asazly ever CO. right
onanAs 0AA-llr. Waltse CAsanaagA h
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whereupon motion, adjourned sine die
r. W. LOWE, Pres't.
C. BEN DARWIN, Sec'y.
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Stephen A. Douglas, in his speeches, says
much about amalgamation. Gen. Nye Of New
York, in his speech at Chicago, alluded to this
propensity, and said it reminded him of an an
ecdote. Charles Fox once visited lady of
rank, who, in a pet, said to him, II don't care
for you three skps of louse." Fox was good
natural SO he wrote rs folInMs: - ----------
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A lady said to me in her own house,
do not care for you three skips of a louise;
forgive the dear creature for what she had said,
For ladies speak most of what runs in their head.
''Of course, said General Nye, 81 make NO
personal application" The uproar was tremen-
dous = 2'
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NOTICE is hereby given that hay. iii. ..v ,.on
appoin,ed executor OF the estate II Christian Rein
erf, late Of Des Moipes county Iowa decssaS ann.
sons having claims gains. said Is, ~, An
TO present The same for payment duly auhsnsa,sa &C.
10 law and all perso,s Indebted 10 said s.,ss Ia
Oct isss P"' as TP. THUL.
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svn1e1a $3.50 r i've 2 49, fw 4 Fl
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e.. tsinsnasA syer keissaguas al RIsece ard
hacAed s. fErisls "a LesisisaA his friends
veee 1872 q ut Ksossd 10 hams lie sls-
yerv seeuaess61sss. bssdes ssAisas, ~ dissniOu-
-. - AVER uSsasaaAiSas q Miseasi o.
a.sef.lly. vees hisaesly disspcoipted They were
~ - deyueed cla,enen 81 the Dosslaa. next
g - IlliocSs rrtaiaess, Eyen Tie Pierce an
$1,000 q thie Etste. With d. euddea and
skaasSeo srsaehssy vhich nov, r,nk ansss
,Asir erdss. Sessosk dbl dyins bsssiAcsess and
nade court IN IL apuareniiv risinx ar rsthes
csleIinatin9 man. Bat there 4 4 diGsreucs be-
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To Builders.

~ oulluGTS.
SEALED PROPOSALS. viii be received. IN
10 Dec the 18th. 1885, for building Church Edince
=. Lam urove, In Desmones Co., Iowa, be pleted
ny inc nfSt day OF October 1857, in time and manner
Ia Specifications to be the shop Of
than ds,s e Burlington, up to Dec. ls 1866, sasr
satisfactory security will be required Of bidders for
e alh'a performance OF their contracts. Proposals
10 be addressed, E. G. Archer, DodgevIle, Desmones
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IOrEASOSS Having Horses Estray.
A-The undersigned has established In burlington an
Agency Tor the Recorery u Estrdy Horses aud will at
AL times give prompt attention any cases Of the kind
"nlch may be committed TO him. lie ha. now the des
SliPuoh Vi some seventy 1--WE eighty estrays which
nave been taken up in Des Moines Henry ard Lee COM
es. Persons at distance, therefore, no have horses
cstrayed, by sending descriptions and making npplcs-
uon 10 the undersigned may save themselves both to
ana money and at the time be sure OF r.roy.rip
their lost property. Charges moderate.
OCT Zo-wu Address JOHN KwLIy
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An old writer thus describes talkative fe-
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Provisions quie. and generally unchanged
Lard, sales at 74s London money market had
undergone no change-an active demand exists.
Consols for money closed e21@esa for account,
92s@92s; American securities dull and slightly
81
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HELLO! HERE! HELLO!
Let us Fell You.
hoNEAx 60 OoBH

ID AVE got tho all-frcdcst, biggest, clcancst,
u q sweetest and incest, (asc care they'll tum.
bio down on yoW lot Of Sugars Coilccs, Tcas,
Preserves, Molasscs, Riccs, Almuntlscs, Raj
senses, Fishes, Spices, Nutmcgscs, Maccaronics,
and everything else that people cat, drink, and
make use of, that ever was open for cxhib.
ition and sale ill this or any other inland town.
Their Stock is entirely new, and fresh, having
been selected but IL few weeks, and from tho
best houses in tho city; and they intend to do
business upon little more extensive scale than
Lyons: he keeps every thing that Gentlemen
toe"F, but they are going to keep every thing
that LadtcS and Gtaticmcn cat wllilo Lyons
provides FOR the outer man, they will provide for
the inner man-aud it would be well hero to re.
marx, that theirs is not exclusively u whole
sale establishment. There will always be some
one present to wait on those who may want small
Quantities Their object is 10 accommodate all
who may fu disposed TO patronzc them! barter
and trade for any and everything that will do TO
cat, drink, or wear. They've salt enough now OH
hand To salt down the Cincinnati Convention
SOFIA and Salaratus enough to raise il again, and
get up slavery excitement, Cigars enough
(get out oi the way, Fesuvus, they're right after
yon) to smoke il after il is raised, and Lard
enough To slide Kansas clean into South Carroll
IN, where We can mako savclIodng State out
Of her, and by that time they'll have Groceries
enough to feed all those who lave been rutirucd
by the slide.
They invite all who are in the habit now-a-
days OF eating, and arc not afraid Of buying any
thing 'rny so high up aGore ColumJia aid
H"mC"fy," 10 drop in for few moments and
steps from tho Court House, and ocury The
well fitted and m,icl, enlarged room formerly oc-
cnpicd 6y Mr.. III. 5. KIrr
April y, 1876. 81 If
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The South Carolina AgricuIturfst 4

| FIliIE Executive Committee of the State Agri-
| L cultural Society of South Carolina, having
| selected tho subscriber to edit their paper, q
prospectus is now issued in compliance with their
instructions. This journal will be devoted to
Agriculture, Hurtculture, Natural Sc,ence, Ru-
| raj Taste, Architecture and Art, tho Mechanical
and Manufacturing intcrey, and .alf the pursuits
pertaining 10 general IMPROVEMENT. s. Ii Will also
contain faithful Transcript of tile organization
| and proceedings of tho Society, Essays and
Communications from the best writers In The
State. and n monthly summary of the spirit of
the Agricultural prcss.> All subjects devoted:to'
the improvement Of the mind, tho soil, stoek, and
domestic comfort, find ready admission into Its
columns and such contributors arc spacIallVs
desired. The work will be printed in, beautiful
now and fair type, ON fine whito Paper, with: q:
tinted cover, aud will contain tlifiy.two pages
per month. The publication will Ecommsncs bn
the lst of May, 1856. There will also be pub.
shed an additional advertising sheet as d sipy
picmcnt, in Which limited number sofS sdyer.l
tisements will 10 inserted Ssfss
TERMS-sS1 per nnnnm. y No paper sent sun.
less tho money is puil in advance. Isife MsIn.r
bcrs to tho State Agricultural Society win sre-
ceive tho paper without cost
Address , A. iG. SU UMhfER. IS
Editor" South Carolina Agrfcultnrist, t,,, sssst
March ID, 1855. 48 81 Goluubia.. S C.s.,
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n EW SPRING GOODS
EIiI.I. Sli linnIIES

VViElEa1ll SIloar
s. "A AS received his full supplies of SPRING
II q GOODS, comprising Il large assortment
Of new and beautiful styles Of Fancy and Staple
articles, suitable Tor the present season, ullony
which are
Paris Printed Organdies ard Jaconct Muslins,
ut Very low prices;
Plain CvorcL ClaIlics and Rich Printed Ba
reyes;
Plain Barc:;cs and Grape Marctz, of beautiful
culurs;
English and French Prints anl Drilliunlcs. Of
new and beautiful styles;
Ladies' Spring and Summer Silks, Of The latest
styles;
Plain Black Silks, Of superior quality and at
very low prices;
superior Black Silks, without lustrc, for La
dies Mourning, Dresses
Lupin's SulLiucr Black Bumbazincs and Black
Chul;us;
Plain Black Grape AIurctz and Black Darcgcs
for Ladies' Mourning Dresses;
Superior Mourning Ginyhams, of now and
beautiful styles;
MOURNING, Muslil,s and Plain Black Lawns:
English Black Grapes and Ladies' Mourning
Wells;
Ladies' Mourning Colars and Un.lcrsccvcs;
Ladies' Embroidered Muslin Blsslucs, Of new
and beautiful styles;
Ladies' Embroidered Muslin Collars md Un-
Ieralrcvcs;
Jaconct and Swiss Muslin Bands, Lrs.rtngs
and Edginss;
Real 'EI,ir:uL cn.u 'alcncicnncs Luce Ed.ings
ami '(,scrtin.s;
Ladies' Spring and Summer Aantllas, of new
and beautiful styles;
Ladies' Embroidered and Scollopcd Lnon
Cambric lIandkcrchicis;
| Ladies' Wide UcIn-stitch Linen Cambria
llandkcrchicE, for Mourning;
| Superior Linen Cambrics and French Lawns
Superior Plaid Nainsook aud Dotted Swiss
| Musi;ns;
| Plain Swiss Null, Nansook and Jaconct Mus.
Inns, at very low PRICES;
| Plain White Organdy and Tarlatan Muslins.
of extra width;
Plain Pink and Orange Colorcd TnrIa alan Mus.
lins, for covering Chandeliers and Looking
| Glasses;
Superior Al Irish Linens and 1874 Linen
Silcctinss;
Daina:k and Table Diapers, Of superior quality;
lluckabacks and Scotch Diapers, for Towels
| 12-i Allcndac and Hamilton Dlcachcd Sheet
ings;.
A full supply of BIeachcd and Brown Shirt
inss, of the best make;
large supply Of articles suitable for Servants
| wear;
Madonna Mixtures, IImalaya L,lstrcs, and oil
wool Dcbcge Of tho best stye for Ladies' Tray
cling Dresses;
A complete assortment of Ladies, Gentlemen,
| Misses, Youth und ChiIdrcn's Hosiery;
Ladies' White Hair Cloth Skirts and French
| CoIscts;
! Ladies' Embroidered Marscillcs aud Corded
Skirts;
Superior Marscillcs, Lancaster and Allcnlalc
| Quilts;
Cotton Osnaburss and Georgia Stripes, ut the
lowest prices; -
With great variety Of othcr articles, suitable
/; for Family and Plantation usc, and all of wl,cl,
will be sold ut very low prices for cash. The
public arc respectfully requested to call and cx.
anime the assortment.
Augusta, April so, 1856. If
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WATCHES, JEWELRY
.AMW lVAWWW MWW1OSo

SAGS w le G&I9D Z @lWUWSo
n@ HAVING just received from
esGss.M> New York. large and bcauti
sszssas ful Stock of Watches aud Jew
clry, will sell them ut Charleston prices, aud
oil articles warranted as represented. My stock
consists Of
Fine Clocks, Weight and Sprug at various pri-
ccs; Fine Gold w atchcs, from sa5 to $3.50; II iinc
lot OF Hunting Levers, from 1913 to $s55, suit
able for farmers; Fob, Vest and Ladies Chains,
beautiful patterns; Ladies' and Gents Breaches !;
Ear Rings and Finger Rings, all sizes; Lockcts,
Gold Keys, Gold and Silver Spcctaclcs; Silver
Ihimblcs, splendid article Coral Beads, Gold
Winding Keys, Steel Srccaclcs with colorcd
Glasses, largo assortment of Spectacle Glasses,
all nScs; Port Monies; Il beautiful assortment
of Silver Cups. suitable for Presents; n full us-
sOrtmcnt of Pistols
The above articles will sell for CASH, or on
Credit 10 persons who will DO prompt i'll their
payments.
III. Il. TUSTEN.
Sept. &c. 90 If
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GROCERIES, HARDWARE, &c
~ AVIS g O(OI1EA.
S2:Ea.NWGCsp Hl:asHT,


ANE of .the Firm has a.,ain returned from
W Charleston, bringing Groceries and other
Goods fon tho million. The ustnnishr.sly low
rates at w!,;ch they have been able 10 sell Gonls,
hts created great excitement. IL is said that the
planter Gau purchase Eij ncccsslrcS cheaper here
Than in Columbia or Charleston, when frc,it
euhd Other expenses arc taken into calculation.
Just received and are now opening u supply Of
- EE u G- s5,
Paint Brushes of every size. British Oil fIol
loway's Pills, Spcuccrs Pills, Hooland's German
Bittcrs, Gum Cumphor. Tapin"a, Florida Arrow
Root, Cloves, Nu.n,c.s, Mace, Corn Starch,
Chrome Ic'.uw, ChrO.:iu Green. Fcniian Red,
Prussian 'Elue, Red Lead. Spanish Brown. Li-
quoricc Black Lead, Lampbiack, Eur,:ug Fluid,
:, Meats foot Oil Linsrcd OH, Train OiI, fin, APP
pic Vinegar, EX!ra White Lead ia 80 ib Kegs,
Shoe Tools, Shoe LASTS, Avis, Handles, knives.
and lIalnmcis, Pegs OF every nuln.cr.
HA1DVv ARE.
Hinges, Shove.s AMI Toncs, Fire Dogs, IIam-
mers, iiatc!cts Au:;cr-, Chisrls Screws, Ln,!ets,
IIund Saw F:i"s, R'srs, Knives and Forks,
Powder Horns, Elasks, Wool and Cotton Cards,
nid Hand Saws.
EaECDUS2S.
An Extra Loi. jnii received from Baltimore
Also, q fine lot OF Has, Caps, Lcghori, &c.
Shoes, Broi., &C.
The above is Il few Of the many articles we
have on llau.!, which will he sold low for Cash.
We arc dccrminc. IL sell cheaper thai, the
cheapest. If You wa,;: b.r::ail,s, call on
DAVIS 4. BOOZER.
Greenwood ncpo!, Ar:il :. 81
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G ERIA AGE AND WAGON
VI A EA NG.

'NliE undersigned having as. r----z
a. sucntcd themselves us Co. EE.5s,n.,f -
partners i'll the business Of -zcl-.GSllAAns
rIaHc and Wagon Making and Repairing, under
The Firm OF
III \ j. l. Is e. WARE.
w""!l call the attention Of the public to their
shop; at
WI. S:,:,ascf,
%'rrc they hope, by fair prices, faithful work,
a!!! l':":'ni attention To business to earn th,
c"it!cncc "i I'LL, and merit liberal share OF
patronage $SS's'
For all jobs anounlinyt TO Five Dollars or more,
I'ay'''tnt will he required in Cash, or hv a Cash
'otc, when ;hc work Is rcHo, c,l from the 81 op
az "l!c's for work should be directed 10 Da-
va u. Harris; hut a' settlements r,uat be made
wi''' the i;n.,ncial CoI.,rincr, w. g. Ware, ~;
he alone i authorized to use the Iaiic of the
Finn, give "r take notes, give receipts, receive
i""n'y or contract debts.
DAVID Z. HARRIS,
w. G.. WARE.
MI. Carmel, S. c., Jan. Z, 1856. 3S-1y
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Tho Farmers Guide

TO SCIENTIFIC AND PRACTICAL AGRICULTURE.
Ey HESRy SrErnENs, i. Il. s., ef Ddingursh
and the late j. +. NoEToN, Professor of Sci
cntitic Agriculture in Yale College, New IIa
ven. . vols. Royal Octave. 1GUO pages
and numerous Wood and Steel Engravings.
This is, conlcsscty, the most nlplctc work
on Agriculture ever published, and in order ia
give it wider circulation the publishers have
resolved to reduce the price TO
SIS FOR TIE TWO VOLUMES!!
When sent by mail (post-paitD 10 California
md Oregon The price will be 81. To every
other part Of tho Union and TO Canada (post
paid9 &c.. C'- This is NOT tic oH "Book o,
tic Farm"
Remttanccs for my OF tho above publications
should always be addressed, post paid, to the
Publishers,
LEONARD SCOTT s. CO.,
No. 81 Gold Street, New York.
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He EMO GRAFT.
To bo Published at Marietta, Ca, by
JoxET R. @oSSITT,


To bo Published at Marietta, Ca, by
JoxEN F. @oSSE:TT,
~ EDITOR AND rRorRIEron.
TNJEsDEMOCRAT will contain twenty four
Il columns OF matter, and will he devoted TO
Politics, News, Agriculture, the Markets, aud
Select Miscellany. The political complexion of
the paper will be Democratic advocating n strict
construction of the Constitution, and the rights
of the States und tho South.
The columns Of the DEMOCRAT will at all
times bo open TO FREQ and manly discussion OF
all subjects in which tho people urc Interested,
but no communication of an abusive or scurril-
GUS nature will DO published.
1t will DC the constant effort Of the editor to
render his paper interesting and acceptable, and
worthy the liberal support which hc hopes to re.
ceivo from the people Of Cobb.
The terms of the paper will be 50 per unn,,n,
strictly i'll advance, and ITO subscription will bc
taken for shorter period than three months.
Advertisements will be inserted ut tho usual
rates. =
The first number of the paper will be issued
on or before the 18th of June nc"t, or as soon ~;
Il sufficient number of subscribers have been OBJ
taincd TO warrant the commencement Of tho Oil
tcnprizc
Marietta Geo, May 90, 1856.
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Up u o SpMGplUg
TIE LEhKENWORTH JOURNAL,

Illi1 ai1iftLlNWUNll JUUKNAL.
TUE undersigned propose TO cofiirnenc,
in Lcavcnwortl City; under the title Of tla
June.
LIST. We aro induced to engage in this c,tor-
pIisc from conviction that another paper IL rc.
quircd by the growing population OF Kansas
and the public demand for full and reliable in -
nation in regard to its history, Topography. eli.
mate, soil, resources; politics, present condition;
and future prospects. Such information we cor,
more readily furnished here, since LeavenworiI,
titY Is tho commercial intrcpOt of the Territory
occupies position of direct intcr.commun-
cation with two thirds Of its population mud ii
Tire focus of news.
end. We believe that the institution Of Blncl-
Slavery is Il Moral. Political and Economical
LicaanSS-tHt it is right in principle and expe:
diciI III pohcy and hence should be defended nnd
extended. IL Is our purpose 10 maintain theso
propositions IN our paper, and do all in our power
To make k.,iiaus Slave State. In tho discnss;o,
oit!iss !avcry question, however, wcwill endeavor
to maintain conservative position 10 present rr.
gnnncnts and FACTS instead Of dcnuncialion and
abuse.
Sd. Although the "Lcavcnworth Journal,
will bc devoted 10 politics in Il great dcgree vet
IT will pay due regard TO the Good the Truc on,i
the l;cauifi'l II will exl,ibi! faithful portraf-
turc OF the times i'll which VIC live, by present
fiIg IL correct account of tho current cyonts q {
S Wv PiNStS"S vi tHc AFtS anu SccnccSs
Of Education, Commerce, Agriculture and In
| tcrnal improvements 1t will discuss nil sulj.
l:cts with freedom and tirmness; give dill par.
Ties their ,!uca. and follow the light of truth.
II our Weekly Journal meets with u cordial
support We intend SOON TO publish Tri-Wcck;y:
AMI perhaps Daily
Tho editorial department of tho "Jourual"
will be presided over by S. S. Goode, late of
kentucky, and Warren d. Wilkes, late Of South
Cur"lina.
We appeal 10 our friend, to sustain u.s.
TEEMS.-W cclly 81 2u0-Tri-wcckly IS 90.
GOODE WILKES IL Co.
Lcavcnw"rh City, kansas.
July ., 1886. 10 fe
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Jackson Street Hospital AMI SuryiraI
INFI2EIARY FOR NEGROES.

AtTCIIA, ca
FNNll; Undersigned would respectfully call III,
L attention Of P'antrr; and Sl,vc-owncri
generally, to tilrir complete and extensive c.,ab.
lHi.n,cnt i'll hn:tn>I:,, Gu., for the accommodate
tinm of Nl;GROE; requiring SURGICAL. Op-
EiehTlON:i ur Treatment in CHRONIC Dis
EASES.
Tho BaiIting IS situated on the corner of Jack
ron and Fcnwick street, hrlwcch the Gcorr, d
the Savannah Rail Hoa'l Dcr"ts; and in s.lt
Of both II is therefore convenient for the re-
ccption of patients from !, distance In lis con.
struction, tlro"g lout the entire plan, was kept
i'll view the special purpose to which it is ar
piled; being furnished viii, everything which
can conducc To The coinior, OF the SICK. 1t is
supplied with hot and cold baths; aud shower
baths-ind has walcr-cioicts in each story tu
avoid fatigue and rxim'aro TO the patients. Ii
is also well ventilated and lighted will, gas
With the constant attendance Of experiences,
male and female nurses, tho patient will be saved
much Of the suffering wlicl, too often is the rc
result Of unavoidable neglect i'll the treatment O
Nr:trocs i'll ordinary private PRACTICE
TEHMS-Em Eoard, Iod: gin; and Nursing
per month, $40. For all necessary Medical ut
tendance, Surgical Operations; &C., the aun,c u:
i'll ordinary city practice.
ii. j. GAMlEELL, Surgeon.
II. CAMpDELI., Attending; physician.
May 3, 1855. mtf