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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-10-31


Fine City Prope rty fer Sale,
lE subscriber offers or sale the heuse IN which he at
present resides, with the lots ON which i.;s situated
The house IS good two story brick, with good cellar
wen, &c The are two ot- beautifully situated the
N.Y.. GROUND Immediately across the Feeder bridge, In
Ottawa North There Is not hsnds0mer location In Of
txwa Terms made easy. Apply on the premises, At
the Llaoksmi,h shop, near Eames' Warehouse.
sepl2-3m JOHN rooney.
House and Lot for Sale.
LARGE, conmodous, and well finished two story
txo three Lot.one Of the very pleasantest .itua
tions In the City, only minutes walk from the Court
House Enquire Of the subscriber or ut the BANK
sava. March 2.l GEO. WIiIpPLE.
FOR SALE.
1000 Acres OF Land,
In La Sale and Livingston Counties, and
~ City Lots.
In Days Addition to Ottawa ttny2sl GEO. AVERY.
For Rent!
EDsHE subscriber will rent upon reasonable terms 230
] acres Of land all fenced, and zO under good
cultivation for the OF years. There Is
In the town Of Grand Rapids. eight mile. southeast Of
OTTAWA. loctl,I"rl CHAs. GlLi.ES.
Fine Cellar to Rent.
SUITABLE for Groceries, Liquors, Pruit, or vegetA
- bes proof against frost, under the Book Store, in
Metropolitan Block. Enquire of
aug22 RATHBCN OETOS.
For Sale,
nR exchange for Team, a House and Lot, in the
" west part OF the city. good and terms. Al
SO team. for sale la1gt2l y PERLEY
NOR EGNT-rhe stor. AMI upper rooms ners,o'o<a
l. occupied By taP.&l kAcH BROS
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These will be ready for delivery in few
days. County Societies and persons entitled
to copies through this office, will please give
directions how tie books are to be forward
Cd to them If copies are sent by mail, the
applicant must furnish means to prepay the
postage,-thirty three cents for each vo-
lume.
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1lSk4 friends q Ssiisvins IL
sstab'ishusat q ~ pet NE grosing
49,, .1s = 3: sts ~. ct fs. ale
- sI.sssy 4 !, iss,n, IL our es.a-
=; =: :ss -: e: no. .ss., ., &.
While. tAersfore, this instits.i e erga sised
der the fostering care of The y. I. Church, u u
ccassn plated 70 furnisA isstssstisa witAsst seee-
siveiy interfering with the peculiar religious
; Z ss., snS I. ~. ss,,, my q d.
Ssniss ~, Esd With ainesrs dssss 10 Asrd fasil-
i,iss 70 parents for the right sdssa,ioa Of their
daughtsnsA Dsas4 Of Qs.1aAy esoleee VI the
following pesions, has been ersahissd:
Rev. Rev. y q " s .sss 81 Nj. s csals'
Rev. n. \. Shin, d.. J. =. sanford,
Rev. Z. Haiass. Dr.4.ss. C. Hsssey,
/ Prof. WIN. l.. Wood, DR.. WIN. Barkitt,
Prof. 4. 9. Kellogg E-x. Mast, ,Eq,
Capt. II. Nsw.on. VIM. araAsn, Nae.
The Board In issuing this circular call attAntiss
| to the following facts:
graduate Of Wesleyan lnivsuity. CoaaY and y
BIS lady, Mr.. u. r. Is. Miller, graduate Of Case
novia seminary, n. T.. have been secured 70 taxi
charge Of che Institution. HE r3
/ T.. Ample accom- 0odAtiOne tne present. nave
been secured in the Base msnt Rooms of cAslhsu
Square N. u. Church.
3. We have pledged ousselse e. to support b oil
practicable and legitimate eaors the inttresls d
| the ms tuition.
! Parents may therefore e1pec, that their dough
| ters will be earSd for and ptopcTly instructed
| while connected NTH the Seminary. 800
HENRY NEWTON, Prest.
WIN. l.. WOOlp, Sec'y.
/ Y. X. HART, Trvassrer.
Keokuk, Nov. |, 1851.
TIE academic year vi / be divided into four quar-
terra Vt iea weeks each. The Rirn Quarter ot th,
present year will com mcnce on Monday Nor. leah
The Second Quarter will commence -Bth, Is ~
Dse notice viii b. given VI the time ok conn,sns
Ing the succeeding tcrms. eE9
Tho ra.es Of Tuition per Quarter are ~ follows
ConAor BRANCHES.
OrthogrsPhy, RcA1lns, Eng. usan nssi ~ tshnetie
/ Penmansh,p, aad Aietesy oftAe U. States, ~ "
Hi0n8R xN0Slsn.
Ancient History, Physiology, Algebra, Nst., Nor
nj and intellectual Philosophy, Cheni,try, Al
tronomy, Botany, Rhetoric ard Legio, 80 "
ANCIENT LANGUA0He AND ui0ass nAFagnAftcs
Latin, Crock, usomctry, aad Phase TStgeaoms
Try, sia 80. /, -. ,.,,.,.,. -.
will be made per quarter ct the lolhyuing rates
French, Spanish and Italian, ~ ~.
Music On Piano VI Aeledeon, viii NE Of lrstru
ment, Sl2 70.
Instruction In Vocal Music, S. 90.
Nsdeduction 10 tuition will b made except II
cases Of protrActad sickness.
Tuition Bli' payable ~ - MIDI A,s,s e s.'l
Ksoiuk, Nov. u, 's7-dlm Prinsipai.
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Profit 81 Feeding Corn TO Hcgs.
We think the following calculations, Mhic]

We think the following calculations, which
We clip from the Cincinnati Price Current,
will prove interesting and useful to the far
mers Of the country:
1t 10 estimated, from an experiment made
BY s. B. Anderson, that 100 bushels Of corn
will produce 1850 lbs. Of gross increase in
the weight Of hogs. 100 thrifty hogs were
weighed and put in pen. They were fed
for 100 days on ns much corn % they could
eat. The average gross increase per hog for
the 100 days was ITS lbs. or at the rate Of ] /
lbs. per day.
1t thus appears that one bushel OF corn
will produce a gross increase Of l04 lbs.--
Throwing Of l s to come At the net weight,
gives Is lbs. Of pork as the product Of
bushel of corn. ISIS lbs. Of pork are
made by bushel, or Sc lbs. Of corn, ID. of
pork is the product of 81 lbs. Of corn.
From an experiments made by Samuel Linn,
Of this county, with So hogs, as reported 10
the Patent Office report for l849, 6l lbs. Of
corn produced ID. of pork.
From the experiment of the Hon. Il. l..
Ellsworth, reported in the Patent Once re-
port for the year l84l, it appears that 3 AS
lbs. of cooked meal made ID. Of pork. This
experiment was made on small scale. y
Assuming that it requires 81 lbs. OF corn
to make 10. Of pork, the cost Of its produs-
ton will be seen from the following table
The labor Of feeding and taking care OF the
hogs is not included 10 the estimate
When corn costs l2i ID bu., pork costs LIZ n ID.
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Il. LANCE.

Professor and Teacher OF Music,
| AVlAH per maaentiy located himself in this
! 4 city, for the purpose Of teaching Piano aud
Me.pdeyn, IN watch Instruments he has had almost
lifi time Of experience, wishes to infosm the
pue.io THAI he viii each at domtcile at the usual
rates, 20 cents y ies son, or &l2 q quarter. For
references cali II Jules Geisers jewelry store or
at iss music store of Mcssrs. Patrick 4 Crosse,
also at Mr. W. II. B,llingmsnn's.
noYiGd2y
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A IL persons are hereby cautioned not to bay
~ either of two Iromissory notes Of $500 csch,
drawn by W. +. d. Lynch AZ trustee for the cwn.
ers II Eimwood. to the order Of Rufus Wilsey.
paya bic in one and two years from the 10th Of 0c-
tober 1855, with 10 per cent interest and endorsed
as fellows "pxy 10 the order Of Winthrop De.
Wolf. X. wil.ey"-"pay to the order Of Rufus
Wilsey, Winthrop ne Wolf as will not be held
real asible for that enforcement
Nov. 10, '57-d6t WINTHROP DE WOLF.
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Thc Hasksrs.


Heap high the farmes's wlusfy Aosyd1
Heap high ,hsHoaien CoxUl & I
No richer gift hath Autamn poured
From out her lavish horn.
Let other lands, sxulting, CLEAN
The apple from the pine,
The orange from Its glossy green,
The cluster from the vine
We better love the hardy gift
Our rngeed vaies bHtow; AL
yo cheer uswhen the stornn shall DRIFT
Cur harvest fields with snow.
When spring-.ime came with flower aud bud,
All grassy, green and young,
And merry bob'links in the wood,
Lake mad musicians sung;
We dropped the seed DER hill and plain,
Bsnesth tbs sun Of May, !.
And frightened from oar sprouting grain
The robbcr-crows away.
All through the long bright days of June,
Its leaves grew green and fair,
And waved in hot midsummer 3 noon
Its soft aud yellow hair.
And now, with Autumn's mconlit ewes,
Its harvest time has come,
We pluck away the frosted leaves,
And bear the treasure home.
There, richer than tho tabled rift
OF golden showers Of old,
Fair hands the broken grain shall sft,
And knead its meal Of gold.
Let vapid idlers loii in sill
Around their costly board
Give US the bowl OF samp and milk,
By homsspun beauty poured.
Where er the wide old kitchen hearth
Senis up its smoky curs,
Who will not thank the kindly earth,
And bless our farmer girls.
Let earth withhold her goodiy root,
Let miidew blight the rye.
Give to worm the orchards fruit,
The wheat field to the ay.
But let the good old crop sdorn
The hills our fathers trod;
Still let us for Ills Golden Corn
Send up our thanks to God
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Having this dsy bought the stock in txs4s. .hop
hxt ares, 9c., Of J. b. Dnke, will copIinas the
business in the old stand, and invite the old pat
rons OF the house 10 continue, and new ones 10
eon,o 70 and get such bargains as cannot b. bad
elsewhere 5. A. DUKE.
Ii "
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The following table shove what tho farm
or realizes for his corn, when sold in the form
of pork
When PIX sel Tor 5, a Id, brings Csc U bu for n
:. 81
%
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IL AFlSG this day 80 a my entire stock In trade
TO ). a. Duke, solicit for him the continuAnee
Of the liberal patr image heretofore bestowed on
me. viii he found at the old stand No. IS Main
viii please call Immediately and settle.
NOV. 10, 81. j. b. DUKE
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RAsxY : IRWIN.

sx,uA CO. RANEY 4 IRWIN,
| - Keskri fevs. Bentonsport, Loo.
~ NJ. 1RENCH, Birmin ham, lows.
-. A@tISs. Is ON uk and Dee Naioc
49, v9sacy frsis 8. -. ~ a's,o..ssf ,r.nI.
1lpsfting ltsight from -. Louis and hsosuk
Birmtnghsm, Iowa We now prsPsred 10 tAxe
fHssigM
From Kcokak 10 Birmingham for 10 cts. Y loo
From st. Louis to Brmin < ham for &c cts. y 100
Mark good 10 ard from Keokuk, Care K. D.
v. Freight Line"
Mark goods TO AMI from St, Louis, "csre 81. L, 4
D. y. Freight Line.
msss goods for aay Intermediate point care
Whsaths rate. of frsights on the river excee
y esnts per ioe the asDvs rates will be yarsa TO
correspond. [novlsw6m
50. Anarew's ssciesy.
INHE object Of ID Society Is to tender emigrants
4 from epstlaDd that council or assstance 30
9aoa $1,000 ~ arriving In . strange ispds and
.sstSs tsss up N agreeable ssquaintasss With
distress.
AT . meeting hold ai Rodgers Hall, Tuesday
evening 10th inst the following officers, elected Ut
the previous meeting, were instaiisd:
william Leighton. President.
Robert Wilson, Vice President
George @. Anderson, Treasurer.
William Galloway, Secretary.
Hugh Robertson,
John Kirk,
Andrew Webster,
william Asher,
On motion, IL Was resolved 10 celebrate St. An
drews day. soth inst., by public suPper, OF which
due notice will 10 gwen.
After which the Society adjourned 70 meet In the
sauna place, Tuesday, the Gath int, al O'Clock
+. a.. Members, and thosc wishing to become
such, are particularly requested " attend as bust
nssA OF impor lance will he laid before the most
| lug. VIM LEIGHTON,
Nm GALLOWAY, Sec'y. Prest.
nnyi7d
/ 81 Mas hDoards.
4 ON DOE. J. b. HOLMES tCineinnati1 pr,incis c,
lOO Zinc Washboards, extra brand in store and
iol ale low to close cOnsian msnt.
EATON d CHAPLIN,
novl7isw Fifth-st. bet. Main 4 Johnsou.
! AflNG disposed OF tho establishment here.
4 toforc owned by me 70 Henry Joyce, who will
continue to conduct the Boot and Shoe business a
The old stead, on Main ST., bet wsen 9th and stl
SIS take plasure in Recommending him TO nv
Old friends and Gus somsrs
MICHAEL CAULPIELp.
naving purchased the entire stock aud In tcres
vt Michel CaaiGcii in the Boot and Shoe esta Bills
man, on N ain-st.. will continue 1t the old stand
ana DO mos. earnestly solicit share Of the patron
age heretofore bestowed upon the establishment
noyl 3d5,s HENRY JOYCE.
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fA,.l. AND WINTER
G L y r II l N GIL

| NOt0sWB 0otteI w0e ever SbAtSc0 10
TAs CisisaAs ~ ksok Nm. 5 Il,
FINE IN QuALITr. cut IMPERFECT TASTE,
TRInMEn THROUGHOUT, AND yJKIsRED
FOR HONEST SERVICE,
There goods srswsrsAntsd % bstuss uhas every 90
tloman needs, Or could desire.
ran srocx cosrxIsxs
OvERCUArs OF EVERY sTYLE4 QUALITY;
GUINNESS COATS, t9i3iS
1aocx coArs,
DRESS COATS
PANTS, VESTS, &C., &c., %.
Also, Gents 1uvnisAlag 0ssAs of every
tiad. and ~ qsaiisy.
The great shssss is.ssssss'ns this sssst has bses
10 meet the dsmSndforx
vIRsT CLASS CLOTHING sTsaE,
where's ssatlri.sa ,sa sni really lns astisls,,
I'D whss. any tasts saa- " srsAiAsd..
6snslensn are iavited TO call and examine.
ectlsd .e b. n. WkBsTKR.
aswa state Tnssss n< : CsDrany.
sSvscs ~ pAns1A's WV BUfESsns, Esd sToss
6ssead Street, Keokuk, loua:
vTNHIs Hons ConpAay Iskss Risks IN tAssaiss
AND sl os I'll & c2ss S L ron cxs
MUM ,atratss - reasonstle ~ those Of an rsila
bic company.
DIRECTORS
G II Parry, ER Ford, JamesY Coz,
Geo \. 6Aytb, Wm. =. Turner, II. y. weoAvssa.
a. Bstdgman, Z. II. Hsrrison, IS. =. yeorhisa, 4
JohA MeCuAc, NV kankia. s.
ovpscESs.
G. II. PERRY, Pres, n. II. HARRISON .rreaa.,
J. W. RANKIN, Vice PIts, W.T.. TGKNEk ,1ss
octl3d3 suos. - Ny
Unss~A Asntcs JxprtAs CEN pamYI
vlSHI8 Csmpany have opened m once III this elty.
j ssHa ~ prepared 10 receive and fogxArd
goods - aud from ~ III. pr hcipst ctiss and In
| termediAtu places IN the Eastern, Middle And
Western Stats. BANK N,rss. GoLp Axn silva
coys, and freight of III kinds forward.d With
despstch, III rhnfgc cf spcrl Messcnscrs, W rsi-
| ssnstr Trstas sniy They hate also pisc,d dasly
Messenger tbs H. VI. y. NJ = ~. X. II. west -
| Bsstonspost. Eaprs wag.A will bells ssAdL
insss " ssilset and a.lssr g"sas shipped ~ this
Cemeany. H.ftM 90
/ 0Gics sn Third street. bttvesa Main And
JSS pon, 1t the ofhce Of the R.na I.aaSanas Coo-.
lps1f. II. D. TEN EYOx, Assas.
/ oet73 -dam.
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OROCEKBe ATTEWI2WUy
II AkRISON, BATON Co.'S "Cfnetaaati Mus
Il tard," : pure siticls. expressly Tor tebls
uye.
HARRISON, RAr0H ! Co. . sslshrssed. Light
HARRISON, EATON : Co. . 1nprcvsd 1resnd
OoGss, for sale BY EATON ! CLArLIN,
oct34aku Fifth. bet Main And Johnsen.
naFloWss Ce1ebSa : - lnABgo 0aOo
TSOk blusine clothes. Warranted The esnnius
= artknk. Wives univesesl sattsssstisss Gro
GERS Supplied ex the SsssD Of gross.
1A1VN : CLAFLlN, Eois Aesst,
stsSsAWr 40 81 Fiflh, bst. 1fafn ssa John5ca. q
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naving purchased the entire stock and interest
vt Michel CsaiGci in the Boot and Shoe establish
manf on ain-st., will continue 1t the old stand
and 10 most earnestly solicit share Of the patron
age heretofore bestowed upon the establishment.
lnovl7d3t& HENRY JOYCE
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@ Sd Washhoards.
I nn DoZ. J. b. Hoiuss' tCineinnatil prsinciscd
lUU Zinc Washboards, extra brand, in store and
iof ale Low to close consian msnt. e
EATON CLAFLIN,
hovifdSw Fifth-st. bet MAIN 4 johnson
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F-Eli York, the medical student arrested
on tue charge of being an aceomplicc Of the
Chicago Sexton in the body snaschlng bush
ness, was, on examination, honorably dis
charged, having established his innocence Of
any participation in the business.
AK iSctpryr OF rnn BArrLE FiKLp.-A
soldier was wounded in ons Of the battles
Of the Crimea. and was carried out of the
] field. lie felt that his wound was mortal
/ that life WIS quickly cbbing nway--and b.
4 aid to his comrades who wero carrying
] him:
1 s.Pat me down; do not take the trouble Il
carry me any futher; am DYING
They then put him down and returned to
/ tho field A few minutes after, an officer
saw the man welterlng in his blood, and
asked him il he could do anything for him
Nothing, thank you."
''shall get Won little water ?n said the
kind hearted officer.
..so, thank you am aylng.''
/ Ills there nothing can DO for you9 Shall
: | write to your friends?''
IL have no friends you can write to. BIZ,
there is one thing for which would be much
obliged 10 my knnpsack you will find d
Testament win you open il Ut the l4th Of
John aud near the end II the ehApter you
will knd verse that begins with Peace
viii sou read iii z"
The officer did 50, and read the words
"Peace leave with you, my peace give
unto you !; not as the world giyeth, give
unto you. Let not your heart be troubled,
neither let it be afraid
"fnank you, sir, }" said tho dying man 81
i have tina. peace Am going 70 that Savior;
God i with me; ! want no more" aud in-
stanay expired.
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A HAgp BARGAis.--The Democrats gene
rally complain that the faglers of the party
here paid very high price for very poor
article when they bought Clagett with q
juageship. Indeed most OF them would con-
sent to gire tho Republicans two judgeships
to take him back again.
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HAMBURG ADV. .RTIS EAlENTS.
CAROLINA H0 TEL,
HAMBURG. s.. C.

-.
hIHHE Subscriber respectfully announces to his
i friends and the public generally that lie has
rented the old and well-cstaIlished House known
as the CAROLINA HOTEL, recently occupied by
Jons A. MAYS, and is now prepared 10 furnish
ample accplnmodat:ons to all who favor him with
their company. -.
The House aud furniture has recently undergone
an entire renovation, and every requisite arrange
mcnt to promote the comfort and happiness of my
guests has bec made. 1t is my intention to make
the CAROLINA FIRST CLASS HOTEL, and
my every cxestion will be in>yicw of this object.
My TABLE shall receive particular attention,
and the best the market atlordsw be furnished
in abundance. Attentive SERVANTS will always
be readiness to obey the Lehests OF those who may
call on me. 81;
BY the first Of October will have my NE W
STAB Z s erected, and will then be better pre-
pared for the accommodation of Horses.
S.g'Families visiting Hamburg or Augusta will
find the Carolina Hotel" all that they can pcssi-
bic desire.
s-5' 4 liberal share Of public encouragement is
earnestly solicited. JOHN LYON.
Hamburg, Sept % If 81
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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF GEORGIA,
AT AUGUSTA.

TENIIE Twenty SIKH Course Of Lectures in this
i Institution, will commence on MONDAY, the
2d NOVEMBER next.
Emeritus Professor Of Anatomy, G. NJ. NEW
TON, NJ. D.
Anatomy, II. F. CAMPBELL, NJ. D.
Surgery, L. A. DUGAS, NJ. b.
Ins,itutesand Practice Of Medicine, L. ID. FORD,
NJ ID.
Matrria Medica, Therapeutics and Medical Jurs-
prudence. |. P. GARVlN, NJ. ID.
Obstetrics and Diseases of Women and Infants,
.. y. EVE. NJ d.
Physiology and Pathological Anatomy, Ii. V. NJ.
MILLER, NJ. D.
Chemistry and Pharmacy, ALEX. MEANS,
NJ. d.
Demonstration of Anatomy, ROBERT CAMP
BELL, NJ. ID.
Assistant Demonstrators Of Anatomy, S. B. SIM
MONS, NJ. D.
Clinical Lectures will be delivered in tho City
Hospital and at the Jackson street Hospital.
Fee for whole Course, Sl05.
Matricula,ion Ticket Ito be taken once,) s..
For further particulars. apply 10 any member o
the Faculty, or to J. L. GARflN, Dean.
Augusta Ga. Sept, go 1857 5. S.
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CANDIDAT Es!


U The Friends Of Capt H. BOULWARE
respectfully announce him as Candidate for Sheriff
Of EdgeGeld District at the next election.
TIE friends Of Capt. LEWIS COVAR, res.
pcctfully announce him as 4 candidate for Sheriff,
of Edgefeld District, at the ensuing election.
The many friends of W. W. SALE. Esq, OF
Hamburg, in the upper part Of the District respect
fully announce him as candidate for Sheriff oil
Edgefeld District at the next election
The friends of Co. VIM QUATTLEBUM res
pectfulIy announce him as Candidate for Sheriff
of Edgcfeld at the ensuing election.
U We are authorized to announce LEWIS
JONES, Esq, as candidate for reelection for
Sheriff CT Edge6eId District.
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A AMERIC AN HO TEL,
HAMBURG, S. c.

HAMBURG, S. c.
TNUE Subscribers take this opportunity Of in
L Turning their friends and the public generally
that they have bought tie above HOTEL, and
are having it reftted in the best possible style for
their reception. We hat,er ourselves that every
necessary arrangement has been made to promote
the comfort of NIL who favor us with their company.
Our ROOMS are airy and comfortably furnished {;
SERVANTS attentive and ,obedient. And our
TABLE will be constantly supplied with the best
the affords. Our friends may therefore rest
satisfied tina. every exrrion will be checrfully rem
dered to make their snnurn pleasant and agreeable.
There will be in attendance u GOOD OSTLER,
and Horses left in our charge will receive part;cu
lar attention.
sB- Persons arriving at this House may feel as
sured that their baggage will be promptly sent,
free of charge to the Carolina or to either Of the
Georgia Drpots
We solicit share of the patronage Of those visit
ing our Town. G. g. CUNNINGHAM,
MARY S.CUNNINGHAM,
Proprictors.
Hamburg, June 1, 1857. ly al
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NOTICE,

UAVING hccn employed by Mcssrs SIBLEY
IL g. USHER to superinieIid their interest in
the CDttOM Trade, | hope to share lih'ral
portion Of the Trade that comes to our Market.
y / NOW return my sincere thanks TO the Planters
of Edgefrld, Abhevlle, LauxnS and Ncwberry
Districts, for the liberal patronage that have re-
ccivrd from their hands, and hope to merit con-
tinualIcc of tic saline same.
give tho very HIGHEST PRICES for Cotton
and other produce All want is showing, and
will buy r. L. GENTRY.
Hamburg Sept % If 81
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PLANTERS SUPPLIES.

"a THE iSubscribcr bcgs leave to -
. inform the public that he fas in l2Hk
Store, at the Stand occupied by him The last sea-
sou, WELL SELECTED Stock Of Planters
Supplies, consisting Of
MmS'ovadn aud Porto Rico SUGARS;
Siutrt's II. Il. SC c. Soft -
- Crushed
Pu'verised
Baltimore Refinery of same quality;
MOLASSES, l'hds., Tierces and Harresi
Rio and Java COFFEE;
IRON all sizes. and HOLLOW WARE;
BAGGlNG, ROPE and TWlNE;
Gunny Cloth, a heavy article;
Osnahurgs aud Stripes;
7-s and A Augusta Goods;
SALT. very large Sacks;
so IThds. BACON SIDES;
10 " SHOULDERS:
SOAP, CANDLES, STARCH, &c, &c, all
of which will be sold on accommodating terms to
approved purchasers.
eB- Orders solicited aud promptly attened to.
a. BURNSIDE.
llAMurno, June tf 2.