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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-08
NO ENUMERATION sAI.E-AN AMERfcAN

ITO TANNERs.-FOR SkYE-AY AMERICAN fvvEy
ton-A new method Of tanning hides and skins Sihou
the use Of bark Skins completely tanned IN from
~ four hours The leather produced any foreign
American leather IN brsusv quality cneapncs ani
market producing The soesi bet and harness ehst AID
sole leather equal w for durability.
and cheepness Of tanning material les ured
profits largely increased Therefore nis nvenps
immense importance % aN aud particularly birk plodn
cling suites and may hc used With greater pro6 h Ard
Central America and West Itsia Isarcs SaapeS
siefies ~ leather tanned ny this and
the right 10 invention Ststss ,pV svpiy
~ % prosdwsy, IN The civ I'll New Yotk rret sgs IA
tmrtlcs NtNPN vHtSft~to Ng4n.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-08

no HAIR BRFseFRs-FoR SALE A HAIR DRESSING
and shaving saloon having good run Of steady cuso
mers VIII be sod cheap applied for Reason for
selling the proprietor leaving the city, Apply IS Beck
s'rec, adjoirnr whitock building. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-08

COPARTNEnsHIP NUTsCGs.
&1 mn -wArTED, AN ASSOCIATE. TO TRAVEL
Dl.UUU. South. with The advertiser, pleasant gen.
tel business; s00o be realized this winter No
whatever security BY first bond and mortgage city
perry will be given for amount invested Cali HowEs
CO. 4rsssau street.
go E00 TO INVEST As AN ACTIVE PARTNER
pA.OOV. BY business man. in undertaking al
ready establishes capital advanced should
business prove lucrative Address with rial name, Clinton"
Herald ONE
de 0An "A PARTNER WANTED. IN A FIRST
IO.OOV. class restaurant situated IN the centre OF The
mercantile and business community down The loca
ton unsurpssed and nos doing profitable bar aud dining
business. Apply at 20 broadway, room "a
- ---------------------------
nrssoLUTIoN OF COMPREHENSIVE THE CoPARr
~ r@rshp heretofore essrg between the subscribers under
The sm ~ brush CO., THIS day dissolved By mutual
cent Either party VII sru IN liquidation. - -
NEW YORK, November !, issS srErHFN BRUSH
Copartnership Smith T. Eastman has this d.y rrmsd
eopar,ncrshp with John G. Iovd viii continue the pr
vision business under The nrm Of Enman Lloyd Nos 40
ard ~ Broad street
Nsw yoss, November 1. 1856.
EASTMAN A LLOYD,
Commission Merchants,
and
Dealers IN Provisions
Nce " and a. Broad street. New York
asrru y EASTMAN.
with ample purpose all times N have on hard
for ue seccon Of the trade In lots 20 suit purchasers
pie stock 81 provisions embracing pork beef lard mow
greas~, suohed, picked and salt meata hams sides
shou6es, &c We respectfully lc the continuation II the
vcrs 81 old friends and patrons and the patronage Of the
trade generally An shipping orders received by man viii
rccve particular attention, and win be executed u the lowest
market rates.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-08

yV1SrER CLOTHING
DE GROOr's
BAL
- and rs Fulton and A. AMI AZ God streets.
Largest and cheapest retail cohinr store IN New York
fRIcgs
Fashionable frock and dress coats of superhne
black rrrrch cloths from ~ - 70 ~ %
New svlc. walking co~ss for fa ana winter, o.
cloth, pot ribbed beaver A., from rs ~ llTn
Busness coats q every description from... 20 10 ~
Inc srerr 49,, ..'....-...........t. A soto y 10
Rsslns eli the new styles, arrsa variety, from 20
C1c~te vprv Are cots q
yerhorst'e hiark pana,ocus from st
Fsaionsbe ancy pan'sirons lrnni... on %
Nese silk velvet cashr,rre e. rosn on ~
Velvet hee 'fa p"f'cfus. f~fr as.4... n ~
k5t ciosNng fufwhu9 -rbts travelling .ae'. W.taxa
xc, o. sxcfy dssOiiY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-08

WEsTERN LANDS AND FARMS FOR SALE OR FIX
change-gwo improved farms In Indiana aise the very
finest quAy OF farming lands in lndiana Illinois Wisconsin
and Iowaa Tor sale socks
city property. A. J. WORKS IA Chambers street N Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-08
TENANTs REGIsTER.

- tanning fifteen stalls two stories HIGH aDa nicely lifted
up situated excellent location up town Inourc corner
broadway and Thirty first st ee
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-08

LANE PORTER
VIII cfIer tor sale THIS morning
1ooC new and sensonabe sbawIs, al low prices.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-08-06
CA R OIL N A HOT Ell,
HAMBURG, S: G.
zJdHNs ASMhySS PROPRIETOR.


.H1nE Public are respectfully in &6SA
! formed that this Hotel has un'er- H:M.
gone Thorough repair and has been iiei1|
r,fittea in the REST, STYLE regard - -
less of expense and was opened the First "f ct"'
her. for the reception Of Boarders and acc"Ho"''
of Transient customers.
TIL" hest accommodation is guaranteed 10 th"Se
who will favor the Proprietor with their PATRONAGE
md the MANAGEMENT viii be such as to epm'nhh"
70" the IInuse the r"nntasion IL has always man
ta;ned ms the Best Hotel i'm ftainh"r@'
Th" Prnrrrtor. assures the public that n" nh'ns
shall hn spared on the part 'df the ManaGemeDt 10
furnish the Table with h hest vandS the MARKERS ol
Augusta and Hamburg nffnrd
Families vistng.our Town are solicited TO give us
n call rs best rycriinns shall he devoted 10 ao-
minister to their entire comfort
attached TO the TTntel. is fine LIVERY ana
SALE STARLE. kept by G. DANIELS 4 j. Is.
CAnnIco which is well fitted up and has al kinds o,
Provrnder that this Market can possibly afford ana
they pledge themselves take good care OF Stock
as any other Stable. or no pay.
They are prepared to accnmmndate nrorers Stock,
and Transient fTorsrs at al times. and have Horses
and Ruggies to hire and will run one or more tiaeks
| whenever called for on reasonable terms
NJ R.-They have an eminent Horse Fnrrler
who proposes to cure all cur:be diseases nf the
Horse, contagious dseasos excepted } or no pay
and will irresponsible that horses under his treat
ment shall be well cared i"r and treated according
to instructions.
Hamburg, April % 1856 6m IS
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-08-06
s;lTCHING HORSES.

The most cou,mor fault in matching hor.
ses is is:-The first thing that is looked
after is match OF color. This should he
the last requisite The point OF Importance,
and without which you never can have a
matched team, is that they travel alike. aud
this includes gait, specs, aud action. II one
is square trot,er, the other mustnot shufH :
or rack. >, If one goes high aud clear the
other must not have long, swing. If one
let's out win long reaches, the other must
not mince, else they are not on'y T.. =: p" ~
but each damages the others gait without
helping his own The next point is consi.
tuition, or vital force and endurance; and
with this, must be reckoned age, temper,
and intelligence, and whatever goes to make
up the moral character of the animals. These
points, Of course will affect aud govern the
excellence. and unity of the first, but are
subordinate ip this, that vital lorce can make
amends for The absence OF action, aud no
amiablencss of temper can compensate th"
lack of locomotion, since horses are esteem
cd for what they can do, rather than io'
what they know. The th'd point is size;
and with this must be recknned style AL Il
build. In fact, style runs thr"' al! the points.
but more especially in carriage. Having SET
tied these points, then if the span match j."
color, so much the better; bni do not hitch
up an ilI.assored team in every other res
pecs but celor and size, and then think lh;
cuyhs,. checks. and wq"dqhuck skin viii
make them match: he thing can't be donr,
and the foolish attempt to. do it has turned
loose upon the world IL g""d n'any of 'ht
broken dcwn plugs which Gisgrac"our horse
stock. :: Many a horse would have per
formed tolerab!y well l,y himself OF with "''c
of his own gait and bottom to the end o:
his days, which by Il diff, rent mating la.
been ruined at six Or eight years of age, and
is good f:r nothing afterwards. Bays. looh
to this mater in making Up your m'tch''
teams.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-08-06
Cheap Dry Goods for Spring,
1SSS.
BROOM q NORREL3L.- =

23S Broad stFcet.--ANgu>f:l Ga.
HAVE lust opened their Spring Stock ofS Staple
4. Il and Fancy Dry Gnods. and would respectful.
y cal the attention &c the citizensdf Ed gebeld and
adjoining Districts tu. th, assortment. which com
prisrs al:art r>thing in the Dry Goods line,
haring been bought by an experienced buyer. they
are prepared to offer Goods al such prices as they
can guarantee 10 BE- as clIE,r AS THE CHEAPEST.
Fc ling assured that careful examination of our
Stock will induce liberal share Of Patronage they
solicit the favor Of an early call. 'mong our Goods
we invite particular att. ntion to the fnwng. viz:
Plaid Blk. and Fancy Dress SILKS
I" Satin Striped and Pr. Printed BEREGES
R ch SILK GRENADINES and Satin Plaid
TISSUES
FIR Printed CtlALLlES and BEREGA De
LANES
Rich Grrnadinc. Brrege and Jaconet FLOUN-
CED ROBES
Rich Fr Printed ORGANDIEs, MUS ms and.
LANNS
Blk CilALLIES. TAMATANs. BOMBAZlNES
and ALpACAS
Plain & ckd .Jaconet, Cambricks, NANSOOKS
and SWISS MUSLINS
BHuLLiANTS, CALICoEs, GINGIlANS,
TARL1ONS &c. &c. Sc.
/ Large assortment Worked Edsings and lnser-
tlngs
Rich Embd BAsQUEs, Lace and Silk MAN
'rllLAS.
Lice anil Grape SHAWtS-Rlk silk LACES:
Superior Assortment Of Clouds for GENTS and
BOYS wear
LiNENS--TARLE DAMASKs, DIAPERS,
TOWELElNGS sc. &c.
1O.4 and l2-4 LINEN SEIEETlNGS and super
PILLOW CASE LINENS
Superior assortment Blk and Bro DOMESTlCS,
SIlEETlNGS, LONG CLOTHS,
STRIPES. TICklNGS and Servants Goods
HOSIERY for Gents. Ladies, Mssrs, Boys and
children all kinds and prices.
Together with many other goods not named, all
vlich will be offered at prices that cannot be un-
!ersold in The way Of fair aud upright dealing by
| my House in the State.
BROOM & NORREGL.
23S Bruud Street augusta Gn.
tNcar'y upp'ste Augusta Bank.
If II.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-08-06
fafnlet's 474epartn0nt,
AGRICULTURAL, DEPARTMENT. PffEAp OFFICE.
aMEMLl . - 2.
WASHINGTON, Jul. %, 1856

=. WAsHINGTOH, Jul 23, lS3O
Au important measure, aud of great in
tcrest to all classes of people, has u'i heen
consummatc;l blythe .Agricul lIural Bu'ea" "t
tho Patent Office" Dr.. Charles T. Jackson,
the we'll known Chemist, of Boston, has
been engagst!by the: Department. to travel
through the country ard make chemical alIal
ysis oil various kiuds, with Il view to deter
mining the amount of nutrimentin different
kinds Of grain-the amount OF tanulng r"n.
tained in the barks and other materials used
by tauners-the determination OF the amount
OF pllosphoric acid in the soils OIL. the sea.
board, supposed to he exhausted, as COM
paired with the virgin soil Of the West. and
other matters connected with soils. The
duties OF DR.. Jackson will include an anal.
vsis Of the cotton ash, with Il view ol 'e.
teFmining the amount of mineral matter ex.
tracted from the soil by the plant. 1t is
thought that the cotton of the sea islands
owes its superior quality To the absorption of
soda from the saline soil or atmosphere, or
from both, and this anal ysis of The ash is to
determine the question as to quality between
this description of cotton aud that of the
interiur-whetter the preponderance OF 50.
da or potash is ihe' cause of the difference.
An analysis of the two soils: will also be
made with view Of establishing the fact:
Dr.. J. will also experiment tn, ascertain the
best means Of deodursing the sewerage and
fetal matter OF cities and large towns. and
converting them into fertilizers. THIS com
mission is one of the most impnrtan' pr"Jec-
tious of this active and useful Bureau, aud
from the well known reputation Of th;' gen.
,Isman employed, anin,eres,ing, full aud sat
isf;,ctory repor. may be locked for: The
hay crop occupies all important position in
the agricultural interest of this country, and
it is proposed by the Depal tment, as snon a>
circumstances will admit. to make iuvestga
tions, chemically, of the various grasses. and
the soils best adapted to their cultivation.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-08-06
A NOVELTY In CaTTOS BALElSG.

Our attention has been recently Girccict'
to new invention for COMPRISING co!ton
bales, which bids fair, in appearance at least,
10 supersede the use of rope. hon bands
for cotton bales are not absoutel y n"vel:y :;
bu. all which have been used heretofore have
been found more or less objectionable. MI.
D. McComb, oi Memphis, ienu., has re.
Gently invented what he calls Iron lie To-,
cotton bales" which, as far rs we are able
to Judge, either from personal Inspection, OF
from the highly respectable: list OF ceriti
Gates which he offers, promises TO be c"u'-
ple;ely successful. 1t is claimed that ttis
tie is easy of application to The bale. can be
taken of, shortened and Ie-used, and fur
nished at even less cost ,llau the rope.
1t is easily adapted to all the presses now
in use, and reduces The size of the bale, be-
sides rendering it more secure against damage
from fire or water. Ehe, p l.nlaliun presses
generally make a bale Of about thirty inches
which, after the pressure is removed, cx.
pands under the rope lie to about turty.tw"
inches. The press in New Orleaus com
presses the bale to about tweniy.three inches,
and retains it by means ol the iron lies al
that SIZE The strength OF the iron band
has been successfully tested in New O'lrans,
by throwing a number OF bales thus pat VI.
into the hold of u vessel twenty seven feet
depth. Certain responsible parties in Fick>
burg we're so We'll satisfied with the nven-
ton, that they invested thirty thousand dol;
lars in fractional of interest OF tile patent.
Within four days after the agents in this
city, Messrs. Dumesnii, Bell & Co.. exhibit
ed bale put up in this nau:,er, one hun
dred and eight thousand and ffty-srven ties
were sold 10 planters trading III this larke.
The invention is now fairly before the pub
lie, and it is the duty Of the planters to ex.
anime into it's merits for themselves. Messrs.
Dumesnil, Murdock & Co, OF New York,
are agents for the Atlantic States, and fur.
nIish the tie, delivered on board of vessels. at
eight cents per pound.-Commercial Repicp.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-08-06
State of South Carolina,

EDGkFIEf y IT" IhIL
IN ORDINARY.
DY w. F. DURISOE, Esquire, Ordinary ct Edge
ID field District.
Whereas, Guy Bruadwaler hath arplrd 10 tie
for Letters of Administration. tn all atn singular ~
gutsa drailrs. rights and cret,s I" j. IL. Christian
aie of the DISTRICT Aforesaid drrrrse'i.
These are, therefore, Ia cite and adncnsh all Al Il
SINGULAR the kindred and rredIrrs OF ise SAID 'rcrar
ed be and appear before me- al uur texi Ordinary
Court fur the sai District, IL he hr"i nj ft'seiirn
{. H., on the lth day Of August next, 10 st:ow
caus-, if any, Why the said admlhs,Tuih should m
he grnnled.
Given under my hand and seal, this 2Sih dny rl
July. in tI. year Of onr l.urd one iit'lsatd Eight
hundred and flty-sx, and in The 9Th year u Aueri.
can Independence.
W. r. DrRlSOE, o f. u.
July 30 q "
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-08-06
NEW GOODS.

TIIE subscriber is now receiving his Spring and
l Summer Stuck Of Goods at his old stand the
Brick Store, consisting Of every variety usually kept
in a Dry Go"ds store. viz:
Rich rolored Silks for ladies Dresses,
Silk Tissues. Challcys. Rarage Deaines,
Plain and Cuorpd Baraees,
Muslin and Earlstun Ginghams
English and American Prints
Plain. Checked, Striped 6 dotted Swiss aluslins
Plain, Checked laconets and Camhrics.
Fine worked Collars, Chenlizitts and Under
Sleeves
Swiss and Jacnnet Muslin Edgnes and Inserting:
Fine Silk, Grape. Napoltan Straw aud Fancy
Bunuets
a goud assortment cf Bonnie! Ribbons
ALSO
A gond assortment of Fashionable HATS Of al
kinds suitable Gr the season.
Umbrellnrs and Parasnls.
Mems. Ladis. Boys, Misses and chllrcns, Boots
aud Shurs of all kinds
Groceries. Hardware and Crockery.
With many other articles too tedious 10 mention
all of which will be sold on the most accommodating
terms, all are invited 10 call and examine for them
selves
~" liberal discount for Cash.
b. C. BRYAN.
April 9 1856 # ~.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-08-06

Groceries. &C.
'7NIIE Undersigned have f,rmcd u Co.partncr.
L ship in business. under lhr firm Of SlBLEf ]
& USHER. at the old and well Known stand I"
SiELEy & Son Corner of Market and Ccnirr Streets
hamburg, for The transaction Of general
Grocery, Provision & Cotton Business
Where We intend 10 keep constantly on hand 'ui
supply OF Goods, ;ind will sell as LOW for CAoli
us any other huse.
Our Stock consists in part Of the following:
Clarified. Crushed. Powdered, St. Croix, Forte
Ricn and New Qrlcr,> SUGAR:
New ORLEANS aud West India MOLASSLS;
Java and Rio COFFEE;
Irish POTATOES for i'laine;
BACON. LARD and BUTTER.
Bags,ug, Roire and Twine,
Shoe and Sole Leather,
MackvreI, Kits and Barrels,
Blankels. Negro Clulhs, Osnaburgs,
Saddles aud Brides, Wooden Ware,
Pepper and SPICE, Fresh Rice. Sack and
Table Salt, Tea OF V linus kinds, lndi-o'
y uduw Glass, E.a,nn. l.insrrd and 'frain t'
Paints. Powder, Rifle and Blasting. Shot and
Lead good assortment "i Chairs, hnck-
away<, Office Arm and thlrcn's
3edstcads. Soi:s. Feathers
Mexican and Peruvian Guauu, Kl,tlrwrll's Salts
Lime ami Plaster Iron, German and Cast sie'
Nails. assnrtca, &c. &c
JOSIAH SlBLEY JOHN USHER sk.
Hamburg, Jan %, 1856. ly
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-08-06

4 SE,soHABLw BEvEEAGE.-To max
nice summer bear take ID gallons Of water,
ID lbs. OF loaf sugar, d ounces of gIngr'
~el pounded, boil one hour, aid the white
of s eggs heat up, and ta:e off the scun'
strain The liquor into cart en- pans, let l.
stand ill cold, then put ii into your casl
with the peal OF IA lemons cut thin, an"
,h.ir Juice strained. Add half aspnon'ul "i
ale Yeast. on top. Stop the vessel cl"sel'
for fortnight. Then it may he bottled, a"'
in another fortnight it will he fit !or use.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-08-06

On -the;s same side ON which he carried il. and
-whpir:he ruhdit;~s4s tied .,he would pull on
it. when wonld let him up a little gradual.
ly onthe string until at length he came to
carry his tail perfectly straight.:. y -
GBoston Cultivator.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-08-06
FOR THE LADIES! +!

WE have on hand Il great variety Of Coogues,
w handkerchief Extracts, Toilet Powders and
an assortment Of Fancy and Toilet Soaps;
Punades Pure Bears Oil, Hair Tonics, Restora-
tives and Hair bye;
Preston Salts and Aromatic Vinegar;
Cream of Beauty, Carnation Rouge, Hair De-
piatory. &c. to all of Which the attention Of the
Ladies' is respectfully invited. For sac BY
a. q. Il I'd. TEAGUE, Druggists.
Ney % u
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-08-06
l.r. ~, 9 .---.f
:. I. A COUNTRY HOME.

=: =. 4 A COUNTRY HOME
Oh! give me u home in the country wide,
And seat BY th. farmers wn"d fir"s'de,
Where fire hurns bright,
On 4 frosty ni@it.
Where til Jest and the song and the laugh are free
Oh!:,hr farmers home is the home Tor me.
Oh give me a h inc in the country wide,
When The ..ar,l cnmes out rs blushng bride
!; 20 60 With b. buds and flowers,
In the bright spring hours,
H. br }al sng ringing. from ir' sh eaved trees,
And mel dy floats on the perfumed breeze.
In summer, i scat in shady monk.
And c!n~c by tn" side of c"oling brook,
Where the viole, grows.
Or the pale swamp rose.
Painting and sick, meath the suns sclorching beam,
Dips her fair petals in the c"ong stream.
Oh give me home in the country wide,
In the golden days Of farmers pride,
When hls barns are I'll ed,
From the Ids he's titled
And he fee 8 that his year j task is done,
Smiling 1T winter, he bcckons him on.
JUICE OF THE WATER MELoN.-A CORES.
pendent of the Prairie Farmer presents tn"
following method tf using water mel"ns:
endeavor, every year, to raise good
water melon patch. They ARE healthy aud
delightful fruit, | think. i cultivate the icing
variety: plaut early in May, and again to-
wards the end IF the month, 50 that they
NAV come in succession. When they com
menre rip"nng, we commence cutting. aud
use them freely during the rot weather.
When the weather becomes cool in Srpten.
ber we haul aquaniity oI them to The h"usr,
split them open, with spoon sclape ouI
the pulps in Il culiender, and strain the waite
into vessels.
We boil it in an iron vessel, then put il.
apples or peaches, like making aI:rle butte.
and boil slowly mutt, the fruit is well cooked.
then spice to taste, aud you have something
that most people will prefer to apple butte
or, any kind Of preserves. Or the svrnI
may be holed without fruit, down tn mo!as
ses which will be found to be rs fine as an,
sugar house muIisses. We have made in :'
fall rs much as ten gallons Of the apple hui
ter, if may so call it; and m"lasses which
has kept in fine condition until hlay.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-08-06

How're MAKE HORSE CAREY HIS TAIL
srRA1eHr-Ehad very fine colt. that Car.
,ried bis, tail on one side and was continually
throwing Il over lie driving lines. when to
cire him of this habit braided loop in
bis tail aud tied it With st,1g u tue Isacs
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-08-06
REES e. LINTON,
Warehouse g. Commission Merchants

AUGUSTA. GA,
'ENIIE Undersigned have formed Co. III q 4
j partnership for III" transaction of 81 Essaa Ezssisaaa
GENERAL WAREHOUSE and COMMISSION
BUSINESS, and will. on the first Of September
next take the new Fire Pronf Warehouse on Jack
sun street, now occupied by Cruckrr & R'cs.
We will i've our strict personal attention to all
business entrusted to our care, and would respect.
;u!ly ul cit share "r public paronag'.
Mr. I!EES wuuld take this OCCASION to return his
sincere thanks 10 lhr fri nds and patro s"t tile fir
OF Cracker Il Eces for their liberal patronage, AMI
would so!.cit n continuunc Of the snme for the ne"
Firm.
-. All orders for Bagging, Rope and Family
Supplies, will Jc carefully ,d at The lowest market
prices.
The usual cas, advances madr when required.
Join g. REES,
of thu firm 0f Crrckcr & Rers.
- SAMUEL. d. LINTON.
Augusta June 81, Pm 20