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The First Disappointment.

Is not this beautiful. 1t is contributed
he Home Jo"rnal,hy Mrs. 7. II. beverage,
ialvestun, Texas:
saw n youthful mother
Once on Il aummcr'S day,
Set down Il smiling Infant,
TO watch its f.olic play:
It gamboed on the flowers
That dc"ked the carpet r'rr.
And seemed, with childish, wonder,
Each object to explore.
a something on the instant
Its glad career arrests
Aud earnestly ii gazcs where
golden sunbeam rests;
While on the new found ylcry
1t iiXc,i lis wondering ewes.
And truthfullv reached forth its hand,
To seize the gli,tcriny prize.
Aud now its tiny fingers clasp
The treasure rich and rare,
Which in It's baby Innocence
1t surely thought was there,
Blu: all that hanI uncloSes,
And to its earnest gaze
Reveals no gem of BEATTY
No bright Imprisoned rays.
And then The first Of many tears
Fell on tn" ch.lub f.ce-
The frs, sal disappointment
In lifr'$ uncertain race!
And thus it has been with us ALL
Who It's dark game have played
We've sought 10 srasr the sunshine,
And only found the shade
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The Stalc.of South Carolina,

-1Jb'riUe UiMIici-M TIE Commam PicaS
Amos Clark. Jr., Attachment.
RS. McGowan 4 Perrin,
james 4 I.id.lrll Plff's Att'ys
"! lIFlEAS, the Plaintiff did, ON the thirty
W tir>; day of October, 1896, file his dec
larntion against the Defendant, who, (as it is
sai1) is absent from and without the limits of
this State and has neither wife or attorney
known within the same upon whom copy
of the said declaration might he served. 1t is
therefore ordered tina: the said Defendant do
appear and plead to tn" said dcclration, on or
before the frs, day of November, which will
be in the year of "mr Lord Eighteen Hundred
aud Fiftv-Srvcn. otherwise final and absolute
Judgment will then be given and awarded
against him.
MATTHEW MCDONALD, c. CT.
Clerks Office, Oct 80. 1856. ~ ly
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January !, 1877.
THE OLD GROCERY STORE

BY Il. S. KERR,
; still whore it Use to be, filled with all soy. :
Il Of Good Thin"S, at low prices, for Cash,
C"*f"m'rs. Tl"," Indebted would do we'll 10
settle otherwise they viii Ic properly at.
tr:''ir,l to. Credit is MI tid:yc Some people
have found il out-uilcrS are following i'm ihc
wakc-anh those who 30 not corm,Iy, must
not "ru'nhlr if they are dealt hard with The
Cash system enables Inc to sci! at sl:ortcr prof
us than ever; and really believe that il every
body would Pay as they go, I could sell at al
most cost-Its fact. III. :. KERR,
Brick Range.
Jar. 1G, 1857. 3T-tf
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CoGToH IMATEs.-S,.v,.ulyt t,,nr com.
pctilnlS have submitted estimates IN response
to prize call .na'e hv the Mobile Tribune,
which closed on til" l5:h inst. t." high
est r>i;mnt, is 3.2 10000 bales, au.i the
lowest 2,9GG."45, bales. The average a.
mount is 2,9GG,lIO irulcs.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-03-06
ALWA{S0N HAND, ! LARGE ASN0RTMENT 9F
FANCY ARTICLE

CCCil as Rosewood and Mahogany Writing
~ Desks, Rosewood and Morocco DR., ssin,s
IGascs, Dressing Combs, Hair, Tooth ana
TinGcr Nail Brushes * :
Ladies Rciicules and Work Boxes: GoldPens,
in Silver. and Gold Gases Fancy Ink
stands; Pen Racks ; Pearl and Morocco
Porte MunIaicS, of all sizes Bankers
Cases; Superior English Water tolors ;
Canlcls Hair Pencils; E"gcr's and Wns.
T tenholms superior Pocket Cutlery, de-,
dc. For sale at reasonable Prices bv
=. Tow NSEND,
l2S Richardson Street, Columbia, :. c.
August s, 1896. lI-tapIl
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CHEAP DRY GOODS STORE.
Fall Trade 1866.

PROOM d NOiREI.I. have lust received
- their Stock OF E';,!s ;e.Aai Wilt
ter Goods. and would cali tn" attr,.,ion of
their friends and the public to the assortment
Their Stock is Very lnrl:, and c"n;,ri.rs all
the best makers AMI styles of Goods. a:.L ;l..
latest novelties Of the sRasn., and "a they are,
determined not 10 he nn'icrs"ll 10y alv House
III the State, anl will Gl'AEANrEE Ilr,E PrIcEs
to be ms low as the lowest. they feel assured
tlnt an examination. of their Goods, vii! ci..
sure n continuation Tuf tie iih:.ral patronage
they Have rcceved:--Th,y would invite al,vr.-
tion to the following:
Ladies' Dress Goods, I;!l; and Fancy Silk
Fr and Eng Mcriuos Scntrh, l'r and Am
Ginghams,
Eng Fr and Am Prints, FnLroil"r;cs, all
kinds,
Dress Trimmings, Hosicry.tycry largo as
sortmcnt, - -s4<tf. ,: =. :. -
Gloves Of every scription: .IrislirLineu: ),
:, Tn!Is Li6shs and .pinpers, Napkins: D',y:
r, shiFtinss;a ;and Pillow Linens, BIya a'.I
Pants Stuff, Twec,ls, ,Cnssi,nrres anl
Cloths,
Ladies' Cloths, all col"r., Red 15!snk-ts,
fianncls, Red, Viii, Wcicl, dc, Ctssil,,crcs
and Plaids for children,
House Servants G0ols all kinds,
Alpa"as, Bn,ul laZiucs. Bi,Iii,s, Quilts
Fur Friuges, Sh"w!>, all kinds.
large assortment of Negro Blankets Ecr-
seyS LinSrys, Stripes, ilai's nnl OSuahur.s. ,
Augusta, tr;i., sept. -, lsJG. 2Of
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CITY DRUG STORE.
VIM. Hil'ES, ga;
No. 2l7 (N"r'h :'i,!"J bread street, D
AUGUSTA. CA.

Wholesale ard Retail Dealer in
DRUGS AND MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, GLASS
Putty, NARNIsIES, ETC.
rERFuMERy, HAIR nEC.sIES, COMBS, ToI-
LET suArs, nAIieseILs, roMxDl:s, HAIR
DYES. HDK'E EXTRACTS, ETC.
All Of which are offered at low prices fol
CASH.
Particular attention paid TO the preparation
Of PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS and the
dispensing of Family Medicines. a large as
sor,lnent of Frc~l, anil Warranted
Gardens Grass and Field Seeds.
c;E fOrlcrs from the Country PROMPTLY
attended to.
May ., 1856 5o.ly
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SPRING GOODS---lS56.
F.. BURCHhRD & CO., AUGUSTA, Ga,
Broad St., Opposite Masonic Hall,

j. r. GUhCHfhu q CU., AUGUS A, GA.,
Broad St., Opposite Masonic Hall,
4 RE now receiving an unusually choice
A variety of
SPRING DRESS FABRICS,
which they are selling ut the very lowest pri-
crs possible and to which the attention of pur-
chaSers is very cordially and respectfully invi-
teal. Their stock embraces the following a.
mon. "thcrs, Of French Enyiixh and 11n,rricnu
productions. Parlicnlar attention is asked %
Patusli, Lupin, Seydoux, .Lichcr Il Co.'S manu-
tacturc of Bombazincs, chnllies. dclnincs,
barcgcs, grenadines. dc. Thrrin t. Mlliard's
black and col"rcd challies marynisc, veil
brrnge. aud tissues.
Pcrcals, hrillantcs, canbrics, jaconets, luwns,
organdics and beragcs,
Also
Paris black silks, superior qualities;
Paris rich fancy silks;
Fonllands, very handsome:
" French and English Cacoes Of Stein.
bachs lIoGe's Munteiths 4 Nortons:
Cases Qf Gimgl"ns. black and fancy. all prices;
Printed cha!es and berage delnines, from low
priced to very rich:
American lawns and muslins;
&" Calicoes, low price and fast colors
HOUSEKEEPLNG GOODS.
Richardson's Linens, and other makers a
very full assortment iu all varieties, for shirt
ing, shecting, pillow casing, DC, DC. birds-eye
diapers Scotch ditto towcling land towels,
Turkish Bath, &C.; window drapery, lace and
muslin, DC, DC
Summer Goods for Gentlemen and Boys, in
Linen drilings &c, cottonades Of all sorts vest
ings, spring cassimeres, cashmerett, drab etc. DC.
DOMESTIC GOODS,
An unrivaled assortment of sheetinps and
shirtings, brown and bleached, frers 3-4 to 1874
width nndfrom the lowest priced to the finest
English and American makes.
PLANTATION GOODS.
OF every sort and .kind, considered desirable
to have, by the piece or bale. In addition to
the above, we have the very finest assortment
of collars, Laces and Embroideries in general,
to be found probably in the State.
j. f. BURCHARD h cos
May 1886. 62-Iy
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-, AY Il IS
go 2::.. PI LIS.
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OLA
FA NJ lily PLY SIC

THERE has long existed public demand for II,
cncc'ivc purea'yc pill which could be relied oil rs
sure ana perfectly safe i'll lis oprratior This bus
uecn prepared I" meet tha, demand. and an cxtcn-
svc trial OF its Virtues has concusivclv shown with
Wh.t success 1t 1"r"mpiShcS the purpose designed.
1t is easy to make physical pili. hut not easy to
make the best "f nll jWHS-onr which should have
none of the objections. hut al the advantages of
every other. This has been attempted here. and
with what sn"r":S We would respectfully submit to
the public dcrisi"n II has been un,iir,unnte fnr
the patient hitherto that al:nn~i every puruafiye
nicdr,i:" j. acrimonious and irritating to the bow
els. This is n"i. Man, Of them produce 50 much
Gnpn'" pam and rcrr'>i in the system Ms to more
than c",ntr,ha'!nr" the good To- hc derived from
them. These w5s produce II" irritation or pain,
uh""' II "f>" from :; ri"'i"u>v existing ob>lruc-
ti"n nr n"ritt:",m.l.t in t." bowels. BEING uureIv
N"''l'i' "L!mrm c:n ariN.' from their use in any
quantity; but il j., bette that any medicine .houf
he taken i"di'i"">iy Minute t:c""ions for their
">" ~ th" several ,ca>'> to whirl, they are an.
p,ici'h" ~" .''n on the bay. Among the con,-
plants wii"h hare been SPEEDILY cured ly them, VIC
may m"nli"n Liver t"mpair.; in it, various rnr,ns
"' Ja''ndi'". i'i@"s :i"i la.:"r and Loss uf An
Petite. I.i~ti's>">>. in:tnlii,r Ii!inu, Headache,
Billions f"v"r. f",", ;,,A ia... r..;a il, ~. Side
an" l"in': '". II iTH'h. a'i ii'"," hti: The rf.-
ScG""Ec" "f dir"a>',i action III tl.r liver A., an
hpri"n' They a'!,i n'"rvi "J. relief in Co.'S
ti'rr>S. fi:'". t".i". nr>,ni,rv. Imu"rS Scrnfnl
hih S'int. v!> w:t;. ii The i.uv Ulcers
an" "p'r.ty oi ti' 30, d. liz. .:,,':i:."s: in short
any ana '''y "a>" wi"i" riru,i"r is required.
They hH'" a." iH"!rc": .it.. iil:rly SUE.
;ess'nl eur, III l;hcmn.,'.~m. t"t. br"r~y Gravel
rr!NIpr!s. "ri"t":i ,: ,.... lI.;r: PAINS in the
| 'n"k S''ma'i.. al! >.i". lI.' should hc freely
tk"'' III Ii" >,i' &" II" year. '.,riiy the blood
III: rr"paic :" y :"n t'r -" ch;,Ivc of >casons
.in 'rc,~i"'iri dos. stimulates the stomach and
b""'> i:i" trr'> ';.mr. ar.r! restores the appc.
III" and ':"r 1m's :nr'fv ~ blood, and. lay their
| >iimu!:n n""" "r H.: ..'.ri:,"rv sy>tcm rcno-
vatr thc >t:a:..iA -! ~" ',.y. and restore the
wasted or de-: 'n"i 20. IT i!.' whole organism
llrnr" IN "'.-.'a! u''-.. !, :...',r.tl.ci,,s even
hi''=h u" Hyi.'.':> " ..i.-'.,,,; exists: tut ul,-
necessary :viu. u. r.! rr.,, 'r carried too far.
| - SIR
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Head Quarters,
9th Regiment, S. G.. NJ.
AEGEviLLE, >. G.. Jan. If, 1857.
TN obedience to orders received from Briga.
i dirr Gen1 !. X. Weaver, an Election
will be held at Morrow's old Field, on Wed.
neslay. the 18th February next, for Major
General Of lst Division, > G. NJ, to fill the va
cancy occasioned hy the resignation of Major
Gen'l Sam'l AlcGowan.
BY order of
Brig. Gcn'l j. r. WEAVER.
II. II. HAErEN, Col.
JAN Is, 1856. Std
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NOTICE.
100000 Pounds Tennessee Ba.
CON, Hog round,
30, 200 Lbs. Tennessee Hams, we'll cut;
500 Sacks Superfinc Flour;
$50 Extra Family Do;
10000 Lbs Lard, in cans and barrels;
1000 Bushels Corn; -s.s.
For sale by 6. L. ANDERSoNssssA
Reynolds street.
Augusta, en-, May 8, 1855 itf
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MARSHALL, LEE & DeBRUHL.
yANIIE undersigned have associated with them,
n in the Practice of the Law, STEPHEN
c. DERRUHL, Esq. All business entrusted to
their care will receive, prompt attention.
j. FOSTER MARSHALL,
W. A. LEE.
January 70 1887 3S.tf
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NOTICE |!

NOTICE
TNHE Creditors of URIAH BROWN. will
l. take notice that he has assigned his. Re.
tate and Effects to the undersigned in Trust
for the Payment of his Debts. They will, there.
denccs, or to II. A. JoSks, Esq, our Attorney,
at thda@illagc, on or'befpre the Third FtidSy
in February merit. On that day, his Estate, in
our hands for the payment Of his debts, will
be distributed among his Creditors psT rata,
at the Office Of our Attorney.
WILLIAMS TRUITB .
JOHN BAoWN,
=, Assignees.e y
AIbevillc G. H., Jan. 2l,. 1867. Ss-4t
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Mr. CHARLES Il. LElRNrR.-A youno
Engineer of Mobile, has recently invented
and obtained letters patent for an "Improvcd
Compound Rail for Railroads" Ifit proves
to be all that is claimcd for it. 1t is Ger
tainy a: very important invention to the
owners Of railroads. The following are said
to be its principal advantages over the rails
now used:
1t makes perfect smooth and uniform
track equally strong everywhere and entire
~ safe for tue highest speed Of trains,
1t IS hfty per cent cheaper than any other
rail as regards repair Of track alone.
1t wf'l-effect a saving OF fifty per cent. in
the wear and tear Of cars and machinery.
Fhe original cost Of it is not more than
any other rail,M
It allows th% operation of trackAayinr C to
proceed faster and with less expense than
any .other rail.
Finally, it presents decidedly great ad-
vantage over any other kind ever used, in
tlhs particular, viz: The top part, which
alone is exposed to deterioration, cap be re-.
moved apd renewed without disturbing the
bottom part, thus saving one-half Of the
rail.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-03-06

KEEN REJO!HnEE.--Nr. Builnm, Of
Lynn, Mass, was under cro~S-cxami.,ation
by an attorney named Lord, WHO did his
best to pcrpleN aI,! hrow-bcat him so as to
oversct the testimony he had given ag:ins.
his client.
The question was something rcIatin.r to
machinery and Mr.. Huifnm had used the
word 'philosophically' in evidence. Mr.
Lord continually harpcd upon this phrase,
and eHdcavorcd to make the witness ridicu-
lous in, the eyes Of the jury. At last he
he enquircd !:
"Pfav, Mr.. Witness, as vou seem to be q
great philosopher, can YOU tell me philosoph.
1cally what the consequence would be il the
air should be exhausted from hosshcad -
"ies, sir" replied Mr.. Buifum, "ihc head
world fall in"
'4ndeed, sir" pursued the counsel "can
YOU tell me, phiIosophicalIy, why the head
should fall in first !'
"les, Sir returned Buflum, "t is because
hogsheads are like some Iawycrs-ther
heads are the wcakcs, part
The roar of the court room acknowledged
the victory Of the wtrcss over the counsel.
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%0DHR- ~ -Hs
lO,060 PIECES of WALL PAPERING,
500 Papers Of Transparent Window Shades
with Pictures to match.
p Merchants and Planters from Abbeville Dis
trict wishing to purchase will do. well to call
at A.. BLEAKLY,
Augusta, Ga, Maya, 1865 b21y q,
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DO Goop.--rhousands of men breathe
move and lvr--paSS oiT the stage Of life,
and arc heard o. no morc.-Why they do
not do Il particle Of good III the world, and
none were blessed 10y them, none could
roin, to them rs the instrument OF their rc.
lcmripn ne! II word they spoke could hc
recalled! and th"y pcrishcd; their l-h,
went on, in darkness. and they were not
remembered more tlian the insect Of vcetrr.
day. Ntil YOU ;i:,rS live and die Oh man
immortal Live Tor something. Do good,
and leave behind you II monument of virtue
tha, the storms OF time can never destroy.
Write Your narnr in Kindness, love and
mercy, on the hearts ott!,"us;,l,!, WHO come
in contact with YOU year by year; y"n will
never be forgotten. No; your na'ii'., v"ur
deeds. will he rs lcgiOle oil the hearts y"u
leave behind as the stars on the brow OF
evening. Good deeds will slime rs the stars
of heaven.
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"ILL CALL AROUND AND pAy."-What
4 world of wO" i, contained in these few
words +" the poor Hr::ln and nvrllauic
I'll call around ana pav,' SAYS the rich
man, TO avoid the trouble Of going to his
desk to get the Necessary t,!ndS, AMI the
poor mechanic is obliged to 9" home 10
disappoint his wnrkmcn AMI all who depend
upon him for their due. |: is an easy mt
ter +" work the "n Y real Glory in this liz.
is an independent idea o. being able 10 s,,S-
tain yourself hy Tie !:,hnr ni your own hands
and it may he easily imagined what crush
iny force there is in I'll cnll around and
pay to the !ah"ring man WHO depends On
that pay for subsistence. II those who
could pay would Fay at once, it w"n!l place
hundreds and thousand, in condition to
do Ilkcwi -, and would prevent mach mis-
cry and distress.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1857-10-26
Kansas Election.

ill.,
"' ss"s.p'"sae remuneration OF the'nation'
D'.oasy VI hansAs Is from the Luxembourg
1''P"0'"' A"a" anu uhcoinpromising Demo
'an IO''n''
u.rh, ~ conrrn.. s' 70, S'a'e Vmeer and Tor
victory PARnorr has beaten R.Ssox the D,mocr.c en-
dJ,,e by some thousand or two votes It said ts the
DsmTesac, OF tne Territory refused to vote
| slavery question.
Tue WALKER journals have nothing to say upon this
,hs 40 n'' Sane mem FOR ourselves. -e are
moc, acy" in Kansas Il, !. debsuebed se-msss n, n
most part Of political and and knavcs RAN.
~ no, Que unn Deter tnsn PARR"Ir Both are
lesion The ide, OF I.ve,, ua,, anu p,o-
candidate for Congress in order make Kansas
sayr sa,e vas nothing tut mockery and insult 1t
al 81 the caus, OF tho sou,b in K,rs.s "a ~ u az
have gotten the just reward Of their teschery We have
uos' ava ,nelpresa con tempt for such tmOca.
tn
yw. -" open anu 'ahH ADMISSION OF
| - "e papers anu pOn'e'a"s nave inVariaoly
i rI.' wa. ''s ".''". Ds"oe'~oy "
| -,.,s N' io''e' y" '"e su'9e0'o VI Sou'ner'
- 80 '',Su'u"o"s- q" ue severe anu
| I.I...- .... -, A.'' contemporary ~
| -, -, 1N'.' S'' hAue up III most
T.. o,r ..-,--I - -'','' anu A"A,'s' -
- -.,, - e' "".
-. ,.m e'p' i0' Su0h DenocracY' ana
t
:, n- :, =, .'e u'''e'e"oe between ''e hauon'
- ,N-'S~S anu 'no nAoo"Ai Denoera'
= e'" S'a'est ARC not ooth aS
- f"H oAoA hepuoi'cAhs IN
" nanny A"u profession Sueh
| =. .ne 'se- "e nave ABUNDANT eVi-
=" P''o' W ~ winch no ingenuity can make
| wv, ""u ""'o" no cahuiu man would even at
=" uspu'e' L" the ia'e election In Ohio, the
| - p1' W. ""'u anu supporter candidate
| ''.'"o, VINO nau iurousIy denounced the Flu
| give oia'e law ana the hansas-Nebraska act, and
''''0u>'y c'anored Tor their repeal Slavery in his
ewes oniy snort Tune ago was great moral, social
ana pohncai evil, which Congress was under So
tenn oohga'ions to restrict and to use all its inu
ehce 10 e1urpate How much farther than this could
any proiessed Black Republican gog Indeed, Ere
mont ana MS supporters went not near so far this
pSn0cra"c candidate in Ohio, in their hostility
| 10 slavery and the South. And yet Fremont and his
Suppo'sefs are represented denounced, cried down
S '"e 'ou'"s unrest enemies, wh'ie such men as
'""e' 'he national democratic candidate Tor Go
'e'"or VI ono' are heid up as the South last ard
re'ao'e friends ana Their success exulted over by
oSu'HeF" democrats, as signal and glorious South
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1857-10-26
90 NJ ME ROIAI.
hoslrAhr AEs oo.nsasIAL -.
ovroa % ms wsso, Oct n 1857.


ovuos % ms ws,s Oct "A 1857
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The rapid S ss !. s, y sssTs r,ss. are as
ns@e' Enssh .dv,ee accompanied orders
osn.sla as ssss.s. s.sSa .oprs.
..s and s %S sns s ss. Ir s.
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The New Orleans Picayune. Of nth inst, says:
"a ss SssSaose a.. sSa ' No.
nsy eads .s h. previously iasori recently
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Quotations three ~eeks While
ere have been bot er The
limited character nothpx been done and
s.- end hoiaes The baslne.s nr Flour and
sas -, s s1.as. IN ~ . sf wss,
have s.tn ezenely ds 9Th Porl isrr,
aoeuon In price frrehs EEsh.nss con-
ne-s greatly dpressd and on ysry lin
lied scale except in the uAy Of barter for Cotton.
The Richmond Tobacco market Is looking up For n
week past there has been little nothing DOING bot rather
bidders and prices nrnsr higher The bread
stun markets have undergone change.
CONTINENTAL MARKETs
HANax Oct &C
tending sales Of the
ArugJ from Ne- York, cit P ~
CossrAxrSortx. 23There bee, nothn, aoin. m.
reals r'is export ~e - W.
Asrwksr Oct Din North American Tobacco nc hear of M
unns<cton' Cereah-wheat and Rye neglected lower
AhrknpAs Oct ct ,oacco unchanged; American
only 70 hads Maryland stock asI hhd Maryland do Virginia
Sugar conina-d dali Cereals unchanged
korrskDAh tTobacca-We note .,,. NJ o. hh. ns..
and per ysn We oAer stock and III %
Nirrina, % do kentucky Cereals arm and unchanged
bkisss Oct t-rObaeco dull and lover, say hhd
M.ryAnd do lok0ku IL 90 Virginia II or Kentucky
81 % d. do nsh r ~ do Ohio do itSGngr 10
Nsrylsn. SIS do Virginia $50 Kentuc1y $50 do M.ao
County W do Virginia, mi
declining: o Havana al boxes Stock
D saan't 10000 the time last closet dull
bANruHo Oct tsusar Ia. declined iOth bown
yellow and white Havana brought mk2S8y; OCo
CertHlsdull-Wheat sustained; Rye heavy
srsrrtS. Oet. 3-C-reais-wheat nrri;R I've low
nASnc o; S-rhe weather 10 Zoe Uerrais-whsat .,,.dx
bat unehsn ged; kye rather neAvy. ~'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1857-10-26

son, In the language Of the Esgsirr, still leaves
him "ins non committal position ~
We therefore renew our suggestion that the Sena.
tor shond promptly hvo- the public With supple
msntary letter. containing fill and satisfactory ex
position Of his views all those grave practical
points sdverted to by the Enquirer. wercpeat that
Mr.. Hunter, however disasreesblc and Illuminating /,
may be, must again speak out--or he must retire
from the Senate. and take to the cultivation Of cab
baccs and onions
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1857-10-26
PRIVATE oyvxRIsas OF REAL rsrArr

RkwARD Is orrERrD for the detection Of sny person
eounerfslrs initiating Of any such or
Imitation OF B4ERHAvks HOLLAND BIrrERA ne r.nsip.
highly concentrated Eoaad 10 nut M In h.if min.
only having the name Of the proprietor P,ss Jr bs-n In
hem and his Signature around The every
This delightful AroAa has been By with
vOr which 0ny extended to really scientific Prepar.ors
When consider success attending ~,
10 the most stubborn Of Fever Ague, any
Kind, DspepsA Heartburn Aedy Stomach Sch and Ner.
vo1s Headache, Indigestion oouvtnes together with
The eomtss control Nsrvor, Rheumatic and
Neurasc An eiions, popularity Well
may me Invalid value this rtmedy. oc2e-dkvtv
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1857-10-26
MOTHER,s BREAsT CI.OTHS.

NtE exceedingly valuable Cloths Of which Of pain
- havebeen sold In the
protect mothers against Risen Of ADIE
GRAY Wholesale and Retail Agents. 1SI Main Of
hEADE BAKER. lse Main Street. nd
sho the receipt Of 81, accompanied II
Postage Stamps will pair by free Of adj.
ional charge of the United Mothers should
bsin them at and keep them, directed
rheneyer threatened with breast They can be worn
Without discomfort Inconvenience oeiT