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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-04-01

DELAWARE Cry, Tls
September 10, 1856.
MtesRs MEANS; sour Engine and Saw Mill bviif
by you, work finely 1t does all that we nsk, oL
that yOu warranted il to do. We wish you could
make more sales in this territory
N5 ODBERr & SOLOMON. Il
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-04-01

ISLAND CReEK TOWNSHIP, Jeff CO.
September IS, 1856. Ia
MEssRs. MEANS Il RRoTnERs: my Engine Goes
Grstrae. lam satisfied and will npon aIi occasiQps
recommend the purchase Of Engines OF your make.
JAMES SCOTT.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-04-01

|~heaT! Wh6R Ey
I The highest maj ket price In CASH, alw 4ys paid
for good merchantal le WItEAT 81 our warehouse,
Cadiz depot. 4 gA4 sks GEOKO3& Il WlLEONs
.'usT I6, 1850. ts
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-04-01
sEPH MEANS JAMES MANS GEO. D. MkAa
MEANS & BROTHERS.

MEANS & BROTHERS.
sTEUBEN WILLIE. OHIO.
IRON FOUNDERS
chinr and Mill Castings, GLering Mactipety, Pull.
lies, Wre ght and Cast Iron Sha!ting, with heavy
forging. &c, &c
Our facilities enable us TO- do work of this kind
unequaled IN this part Of the State, Orders ad-
dressed to Mems a. Brothers, Steubehyille. Ohio
We add ekttacts irem lctters adtitesse6to TO us dus
RUG the last year relative 10 our EpgiHss..
EAGKAHSE, Jefferson CO., o.
August /, 1856
MEANS & Brothers: .'Your Engine has now beer
in operation long enough TO satisfy mo- !, hsvs
ground 100 Bushels Of Wheat with 10 bushels OF
coal and think if we had good dry wheat it cotfd
be done with less coal. ] have no hesitation inres
commencing your Engines. . a.....s. sf
A. NJ. BUCHANAN
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-11-27
DON'T BE AB3CHELOR.

Young men, don't live a crusty bachelor, IT
is not good fer you. Il will never improve
your morals, your health, nor yonr beauty
Marry as you can make It convenient, and as
you can shape your affairs to.support a wife.-
But when you marry, don't fall 10 love with
face instead of a woman. Remember that com
mon sense is a rare virtue, much better than
silver and gold and fashion, Don't court and
marry criDoline and money bags, simply be-
cause il is crinolne or gold in prGty; but look
for sound, practical sense in aIwoman first =
thai is the touch stone 10 try her other qualities
by.
When you have that, all else comes. Your
wife, that is TO be-, it She is full of common sense,
will grow to your way OF thinking and make
Won grow to hers. 4 woman who has woman
" love in her heart will find ways TO MAKE
your love towards her grow as the years 60
over you both. And another thing needs TO
be needed, and that Is--a commen sense wo-
man is not to BE- found where fashion insists
upon dragging young females into whirl,
where there is simply idle gossip and little
brain.
Young man don't stand looking after that
Young woman who has thp Distinguished air,
the reputation OF a flirt and belle, whose ia
ther has heaps Of cash for it IS not possible
that while you are s,raintug your eyes that way
YOU may be turning your back upon some un-
obtrusve little damseI whom nature has cut as
vour other half, and who may be Just that plea
SAINT faced, placid tempered, oyeaoIe little crea-
ture who will think enough ofyOu 10 90 with
you 10 the end of the world, and stay by and
comfort you when you get grey haired and
fdgPiy.
Marry, young gentlemen, and keep your
selves out of scraps. Have something 10 live
for. A man alone in the world isn't more than
half man, and the world wants-eniire man.
So mend yourself, and be happy. And you
shall have reason to say it was a good Thing
YOU resolved to marry and refused to b. soll-
tary, beer drinking, pipe smoking 5achtlor, If
Won succeed as we'll in your efforts as he who.
once young may Ike you, IS now simply the
old, contented and corniortablr.-Litei iHiustra-
fed
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-11-27
ttliStellancCu 6.
THE BOA-TTNIEL.
NEW svoer, Dy CHARLES ReADr.


The 1918 train glided from Paddington.
May 7, 1877. Ia thr left compartment OF
certain first class carriage, were four passengers;
of these, two we've NORTH description The
lady had smooth, white, delicate brow, strong
ly marked eyebrows, long lashps, eyes that
seemed 10 change color, ana good sized deli
cious mouth, win tegth as vhite as milk.
inaa could not s-r hec nose for her eyes and
mouth her own sex could and wou!di,agt. told
us ssnic ronscnsr about IT, She wore an un-
preteadiag gravjs' dress, bm,on~d 10 the throat.
with lazfa1rr ,..ai,d g.et,sos and a Scotch
shaw illat a,rreas.ly rvadea shr r+srogs5ii,y OF
color. She vas like duck-s5 light her
plain feathers hl!rd her; and there she sat
smoo!h, s,:ur, and DELICIOUS. ,yi!h = book in her
hand, and soape0a of her snowy wrist lust
visible as shr hrldn
Hrr opp2slt- urigbbo- VA; what call
good style OF aaa-the more to his crrdll, SINCE
he brtongpd 10 CORPORATION that treon- n,ly
eurns out thv worst imaginable s,vle Of yonnr
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-11-27
~ hnasle 4 BET how singuIar! What was

''Youhpade bet, how singular! What was
np,
"0nl4 IA pair of gloves, George. F"
YES III know, hut what abont itl''
."Tha4if you did you should be my husband,
''0h Hnt stay; then you could not have been
so very ahgty with me, love Why dearest,
then whe hrongh; that action against mel"
Mrs 1oiignan looked down.
81 sasafraid you was forgetting mIo
"SWeat angel here is the Box Tunnel
NowFPadpr-de no. no snch thing You
can't expect 10 be INDUCED in this way every
time you come TO a dark place besides, it IS not
the thing. Consider, two sensible married Peo-
pie no such phtnome non, ! assure you, took
place. No scream issued in hopeless rivalry OF
the engine-ths timp
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-11-27
Select Poetry.
From tic States.
STRAY THOUGHTS.
BY " SEAMAN BARE.

Tou and /, funny creatures-are We not
Here to-day, o-noFrow-where3
Ever changing this our LOT,
Joy or sorrow, ease or care
Thus we journey on through Hie,
Meeting, parting. friends and foes,
Mmgliug in ths daily strife,
Sharing IN il, b S. and woes
Gong, coming,
Til we die,
Ever roaming,
You and /.
You and |, funny creatures-do you doubtI
Remember tbs when urXt we meet,
Doubtless, then You'll find II out,
As we pass upon he street;
Do We ssuile d brothers should
A kindly glance irom out be heart,
And drop word, a, oft We could,
Thus show manly friendly Par}
Dairy meeting,
Passing by,
Never greeting,
Iou and !.
You and /, funny crea'ures-soo u 70 me
The hearIs las lhfob viii come and 20,
And your own will TO more be
A source of life where pleasures fow;
Then, smies that gwen uow, will form
The iris o'er the bouud,ess sea,
Where frirRds wIli gataer thFougn the storm,
RefectIeHs there OF th-e AID me-
Whilst all alone
Those forms viii lie,
That once were known
As you and /.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-11-27
POPPING THE QUESTION.


~ L" y -.'
There Is nothing more appalling TO "a modest
and sensible young man, than asking the gIfi
he loves, 10 marry BIN, and there are lew who
10 not fad their moral courage tasked to the
utmost.
Many a nan who would lead tofiorn hope,
mount breach, and seek the bub5l" reputation
even al the cannon's mouth, trembies at the
idea Of asking woman thp question which is TO
decide his fate. Ladies may congratulate them
selves that nature aud custom have made them
the responding party.
In matter which men have always found SO
terrible, Yet winch IN one way or other they
nave aI"aYS coQ'FlVeG IN some awkward way
to accomplish, Il IS not easy to give instructions
suited toevrry rmrTgency'
y man naturally conforms 10 fne disposition
OF the woman he admiF"S. IT she be serious,
ne wlil approach The awial suajrct with due
solemnhy gay and lively, he wil! make II
an excellent Io@e; II sottIV sentimental ne must
WOO nef N s'rath o! hi2a romance ana Il Sc
NefFiy Pfacacai' FeIies hPoh straightforward
common sFuSp.
mere 's one maxim Of nn'vrrsa! application.
'N'Fe' pSe az q 'Po''u",'y' Hd' ean wo-
man 'HfQS OF a 'o'rf VINO he@lrctS one f'o-
men cannon lna6H difrcl advances oui lAey use
i'ili'he tact ~ giving men occasions l" make
thrfn' an every case It Is Iaif 70 presume mat
""ei ~"f'a" gives man ah opportunity,
sac eAtFftS DIM 20 improve Il : ana 'houSh Ne
may feil,plF' ai'c I7Ti ni> PulSt thfoonlhS ana
i.nS - ii1ouSh Every i.'io 'aouGh MS "ear'
tf'ia'' ,'a'l. as ''5'Saf cle'VfS e me
F''l OF ms ,n""'o' yF' me a"ioi question
must o' "'hT"' 's'e iFaf'ul TASK accomplish
ca.
l" ','s C"u''i y t!'t toN'r Is tdNing roman
. NC walk oy moonlight "''h NE Iady Of ms
,o'e-'a'NS oi '"e oe"u'ieS OF me scenery 'hr
harmony 0. '"e mature ana FNciaI''S--''A u u
J"Ha' 40" haPPy "oHia fAt>ifneF prove
always haa ShcA co'Hfanl0h
"a" sSn' and leans more 'rem'Ingiy on Inc
ann laa' !Feo'i'h','@y supports nPF'
MY dearest Jui'a' 'p "nlhe forever
ms - N''lT'' anu ',e a"S"'' even 80 HI
audible makes or uhd2es nm quite.
axe PNY on !'fioth naehti0F' says .
hoIhtf' ID a imahh'r "hich may 0e tRhef J~St
or n 'arh'Ss: marry NE al once ana P0t me
ou' ol my misery.
:" III, All my "eaF', whenever you are Fea
oN'' F1F'lrS 'ae IduS''' la'F' y JOKE carried
thus lar IS rasiIy made earnest
point Is often carried by taxing thing tor
|rd'i'r"' SF""Ft''"' VINO mas oreh paw"
attention 10 !ady. says, Nv ~. Mary, "nrn
th' naPPy cay Nv hat day' pray ''snF
ASKS WIN conscious n'nSh'
Nv n.y. eVrFy'ooy Knows we are gong TO oe
married. ana II Hls0' as Wen oe al one 'iFle as
auo,"eF' 50 W"fh Sna'! Il oe
1oFnrfr" ~ ''ls 'aSi'!2n mere IS no retreat
''Jhnr' 'oFf YOU "H! 70" t"aIIE Hie
"ou'u De somewhat abrupt ana frankly gwen
Eyes would or snort and sweet Tor an an
S"tr.
"LHen' one word from you wonId make me
81 should br cfurl not tos speak it then. unless
il is very hard one
al is a word Of three letters and answer the
question: VIII yon have NE e.
The lady of course says "Yes," unless she
happens to prefer word of only two letters,
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-11-27

ga gentleman was once making fun OF a.
sack which young lady wore. ''You had bet
ter keep quiet" was the reply. "or will give
you the sack." ."-ssI should be most happy" was
the gallant response, sit You would give it to
me as it is, with yourself inside of It,"
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-11-27
II II III O I o II 8.
A AGREENHORN ON THE LOCOMOTIVE.

Mr.. Snodgrass, junior, has been ssscooting
around" al the West, and as some of his experi-
ences are rather amusing We copy an extract, ,ss
follows =
When we got to the depo, went around TO
git look at the iron hoss. Thundtration il
wasn't no more ike boss than meetin house
II was 9oin 10 describe the animulr I'd say il
looked Ike-welI, it looked llkp-darned if |
know tChat it looked like, unless il was a regu-
lar he devil, snorting Are and birthstone out Of
his nostrils, and putting out black smoke all
round, and pantin, and beyin, and swellin, and
chawin up red hot Goals like they was good
A fellow stood in little house like feedin him
all the time but the more he got the more he
wanted and the more he bowed and snorted.
After a spell the feler .catched him by the tail,
and great Jerico he set up yell that split the
ground for more'n mie and half and the
next mint felt my legs waggin, and found
myself at t'other end ofhe string o'vehickIes.
wasn't skeered, but ] had three chillS and a
stroke Of palsy III less than FIVE mnits, and my
face had curious brownish-yeller- olueish COL
or in If, which was perfectly unaccountable.
''Uell," says /, ''comment is Super-fouS."
And ! took seat in the nearest wagin, or car,
as they call it-a consarned long steamboat look
III thing, with string OF pews down each side,
big enough TO hold about man and-a-half.
Just as sat down the boss hollered twice, and
started on ike streak, pitched me head first at
the stomach of a big Irish woman, and she gave
a TREMENDOUS grunt and then ketch'd me by the
head and crammed me under the seat and
when got out and staggered TO another seat,
the was a jumpin and tearin along al nigh
onto forty thousand miles an hour, and every
body was bobbin up and down like mill saw,
and every wretch OF 'em had his mouth wide
open aud looked like they was latin, but
couldn't hear nothin, the cars kept such a
rackit. Dime5y they stopped all at once, and
then such another af busted out o'ihem pas
sengpIs as | never heard before. Latin al me,
too, that's what made NE mad, and was mad
as thunder, too. rs up aud shakn' my fist
at 'em, says [, ''Ladles and gentlemen, look a.
here I'm Peaca5se stranger-" and away
the dern train went like small pox was in town,
Jerking ne down in The seat with whack like
I'd been thrown from the moon, and their cussed
mouths Topped open and the lellers went to
bobJin' up and down again. put on an air
of magnanimous contempt like, and took no
more notice of 'eni, and very naturally went to
bobbin up and down myself.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-11-27

QUERY.-Tel ne ye winged wind that
round my pathway roar, do ye not know somr
quiet spot where hoops are worn no more
Some lone and silent dell, some Island or some
cave, where women can walk three abreast
along the village pavrl The loud winds his
sed around my face, and sulckeTing answered,
"nary place"
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-11-27

G%"John," said father TO his son. one day
when he caught him shaving the ''down'' off
his upper lip, ''don't throw your shaving water
where there are any bareooted boys, for they
might get their feet pricked."
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-11-27

A poor wife 'dears' and my loves her hus-
band, and wouldn't sew a button on his coat
to keep him from freezing to death.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-11-27

Some one says of certain congregation thai
they pray on their knees on Sundays, and on
their neighbors the rest of the week.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-11-27

A raw Irishman, on his first sight of a loco
motive declared il was the devil. sNo" said
his companion, SITS only steamboat hunting
for water.'i
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-11-27

A wise girl would win lover by practis-
ing those virtues which secure admiration wten
personal charms have faded.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-11-27

They got so modest at Newport that they call
the big sponge in the ladies, clearinghouse N
swash-woman !"
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-11-27

A little child in church observing the minis
ter TO be very vehement in his words and ges-
turps, cried out, Smother, why don't they let
the man out of the box 2"
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-11-27

A DISPUTED QUEsTIoN.-An old topper, after
induging quite freely in his accustomed bever-
age. amused himself in teasing a mettlesome
horse The animal not lancying bis familiarl-
ties. suddenly reared, and the disciple OF Bac-
Gus found himself sprawling in an adjacent mud
puddle. Gathering himsrlt up as composed as
his situation would allow, h. shouted to bis son
who was standing by s'John, did you see me
kick that 'rrr boss % "Why no, dad the
boss kicked you :" "Reckon not, John. One
or l'other OF us got badly hois,ed. Taint me,
John, for Fm here :"
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-11-27
4 SERMON for effect should be pointed

4 SERMON for effect should be poinfed.-A
man once commenced a sermon thus:
without the least ceremony, friendly hear
ers, drop among you. You need preaching as
the dried herring needs rain. You need wet
ting with the bisterng blackStrap of every day
gospel, and it's my duty to give it TO you. |
am running over with that kind of gosPel-as
full as an Irishman OF liquor-and preach l
muzg. Woe is me if don't give the incorrigi-
bic particular fits
i have call TO preach 10 you. ScePtics
need not say it was some other noise. My
duty is plain as your abominablr wickedness.
Ny heart has long yearned over you as shin
gle would yearn over the tender parts OF VI
cious schooboy. Like lean turkey in grass
hopper time, am bound TO pursue you in every
hiding place. and drag your iniquties to light.
As terrible as fish hawk upon lazy sucker
in shoai water, will be my swoop, but when l
see the tear of repentance cleaning upon the
cheek as mother 10 her babe, will smile
again and pour balm as grateful as warm talow
on blister, into your wounded hearts. You
will learn 10 love them, and shall have cause
10 remember gratefully YOUR granaries and
your pork barrels
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-11-27

GEThe editor of the "Wrlng and Twist"
says he has seen the contrivance which our
lawyers use when they swarm up with the
subject. He mereley says; ''It's glass con-
Germ and holds near pint
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-11-27

Punch advices the Governor OF Utah to
60 it while he's Young, The advice is sem
sibIe, for sombody is Comming who'll check
him.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-11-27

IA grocer having mentioned 10 one OF
his lady customers that the submarine telegraph
was broken, she replied, that if in thrir attempt
they should grease the cable with some of his
strong butter, which she had been using tor
some time, she thought il would impsrt strength
to it. The grocer smiled family out of comph-
ment, but didn't see the point OF the Joke.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-11-27

Gov. lizard, OF Nebraska, has resigned.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-09-23
GISAsR @ !,
3ss.aauJGpsn Gs; GilA.s

sMIO w offsr endid tof
SILVER kind Sets,
Walters Jets, Tnmblsrs, Cups,
alles, Pastry Dessert and I'd
iB6ttsr Knives. 81:
d Sheffield sPBATED VA r E-z6tst quality ot
goods in Caste Cake Baskets & aisess. Candle
sticks,
siirmiing ghau and Anne ertcansP LAIED WARE,
very show and at lowPric css: ~
:sGUED;WATCHES.o Of all good nakers-e Cooper,
Dent, Sbias, Burley q ohns6n Eng lslf makers
BristiDg NATL Swiss ma kers and JULES .Jrf-
;gensens Copenhage ~
SILVER sW .ATgFIES in great variety quick
Beat iRsdilroad ;sss
Rich Diamond Cora, and Ioaaic EW-
EERY newest sstylcs; with large stock Of
STAPLE ind Fancy GOODS assat heir store, Post
Office 5Gornefs siles the Raj lroad Bank: 6
Snsta Feb 1857 If 80 Sf:s,
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state QSJsesrss b s5:es-osSIsa,
ED TillISi I5l I'D {. STRICT, 6,
q Nv lil II EGEJiTY

Wm, S Bill frA ceourt
as. as'Sfs. ~ ~,
Council eaihsrahy. eaenfPfsslos4''e'
ToY virtue Of an equity in his cause, /
ID witlsr,l at G. H. an the FIRST Mon
day, I'M October next lie )F2LAND,d de
scrlc.! ia the ease, containing three
liaatrs dsana Eiy!es9 eres more or less, nd
joining lands of RsljlliIn Thomas, Wise Carter,
zDIn,, Kan.4all and "a Rambo.
: TEkms--r rhe cis,s and shaf ,of$ the purchase
money t'be paid in and The renia!ningthall
chaser 10 give bond Ist approve sure,ss far
the sane 10 the Canulissi Incr. The 5fts 10 be
signed and sealed but iot. deverfd until the bonil
be paid And tie said bond sbs tspad when
due, the Commits resell the premises &c.
Ter twenty hotice at thc. OF the
former purch,sers .; 81 NlllisSS,c:G o.
Sept, s5 !. u 81: S5
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TIa;SiBEEIfG,;


TSHE snbscfibers OPP unity ofiu7
iormiag jher. SSnds generally
that ihtSs have bougit tile above: and
are haYi1g reftted SIS best possh! lsaeE5
stlieirs reception. fatier dufsefy
has beln mad promote
:lhe comfort Of allswho US with company
;Our; eMs are, airy and comic furnished;
SERVANTS attentive and bsaient our s
TABLE win be constantly supplied the best
tbe season affords. Our friends may therefore rest
satisfied that every BE- ehesrfally
dered TO make their sojourn pleasant agrssa6,e
There win be in aitendnnse ODD OSFE ER,
and Horses left mo will
lar attention. "a III ~ IS ~
t.S-Persong arriving at this House may selsass
sured that their bagsage igWI be prol1ps sent
free of charge to the Carolina orto either
Georgia Dtpots. 9s -
we solicit aafare of sfhe patronage Of those Visit
ing our Town e. 20 tTNNiNlIAAall .ssS 8 :
Is. .s!. 4 80 ElARYsssC AM[,;,,
& s Proprietors. .ss
,,.s, ~ " ~ 2lsF
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G he Mile S ha Wis,
I s. WILLIAM SHEAR -.
: = SH
is'aITfiitS:l,S a &,

sENASs received BY the last steamer, from. New
s.E y Yafl, Ladies' Rich Silk Chenille SlIAWLS,
Sof spiendd styles y: a,, 2.s q, -
Ladies, EStrl silk Chenille SCARFs Y.
l.adies' Stella Eordered sHA.WLs, Of beautiful
styles 8 ~ <,
Iaaies' saxony Plaid Long sIIAWLs, of extra
laid md French y oolen shaw1s,
sof tsR and 6eaus %:
IS i ts,ls eIsp9l eand sasops Plaa NC oURgIiE
Ig51 il saaBs 8:
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aE.stta RGs isais
The " attent;on Of all our readers, whodesire to
sparticipaf and Vines
ssgarI the 3edthi called sthes exSal
Isn't sof earaa in
numb many others, We
bsans sdetar ID from enter largely
eais she;exSs
s peHss atss haTesbeen
look pen thes prodac ton Cot good
ID asonA doubted the capacity ofouris sunny cline
sgrowth of! the * max
ing; rood VINE afterWaris here Jay. the diff
difficulty has yanishe ths.
srflvsterS Is mite laboratorie and.
81 deep eeI liars are peehap well enough in their
but by no means indispe able and here:
s. any man may plant his ineyard with the
IS SAME certainty of being able to- make Largely
spaYingicrop Of good vine, that he:wo1ld: feel of
ssmaing bread from corn or wheat; ;6eld.ss.;
q; have recent u made two visits to the vine
1yards Of led Donnala and our colrespo ondent
81 MrsD eafad q have 9pired <mlnutely
into ;thens ssys stems of planting and 2spltnre
S HAVE exanii6ed their soisS locations and aspects
cate their grapes and frank their wines,
ofs svafioussRa and quail litesT-but all pure
and vastly superior to the foreign
trash forwbieh we pay SO dearly. e have, (so
farsas onrsbref time would permit, famili
s.; ourselves With their processes for making these
wines, and wit all the advantages and disad-
I, - Tantagss the bustness: and the results, q
deliberate conviction that stltatre OF
tSe Grape as raetised these gentlemen, ls
the ssrcst and most branches
raraz faiG,tssF and tined ms very few
years to become of greae and signlt cant lmpor.
aee to the. South. There are. honsands. OF
f0r
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Headquarters,
9Tn REGIMENTS .!.G. Nj

UN Pursuance Of. .all.order received from Brig.
g. Gen. w. G. MoRAGaE, an Election will b. held
j, lhe Company muster grounds on the 2alli Sep
te,noer next, for COLONEb of the 9th Regiment,
s. c. ~, 10 ill The vacancy caused by the resigna
ton Of Col. 3. F,Strum. ~ sfs. $ d
Z. Maj. ,L.,iE. Tulnpkins and Capt, Wm.J Jennings
are charged with the extension Of this order.s,5.
.,.,-'.5.si. :S I'D EEMUEL COl3LEY, ,ss3
$ 80 '.f Lieut.. Colonel commanding &
Wv. BunToN. Adjt. e 80 s;;5
un ~ 55t ~, a. 49, 80 30 S..
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% A5YAY from ;the. sab:eriber. tqnsihe oh
1G Apgest, the f"gowirs narisd Negroes \ ED
ind his wife FANNY, and D we, formerly be-
longing, 10 tI:. Estate. OF Cafl Charles Hammond.
They ere in thesn,igh6bfhood Of Aiastin Town. or
between hat and !lambufg. Iwtiity Ave dollsrs
viii he given orsIhe apprrhef sion and delivery Of
eac me to The .iai $ nf Edgcield or 4 uGusta. OR,
the above reward ,f5S75, ;ori ihesae confinement
Of nj three. a tsscspton;is deemed unnecessary,
as they are SO well known ~, T! j: :eROA VI L..
\ Columbia Sent y, .4ta -s,.l.a. 8 4ts.-