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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1856-07-24

PoLIrIcAL Signs IN HPENNsYLvASIA.--We receive;
ut this office sixty i've political newspapers from
from the State of Pennsylvania, published there
These arc divided between the three leading po.:
litcal parties in the following proportions. For
Buchanan there are twenty-one, with circula-
ton of 81, 800; for Fillmore there are three With
circulation of 1,T00; while for fremont thsfe
are forty-one, with circulation Of IS, ,512.. Who
will say that Pennsylvania is notin an incipient
state of revolution ?-Ne~ York Herald.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1856-07-24

The VoTE on ExpELLlNa BkooKs. The vote in
expelling Mr.. Brooksfor theassallt on Mr.. Sum- ::
ner was divided as follows For the expulsion
1l9 free State men and 2 slave State men, OF. s
Democrats and 115 opposition. Against the e1-.
pulsion 10 free and 92 slave State men. or 68
Democrats and 32 opposition. Mr. Hoffman, Of.
Maryland, is one of the two slave State men who Z
voted in favor of expelling Mr.. Brooks, S -,
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1856-07-24

BUILDING WITH Wet Bricks. s.-z:We notice Id an
exchange paper, paragraph upon this subject,
which we think Of considerable importance to bull.
dcrs 1t is stated on what is considered good au.
thority, that Of experience that wall twelve inch
es thick, built Of good mortar with bricks we'll
soaked, is stronger in every respect than one
sixteen inches thick built dry. The reason of
this is; that if the bricks are saturated with Sa-
moisture which is necessary to it's capitalization.
but on the contrary they will chemically unite
with the mortar, and become as solid as q rock;
On the other hand, if the bricks are put up dry,
they Immediately take all the moisture from tbs.
mortar leaving it too dry to harden, and the COM.
sequence is, that when q building ofthis descrip-
tion is taken or tunbes down of its own accord Z
the mortar from it is like 90 much sand. 9
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1856-07-24

Bas~ DR. Miller of Cleaveland, is the American
Wing candidate for the Senate In the Rutherford
district, in opposition to Dr. Mills, the Amer
ican candidate. The district is composed Of Ruth
erford Cleaveland, and Polk counties DIR. Miller,
although approving, in the main, the principles /.
and objects of the American party, did not. join
the organization. He processes to sbe Whig.
triumphantly elected over his competitor. sts-.
rifle Spectator. - =s;..5s75ii -
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1856-07-24
,,EssRs. BROOKS AND KEITT.

The Governor has issued writs of election, for
the Districts represented by these gentlemen here
tofore; the election to come off on the 28th inst.
Mr.. KEITT has returned home, but by the ADVICE
of friends, Mr. Brooks will remain in Washing
ton City. Both gentlemen will be returned with
out opposition, but the 18th is the time set for
the adjournment, it is not likely they will resume
their seats in the present Congress.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1856-07-24

cessful, and their malevolent aspiration for the
overthrow of the fairest fabric Of government the
the world has ever seen would be gratifed, but
they themselves will be crushed into powder be-
meath its ruins.-Richmond Dispatch.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1856-07-24

ExEcurEp.-M. NJ. Ghaney, convicted Of negro:
stealing. was hung Mt Lancastervilie. on Friday,
11thinst Hepersisted to the last IN asserting bis
innocence. -rN'---', " ,.1,-.S sy ssis.. - - -
Moses Gossett, convicted Of the game offence,
NEGRO stealing expiated his crimeso the sams
day Mt Unionville. ~ -. :! (. ~ u, q
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1856-07-24

For GovERNpR.-The Pee Dee Herald proposes
Hon. Edward Frost of Charleston, for Governor.
The Herald says Judge Frost is no stranger to the
people of South Carolina,
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1856-07-24

n@- A correspondent of the Pennsylvania states
that the New York Herald has lost one. thousand
subscribers in Philadelphia since it has come out
for Fremont. ..E
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1856-07-24
THE ENGLISH PEorLE ox THE SUMNER Assault.

THE ENGLISH PEorLE ox THE SUMNER Assault.
At meeting Of the inhabitants Of Bridge water,
on Thursday, June 26, the Rev S. A. steinthal in
the chair, it was unanimously resolved, That this
meeting has heard with sorrow and indignation Of
the assault made upon sacred right Of freedom Of
speech, when the fitting Representative Of South
Carolinian chivalry, Preston s. Brooks, struck
down npon the floor of the United Ststes Senate
chamber the honorable Senator from Massachu.
setts, Mr.. Sumner. II would hereby express its
deep sympathy with Mr.. Sumner, and through
him with all the noble men who are combating a.
gaiust slavery in the United States, and taereby
earning for themselves names that shall be bessed
through all ages 10y freemen of every laud, and
while thus deeply sympathizipg with the Fl: snds
Of freedom, would urge them to continue their;
efforts, under their present trials, till the United
States are freed from the curse. Of slavery. y -
They had better mind their own business. q
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1856-07-24

|, EXPENSES oH THE Cars HausEHoLp.-The st.
Petersburg correspondent of the independence
Beige gives the following curious details Of an in-
yestigation recently instituted by the Emperor Of
Russia, into the expenses of his household: -
:.The efforts Of tho Emperor to establish order
and regularity in the expenditure of his establish.
ment have brought some curious circumstances to
light. He has made ita point to abolish the abu.
ses, and put nm end to the frightful frauds which
were daily prnctised even upon those on the stems
of the throne. One day the Emperur. looking
over his household expenses, requested the items
of expenditure to be furnished him, AZ he wished
to form an idea as to the amount Of his civil LIST.
Amongst other items be particularly remarked one
of about 80, ,0O0f (S6,0O0) for suet. The charge
appeared strange, as he could not understand how
Or for what purpose, 10000 francs worth Of suet
could have been required. he insisted on a,l ex.
PLANTATION inquiries were made, and it was found
that the Empress Catherine II was RECOMMENDED
by quack doctor to take foot baths Of reindeer
and other kinds of suet, 6 remedy for weakpess
in one of her legs that she continued to do so tit
her death. but that suet still continued to be- char
ged in the imperial budget after Her Aiajesty's
decease, and had been regularly paid for upwards
of fifty years. ts.;IsEa
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-04-30
Sans in Town once More,

Augusta, Ga. April % 3t Is
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-04-30
Woods Hair Restorative,

THERE are plenty of young Gentlemen, are
J. well as plenty of old ones, whose boards as
turning gray, which gives the former good deal
of uneasiness, and exposes the age Of the latter.
To avoid these little perplexies, we advise such OF
orr readers to use Prof. WOODS HAIR RES
TORATIVE, which will, in the course o! few
weeks. change the white hair to its natural color.
1t does not dye the hair, like the most of the Hair
Restoratives, but produces gradual change Of color
from the roots Of the hair to the ua end and gives
i. a fine and glossy appearance We have seen
many persons who have used it successfully, and
pronounced it the only invention which has come up
to their idea Of "cure for gray heads" We
commenced using i about two months since, and il
we are any judge 81 age and beauty, it has made
us at least ten years younger-n fact, are begin
ming to look quite young, and feel very much like
getting young wife. The change is miraculous,
and it would be as difficult to find gray hair now
as it would be to find an idea in the head of the
Duke of Buckingham. We know several old
maids and some young widows, whose locks are
just beginning to assume silvery hue, and who
have been talking seriously about resorting to this
remedy and We advise them not to delay any lon
ger 1t never fails-St. louis Herald.
For sale, wholesale and retail, by
VIM. HAlNES, Druggist.
Augusta, Ga. April % 3t Is
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-04-30
The South Carolina Agriculturist.

TyHE Executive Committee Of the State Agri1
cultural Society of South Carolina having Sc:
ected the subscriber to edit their paper, prospec;
tus is now issued in compliance with their instruc:
tons. This journal will be devoted to Agriculture;
Horticulture. Natural Science, Rural Taste, Archio
lecture and Art, the Mechanical and Manufacturing
interest," and all the pursuits pertaining 70 general M
proyement 1t will Also contain faithful transcript
Of the organization and proceedings of the Society,"
Essays and COMMUNICATIONS from the best writer's
in the State, and monthly summary Of the sP'rt;
OF thea grcultural press All subjects devote 70
the Improvement Of the mind, the soil, stock, and
domestic comfort, will find ready admission into its
columns, and such contributions are specially deslr
ed. The work Will be printed in beautiful, new and
fair type, on fine white paper, with tinted cover,
and & contain thirty two pages per month. lns
publication will commence on the LIST OF May, 1890;
There will also be published additHnal ad'ertis
ihs sheet as supplement, in Which limited mum;
ber OF advertisements will be inserted. -
TpnMs-S1 90 per anhun1. No paper sent unless
the money is paid IN advance. Life Members ID
the State Agricultural Society will receive the Po.
per without cost.
Papers interested in the cause Of improvement
will please publish this prospectus, and notice tns
same edcrally. An exchange is solicited.
Address A. G. SUMMER,
Edtbr South Carolina Agriculturist."
State Agricultural 's0slesy Rooms S0am1's' I
March %. ~.
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NEW GOODS.

TNHE subscriber is now receiving his Spring and
i Summer Stock of Goods at his old stand the
Brick Store, consisting Of every variety usually kept
in Dry Goods store, viz:
Rich eolored Silks for ladies Dresses,
Silk Tissues, Challeys, Barage Delaines,
Plain and Colored Barages,
Muslin and Earlston Ginghams
English and American Printe,
Plain, Checked, Striped 81 Dotted Swiss Muslins,
Plain, Checked Jaconets and Cambrics,
y Fine worked Collars, Chenisitts and Under
Sleeves
Swiss and Jacohet Muslin Edgings and Insertings
Fine Silk, Grape, Napolitan Straw and Fnncy
Bonnets
A good assortment of Bonnet Ribbons
ALSO
A good assortment Of Fashionable HATS OF hli
kinds suitable for the season.
Umbrellars and Parasols,
Mems, Ladies' Boys, Misses and childrens, Boots
and Shoes of all kinds
Groceries, Hardware and Crockery.
With many other articles too tedious to mention
all Of whxh will be sold on the most accommodating
terms, all are invited to call and examine for them:
selves.
w A liberal discount for Cash.
B. C. BRYAN.
April 1856 # u.
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Land for Sale

r will offer for sale at Edgefeld G. H., On the frst
i Monday in May next at Public Outcry, twotraet!!
ist The GOOD SPRING tract containing about
THREE HUNDRED acres, including the Good
Spring. This tract lies we'll, fine building site
near the Spring. good provisions and Orchard LAM,
clay foundation none cleared and heavily timbered.
2nd. The BARTLETT tract on both sides Of the
Plank Road, thirteen miles from Hamburg, and ex-
nds across Little Horse Creek, containing about
EIGHT HUNDRED acres. On this tract Is aset=
Element with Eighty or One Hundred acrts cleared,
fine Min Sea-. On Little Horse Greek: The un-
cleared portion is thiskly covered with heavy pine
timber. "'' -
Mr.. William s. Howard will show the lines Of
either tract. The Plats ttny be seen upon applica-
ton to Lewis Jones, Esq, at Edgeded Court House,
who is authorized to treat Tor the slime ut private
sale.
Tsnns.-A credit until the first Of. January psd
for the first tract; and one and two years for the
second, interest from day Of sale, with usual se
curities. ''' JOHN BAUSkETT.
April 23 y -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-04-30
Important to Planters.

TNHOSE wishing to obtain the best plow for "aII
Il ,uorkn are invited to examine Warick's Inn
proved plow A specimen may be seen at the Post
Office in Edge6eld. Persons interested, are re-
qugsted to cali and judge for themselves.
II. WILLIAMS,
Edge6eld, April 8, 1885,
The following certificates speak tor themselves.
LAFAYETTE, Ala. Oct. 8, lS55.-We the under
signed having used Nouh Warlck's Patent Plew,
durhp the last season. state for the benefit Of those
who have not used it, that believe it to be superior
TO any plow we ever saw used, and for durability
and chenpness it cannot be surpassed.
MoRR1s G. TowLEs A. G. McCANTs,
Barron STAMPS, T. SHANNON,
LEWIS ScnuEssLER, THos. j. WINsToN,
Wm. l.. GRAFTON, JOHN R. AFFORD,
Acy1s6t FisLAy, isaac B1RNEs,
tIuy1syILLg, August 30, l655.-We the under.
sioned have seen Noah Warlicks Patent Improved
Plow at work this day, and we feel no hesitancy in
pronouncing it to be superior to any plow that we
have ever seen for efficiency in turning sod, depth
of cut. and case-of draft, and that we admire the
manner of attaching the subsoi, hpl tongue. 1urn-
ing points, and scraper to the same stock and cheer:
fuIlv recommend TO the farming interests Of our
community.
STEPHEN S. EwfNa G. W. LAUaHINGHQusE
RopERr HANCOCK, DR. F. JORDAN,
J. B. BRADFORD, ROBERT FREEMAN,
Tnos. w. WnIrE, R. G. SooTT,
JONI R F HEWLETT, G. W. VINCENT.
WIN. c. VINCENT,
TnLADEoA, Dec. 6. 1851 hereby certify that
I have purchased and used Warlick's Patent Plow
in sowing VIII Eat this fall in grassy lands, and am
highly pleased with it. 1t has an advantage over
any plow with which am acquainted in plowing
deeply and cogging less in turfland. Several of my
peighbors have used il, and are oil we'll satisfied
and seem to consider it as having advantages over
any pow in use, in grassy land for durability and
good work. JOEL W. WATKINS.
April l6 "a
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Cheap Dry Goods e'e y for Spring,

BROOM & NORRELL
23S BrOiid Streel---Augusta Ga.
HAVE Just opened their Spring Stock of Staple
IL and fancy Dry Goods, and would respectful.
ly call the attention Of the citizens of Edge6ed and
adjoinbE Districts to the assortment, which COM
ptses almost everything in the Dry Goods lue,
huSiag been bought by an experienced buyer, they
are prepared to offer Goods at such prices as they
can guarantee to be as CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST.
Feeling assured that careful examination of our
Stock will induce liberal share Of Patronage. they
solicit the favor Of an early call. Among our Goods
we invite particular attention to the following, viz
Plaid Blk. and Fancy Dress SILKS
Satin Striped and Fr. Printed BEREGES
ch SILK GRENADINES and Satin Plaid
TISSUES
Fr Printed CHALLlEs and BEREGA De
LANES
Rich Grcnadine, Berege and Jaconet FLoUN-
Ri Rich Fr Printed oRGANDIEs, ,MUsLlNs and
'5i Blk 4 cliALLIEs, Ill ,TAMATANs. oMBAzINEs
and ALPACAS
Plain & cbkd Jaconet Cambrcks, NANSOOKS
and SWISS MUSLINS
BRILLIANTS, CALICOES, GINGHAMs,
TARLTONS &c. &c. &c.
Large assortment Worked Edgings and lnser-
tings ,,,+r.,,
Embroidered COLLARS, SLEEVES, OEEMli
ZETTES, BANDS, and FLONNBlNGe.
Rich Embd BASQUEs, Lace ahd Silk MAN
TlLlAS.
Lace and Grape SHAWLS-Blk. silk LACEs.
Superior Assortment Of Goods for GENTS and
BOYS wear
LINENS-TABLE DAMASKS, DIAPERS,
TOWELLINGS &.t. &c.
1914 and 1874 LINEN sHEETlNGs and super
pillow CASE LINENS
Superior assortment Blk and Bio DOMEsIlCS,
SHEETINGS, LONG CLOTHS,
STRIPES, TICKlNGS and Sersahts Goods
HOSIERY for Gents, Ladies, Misses, Boys and
children all kinds and prices. !,
Together with rnahy other goods not named, all
which will be offered at prices that cannot be un-
dersold in the way of fair and upright dealing by
BROOM & NORRELt,
23S Broad Street Augusta Ga.
Nearly opposite Augusta Bank.
April 2 tt IL.
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The Busy Bee.

A Paperjust issued in Charleston, South CarolnAs,
devoted to the promotion Of Literature, Fine Artf
Science and Industrial Pursuits, and particularly y
the encouragement of Native Talent. =. = :"
To be published regularly, aud embeIishea With
Original Tales. Poems, Amusing Sketches, GO. &oS
all OF which viii be Illustrated by cuts and desigts
both beautiful and Numerous. It'iS 'aso 10 6e'efl
tended to the other States, both South ahd North
and will afford rare opportunity for 'Adysftisl
Only small portion of the thPsF, however, Ria IA al
devoted 10 Advertising; buF' those Sko advertise
tage. With saitaGle Cuts aha designs, on very red:
snable terms Persons desirous Of seeing the paper,
caueall at sif. J. PHlNNEY'S Printing ofaee, q
the rear of 48 Broad street, and obtain copies, b
paying 64 cents. Those alta distance can enclossA
Post Office Letter Stamp, and it viii be- totwarded!
Terms-s2 per year, half payable d aAvahde z
April. l6. "s.s,a :sla
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-04-30
Carriages, Carriages,

THE Subscribers would respectfully inform the
i public that they are manufacturing, and have
now on hand, and are constantly making all kinds
of Carriages and Buggies Of the latest
patrons and most fashionable styles and are also re.
ccving from the North from the best Factories all
kinds Of CARRIAG ES and BUGGIES, all which
they will sell on as favorable lei ms for Cash or ap
proved Paper as any similar establishment in the
South. LEIGH TUCKER.
N. B.-Reparing done usual on reasonable
terms, at short notice. L. s.
The Subscriber returns bis sincere thanks to the
Citizens Of the district for their patronage for the
last three years and solicts continuance for the
New firm. JOHN LEIGH.
April % 1856, If Is
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Spring and Summer Goods.

Spring and Summer Goods
d H. SULLIVAN has just received and opened
H. his Spring and Simmer GOODS, to which
he respectfully calls the attention Of his friends and
the community generally, the Stock consist viz
French Jaccnet MUSLlNSi
French Organdee Muslins;
French Berages and Tissues,
Prints and GlNGHEMS;
Alpacas and BOMBAZlNE Z
Cold and Blk. SflALLEYS
Black and Plaid SILKS and fine and large as
sortment Of White Goods.
Drap De ct and Italian CLOTH;
White and Brown Linin DRILLS;
Plain and Tuled COTTONADES
Bleached and Brown SHEETlNG;
Bleached and Brown SHIFTING;
A fine lot Irish LIN EMS;
Bonnets and Bonnet Ribbons in any variety;
Hosiery and Gloves Of all kinds;
Hats -Boots, Shoes, Crockery and Glass Ware;
Hard ware and Cutlery, Saddery and Groceries
Please call and examine my stock, for we will take
great pleasure in showing it.
April 2 If IL
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nO not pass linn by. The POrtn are Gear OF ice
~ and goods are reaching their destination.
l am now receiving daily my Spring stock Of
goods, consisting in part of
Heidsic Champagne;
Bonche, do. qts. and pts;
Nuns do. do.
Nectar Whiskey and all other brands that are to
be had in this market or Augusta.
Smoked Beef, Pickles, Preserves, Raisns. Figs,
Smoked Tongues Ketchup, Almonds, and all other
kinds of Nuts, Crushed Sugar, Ground, Loaf, &c.
Rio Coffee, Lagura, Java, Rice, Flour, superior
quality, NIackerel, Whole, half quarter and kits,
Macaroni, Adamantine and Sperm Candles, and q
variety Of other articles too numerous to mention.
S. E. BOWERS, Agt.
Hamburg, April l6. IF IA
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CAROLINA H0TE Ell,
HAMBURG, S. C.
JOHN A. MAYS, PROPRIETOR.


THE Public are respectfully in MRyA
i formed that this Hotel has under fWIE3
gone thorough repair, and has been t.ie
rcfi,ted in the BEST STYLE. regard .sleessL
less of EXPENSE and was opened on the First Of Octo-
Der, for the reception Of Boarders and accommodation
of Transient customers.
The hest accommodation is guaranteed to those
who will favor the Proprietor with their patronage
and the Management will be such as 10 command
for the House, the reputation it has always main
tanned, as the Best Hotel III Hamburg.
The Proprietor assures the public that no pains
shall BIZ spared on the part OF tue Management to
furnish the Table with The best vands the Markets OF
Augusta and Hamburg afford.
Families visiting our Town are solicited to give us
call as our best exertions shall be devoted TO ao-
minister to their entire comfort.
attached to the Hotel, is fine LIVERY and
SALE STABLE, kept by c. DANIELS g. D.. 3.
CARRIco, which is well fitted up and has all kinds OF
Pruvender that this Market can possibly afUrd and
they pledge themselves to take as good care OF Stock
as any other Stable, or no pay.
They are prepared to accommodate Drovers Stock,
and Transient Horses at all timcs and have Horses
and Buggies to hire, and will run one or more Hacks,
whenever called for on reasonable terms.
N. B.-They have an eminent Horse Farrier
who proposes to Cnre all durable diseases of the
Horse, contagious diseases excepted or no pay,
and will be responsible that horses under his treat
ment shall be we'll cared for and treated according
to instructions.
Hamburg, April 20 1856. 6m Is
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Land for Sale,

THE Subscriver wishing to change his locaton
l. offers for sale his VALUABLE PEANTAs
TON, containing
Three Hundred & Seventy seven Acres
Lying on safGda River, and adjoining lands Of Vim.
A. strotber, A. CLARK and David Payne, near
Bozeman's Ferry, and within two or three hundred
Yards of tile Greenville & Columbia Rail Road. =
The Tract contains about one hundred acre. in
original forest, whilst the rest is under fence. One
hundred and 6ftSitin high state Of cultivation,
of which there is from seventy-6ve to ono hundred
acres of fine bottom land equal to any and surpassed
by none in the State. This plantation has good out:
lets and excellent ranges for stock. :
On the premises are good Two Story Dwelling
House and; all necessary plantation baildnsa. Alsas
Spring Of never failing water: = 80
B- ANY person wishing to purchase VIII call on
the Subscriber who tesldes on the premises, and he
j. ". MAYNARD. :.
NOVEL, If rs
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-04-30
FurnitureL Furniture!

DENJAMlN & GOODRICH, Broad street, OPP
ID posite hanback, & Cooper's, respectful an
nounce to their friends and the public that they are
now receiving daily choice and well selected
assortment of all kinds Of FURNITURE, such as
BUREAUS. BOOKCASES SOFAS, CHAIRS,
TETE.A -TETES, CENTRE TABLES, BED
STEADS, WINDOW SHADES, &c., of the la-
test and most fashionable designs, which they guaran
tee to sell as low be bought in this city, and
invite all who wish to purchase, to call and examine
their stock.
ALL WORK WARRANTED.
Mattresses and a kinds Of Furniture, rahufac-
tured and repaired to order, with neainess and dig
patch. BENJAMiN & GOODRlCH.
Augusta, April 90, If Is