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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-08-05
farn&t''s' 9sPartulsrt,
SIMMER MANAGEMENT OF SHEEP.

In the Spring donot turn your sheep pinto
the pasture until it is well up, or until it is
ankle high, SO as to have something to shade
the ground; keep your sheep close, and
feed them on hay and grain of some kind
they will eat it we'll if, kept from grass.
When put upon pasture, have three or more
fields, and charge them often, so that their
pasture may be sweet. | have known neigh.
Dor lose three hundred sheep out of six hun.
dred in one summer. He divided them into
three parts, and put them into three large
fields, with no shade except what the fence
on the south side Of each field made. The
sheeplay along the fence, and when the
nose fly came, the sheep were to be seen
running with their noses TO the ground fight,
ing the fly, and eating only just enough Ito
keep life in them. The sheep did not 60
more than eight or ten rods from the fence,
and this was eaten close to the ground when
there was plenty Of pasture on the north
side of the field; as consequence the sheep
poisoned themselves in their own filth. The
fly laid its eggs in the nostrils of the sheep,
and they soon died in great numbers OF
sworn in the head.'
Now, you would ask, how should he save
his sheep? He should have put them all in
one field, and forced them to go farther from
the fence; and about two or three days af.
ter the first shower, he should changed them
to another field. Whenever you see your
sheep run with their noses down to the
ground, drive them to your farthest pasture
the fly will stay about where the sheep have
lain. Keep changing them from field to
field, and you will not be troubled with
"worm in the head."-J. D. Chamberlain,
IN Genessee Farmer.
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MackreI! Mackrel!!

THosE wishing FINE FISH, inspected and
IL packed where they are caught, of; all sizes and
numbers, call on s. E. BOWERS, Agent.
Hamburg, jan 9th 1857. II .....a p So
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-08-05

FOR THE FARMERS,
We have complete assortment Of Plain and Striped
Osnaburgs, Marlboro Stripes and Plaids, Cot
tonades and Linen Drills for men and boys wear.
HATS, SHOES, BOOTS, &c.
s5y- The community respectfully invited TO
inspect our Gouls and prices. We feel confident
that we can-at least mean TO irv tn-pease
every taste. fsEAND IL lsU UTLER.
Edgcfeld, April If -
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y GARD.
OUR N T. FIR NJ

II ssl'r's me pleasure to amonhrc
I" M sricn,. AMI the public TINT ! hive
nssocistri with ,sc MY former partner,
Ls,c y. Winkiss, mil my veil known
is,i,t't, mosas nm, mmicr ,hc famil-
Itrsi',c II !. II. tLARk \ CU.
Az rcw iirs will ssart with mn efficient
iur,'c IN caeh mcchsh!cnl branch, tho
Wa'rh drtsrmsst l.ciMy undcr the super.
visim ~ Thomas Wilbtns.
Stick iull ~ all ti'ts~ ~ tho latest
fsshi"rs, and Isiccs ~ low NJ ihc ssnsc
quality md stsle NJ gsw~lr can Nv pur.
chased 10 NEW york and philadelphia.
nm ,hankfulTor thu liberal patronage
extended to nse during ms fifteen years
r'sidsrec In Memphis, and my aim will he
to merit iss ~sossimusscc.
y. u. CLARK.
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I1smiN ssh AIifN Nu4Utf, fssif
H. tNh tgsHfH HIHH sN ifai
i.H AH tAuhlttt Z HiNt e ffti
arl ufsH Ht lNfI flfftH 81
flfaIH sft iHfH ~ lHi affii0
ai M mIils ! p F
Nsif#I# fHHfI T. lfIf ff fHf
lil, tifils faHlsf 4 ifs aIN5 lHs n
altIhsfit faaahfs NJ lisHsH tHi iflaa
~ Hfeihg fHlHa A NJ ffii iWH m
itieaan NfmfiAs tai M Eia through
lh el#hlmh haa lAs iiHitllna public.
may ltlf ~ ihll lHlH ~ fhiHai not
fhesl gllif iH hfHHinl I HiHH, iaHt
tHn fnd 'leiftrts,
I'M ffal M ifan Wili y M aslly ifpf
fNunaai4 a%taaiHll ifHa SOIL lftsi ilnn
iiJ iAnafv lVlh, in luua, " vii h0
fttIriHi That nnl anans si hstf af'
arrangements rkiI ID fnHeiEo then anuii
~ ihai .laiiun bn huiiif n ihH aimptnY
haEn uniy %ioblufiiy hffslftmenr ~
taking oifH N lrighia hHl VII uai ha
responsible nv Ne los N ltmtga ~ tho
aaiAo N ihn slailoh
Passenger ir r1uesial 70 rafehaic
uetols brfefc rhieiinF bp cara, nHi
ant payment ~ riinn lrea,
i%laeFaef ehtaiel 10 WI stations on The
nailfaal, nnd NJ hufgafi sillhu received
without tf Ina checked
taeh ps onrer will No nlnsel one
hHuiftl pounds N lngeafo VI d. Ran
mnl and ,iliy rnunia by stage, hui ~
nHlcla viii b. eifficl M h%Aigaee that ii
noi lnr,ieni W The person II ihg paason
Huf,
tn cso NJ lnts fho Company vlll bold
Themselves fespan lhlu fuf 40 amluni not
r,eaulnH my dollars,
1orfocs, wlon travelling alone, must
bate a permit, htmlns ihe point 70 Nlich
ihee ne a. gH, and sfreil inr that they
ar ~ travel Ny railroad. OF the, vii nal
hu carried.
h. W. PATRICK,
nil,lf superintendent.
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l. the lcndiux agricultural. I.itrn1
~ mi rtmily Newspaper, hung ~
larger circulation than any -imllsi jssl
nal IN the world! Il combines b 4
Agricultural, Horticultural, Sclrmifd
Literary, Educational, MisrcllaneuuS, ID
News Department, n greater mmlws |
Practical, 1 scfnl, Entertaining. and Tin
IL Topics, than nny other rsvisiieslr
while !, Is, beyond dispute, Vi. ss-, Il q
elass IN Merit, c~cfulnsss and r.ruIsrr
The Rural j. publ. she'd wcskIs, gasr
form. illustrated and rvinsei In lssss st,1
N ~ y year. Rssiucsion In clubs. q
srcas iix~luerprhs. IL a.ens.. Ae.. y
rludisg l.bcrl Premiums. Spscimc'
prrMiusw l.i-ts. Se.. sent fr~~, sisss
your address. \ new quarter s~csssrrs'
Arhl 5, AMI henc~ INV is.st4 tin !
rai'scvil'e. Registered I.stess b . ~
u. u. Z. MOORE,
Reeh.-sss. ~
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GRAHAM 4 HILL.
COTTON FACTORS.
COMMISSION AND GROCERY
MERCHANTS,

No. . From, Row, Memphis, Tenn.
Our charge for selling c'o,,or, includ.
ing storage. will be iOcvnts per baln We
a,ll keep all cotton insured against lire
while IN store; and tina, consigned to rs by
steamboats, insured against thu dangers u
M, ,grtion, unless otherwise instructuI.-
We shall cnicasor 10 net promptly for
the interest ~ SIT patrons, where ", have
DISCRETION. but in oil casfs PROMISE s,rie,
ol'vj'r'sc H. instructions.
W. have now IN hand and cfcr Tor
sale at the lowest mars.. prices, n lea,y
aai cctiplrt. stock II
lircwr anil l.aaf Sugar,
trusliei amt ul,rrise-i surnr;
Rc-bdilcd molasscs IN bhls. AMI half
bhl-.
Rio. Lsguyrn nni Java Coffee;
hest ,,trvn AMI Dlaek Teas.
Bgst Star tandles, Whole, hlf and
quarter boss-.
Extra brands 81. lnuis Flour:
complete stuck asserted Tobacco;
bcan'sard Dvx,er's whiskrv;
uid kra,aeky aud ,icurlcn Whiskey;
Sagsr-cufc,l and r'rin Hams;
Clcar Side bacca.
Leaf Lard, IN kegs and half Ibis.
Hsr Lead aud ratsh, Shot,
Eastern Nails,
German Su.p;
Pearl Starch;
Iisc1cel salt, coarse and frc. 9c.,
wssh a heavy stock of
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PhueddpAiS.
Only onc dollar ls,r year Ia de<1
suh-ssilrss - ASwnrR sDsiStSsL vi
urTvk.--M orics To srsssfmclate a
wish to legin With the beginning Il q
neat original NoseletsN, "The Hus
Isevss,s N Hmessou lssNwstc, E~v~ 4
have d~eiksl tn dcfes h = lev wwAs u
those wishing h t~sf~rt their s!aI~ >
haze tess - Il -. nay until slnu 4
ssss II jal,, wiss cst half ,cu II
tn Dsiisr Newyspsr.
h msde sv With sr~eisl rsfrrassts =
family sire e.--lt a.Sas 10 INTEREST, 'asp
and ansuse. Ne~s and substantial ~
inapioa sre 'ss prpminsnt e~hmrssssbt
With nsssses iwcchipcs, capable u
tssls ash MIMI s,psv. per hpnr. 10
tiusas can lsc hid otssa far nsws essh :
- within = fcw hours II tho slst~ NJ ~
easicus n b shu. eahleA tn pshlia :
lsse>s end Dc>s reliable usasbvt ~
and h give : xrasss sasses NJ 81
hssisess isfsrmatina for W lsw .nApt
ton uice .ssDHr lbslIss fssr Year. q
s.v csAss sAsily paper s.ssr ~ t~st
lees.
N Fsrm smd NE F;arasr.
The AfyisuItural 1~bvpstsm<ua 4
sNewPnr-r," r. srirsicilv nsiuo
~ rpaittUiss. fsuss r~sssswsl fsrs1
as1 by shssusas1s II rsssip~s thie ~
Msss y euant1esul 90 VI IL nsst ~
taat lnsssss II tn pspsT. 1hrv@
aWd pssetIml agriculture. lhw
saa ssmpsnnsa vupAly isso . sknst41
sseuss IN tn insessss 81 pru1s ~
n 1salswieg ass lke lssus pFH
0uly me tsllss pus year 10 sta1{n
Nriheus C1sA's 4 IL ~ y, y
elu, Il suuaay Oil, = nupolv-~sva(
= :sissy:essi -, 4 efsy ~ 4
uur ftieuaa, r. tbe;s vsN ~
en- csWvv~iusee, ui1l ssliss
b - es1y q re~ihie tkeif sIsb -
gev ~ sinll ~ " ~ ~
leas eny tus namh0 Il ~ uy11
eivsn. esslaioise h sARsouFernle ~
ksuusct ~ 81 .pix ess.poN -
Isi.eto ssluyss, eyssl u - IT,
s;s kuNofptkunk ~ = nkpues -
tvo ssesne y ~ Glnua llesl1y .
~ sksse hs.1re1 go -. ~
~ NJ 1utuly.eie sv>uuo q -
frpu - nrsanrA
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lufarsf. N fnfslsa mud i,.=lsu
HI AmeflfHh IIandwaisf
sss ANlS Y siah s'feet Hpmphla,
hHitsfa ! san and ehhhs n.
w. A. Wfoassit Eaaisli aAd W
ftsa.n1 Pesola saslyt
1tp Subscribers .nir uleidns tho
lafassl snl hft tefsff tssis "
liaulsata. tHlmy, sffitAtHtal Imtie.
m#Hf.. N. hiii ~. - b, tat. stnf ~
f.inl ~ iliH m ihs f iat n fuHnlFt,
ah ~ sil h ms vi ialfhl
AfnNliufal lHplaUeHis iibn, NHlli,
taflHr. fln Plate, fiannf materials
lNafhsnalhf md ~iWpenlaif IhniA, ~.
il nhi Pocket tailfff, shatfls, Hfadfa
i@ssi. Asfs. tina tflis. tlan II ~
Minds. Uatam %rlllan. inanilli bHl lHle
tlHlaff imillHf' materials, oi e,tiy
smiolg ani ~ large 1hHniitieH,
We waaIl most respectfully cail thu
hiifnli No n No. merchants N this section
N fu.htfy ~ tho fnel that, pnfcIn ~ Ne
W. Nv, 1af snHla n ~ luv hgnfes
huaae IN Arw York, llrslnu ~ ~
mia, 40 afe emhlmlto eompcie t ilal
N rhsas. and nfe determined ~ da
DO ihe planters. WI wunli sas. illHi iu 'aa
srlfailun ~ nnr auuls. va la,H Hrlft
afrl W rf0nnto tlelr interests "a ~
unf 0wn. tim slark NJ rinwff mli0f
nla Nill always m fund full ahi rulh.
rlete, md N iaW,f pd'ss ,hnn any uilhf
opntnm IN this eiif. uur tdols " OIL
hlnls have been selected personally nsil
ffom The very best makers. ~ W. iak u
u fair nnl cnfrful examination ~ gur
stock and prices.
Nrmphi.. October, 1859 Mp I'm
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m the vverthrcw Of lIomanism md
NcnArehv ; the E~xisses<v W tho tnicl
states fcrcssd h the Mile, he future
urrasesss , invasion ~ 11iua Euru,c,
Annih''aticu NJ Masifekyt ExpsaSsa
into the MiIlr~wisl keFskSs, - lie -.
wi~isa cvvr the vhsls ussbi. NJ SD,
baldwin, 4. ".
"Nlr. baldwin vey slsas,y tsses .ke
United Ssnees N shs syuua -1snoevnuef
the rsvyAeste mar.s-1Suist1lIs 1susunl.
For sals ny G.EAvES 4 Gu1ux,
NcS'-e1 M~mpk;s
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AEJit STORE.

NEW STORE
We are nov receiving and opening
oaf { MI and WINTER sIuk NJ
DIlN tDDUN.
rIH. diag 0f every tnffHst w hlnvlr and
lny Iiry uceda u-'sIly Kept In Chi.
M letl
nppsilnc llue and llHtk clulhs. CASH.
meTa. I'ocskin., tlpaks, ManiIIas, Moife
Aniiuur, Velvet sh,wIs lhd latest style-.
Ladies Dre.. ,ioeis ~ \ Hutefi,s quail.
~ tfirr slnwlsl n lirge 10, n Him.
hois, Negip Vlnih, Ifuvuna, lictbs .made
tlntliIN,i. Iioots, shoc- md Hats. aud
. variety VI aruclei ico namcroa.'o men.
liun,
Al 7 n-k l., "comc pc mud nl'," and
csnmihc my stock bcioro making YOUR
purchase. ! honght 81 the ,ery boat
torins, nni nm dricrmisrl that nose shall
under .cll nae. ! shah adopt thu c,.h r,s.
ten, except IT, pnmiuat cuslolArrsi
A.t. BLAIR, Ri Main.~.,
tld stand ~ ferguson a Srill.
fE y q. t,uoDNiN Is with this hcusc.
nil-6m
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a.. - ~ " Vt0NbS.
We hive recently made larvc nd
disi"us - her Srsit.k, which, iur rich.
mss, keaats anil variety, l. equal 10 any
ever o9sr-l IN this VI ans other marhci.
In whirh IN b. fcuA-
wd1t'NES--ey MI kis<s 4gei
DIAMOND XnkLRi--th mn n
9ertskwn,s I'D Hs
Jgwxl kf-vAAs ss~s.t ssssss sss h
sn !Ss s.sS.cSIlf~ mi c.t~ s.n..
Yes41s LNAtss, kr-CskN b1sr;
SH vEA.PiATED GOODx-CsNsn,
W~tAks, CsAv ~Ri Frwk esAvb,
ttxS r~sn<eNhk1n, ~,
ENCY OOOOS--ts . epsst rsviegj
vCNS--st ~ s~rvyhskCi t;ss lcs,ms.
.fsssimtHn p asdt srrfgbs~iDi
PfS1OLS. Alsrv ssor ss~si VI sH The
i~tdingkfAA q M. iseisAhsy tisif's
" I'll siesss end tAs ssssins lDvrvts.
cL6cks-gsRsA n. M syas, se.rsA
fnss ) - ~ dsslsn,
LlkfS5~ Ja~ui~ s~d vphlie build.
Gas ~slxrgsnLs,.i. and o.,s.
ssnsfslb I'm sssny sSA.y sv1irits
~ N-uWseVeoo h hsrssiyu.
Oar stesk b ~ h wish cash, cur ".
ssppsa stps1D Ne mpmn, ~sessplse., ve
~ - dunpgeb Msestu disuvs frsa I'M
na1pss, aNi tsins saaisoui with : swsll
~~A -- ~
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BOJkS, BOOkSi
e. = osWNsi In. b. orioS
Cltnvcs & (;mioss,
DB l..

Cltavcs & (;uiOsl,
u l..
~ Main-s,., Mctsrhis, Tcrm,
VIII, Tor the future, present rarc
attractions to the lIiblicrtapher and l,ib.
licmnniae. Mr.. Clcascs' experienced,
(from nssiiucus AMI mscmiuing a,tcn.
ton ~ the business for fifteen ycnr- pa-,l
and Mri uaiou's acknowledged energy and
activi'y, are the snrcst guarantees to- tho
scmmunity for tho fulfIlmcnt III ilici,
promise 10 make their establishment III,
cynosurc of the literary world. Having
~ ''ainplc room aud verge cncvsh' ~
give soups to their cherished intcstisn II
eshilitiny to the Southeast q RNhNiou
~ the broadcst " thu phrase, ,lry
n'w ask respectfully thai MI will ssll AMI
determine Tor themselves whether 9TH
performances is in keeping with thu hisl,
Sounding manifesto"
For me Religions Hold,
Protestant and Catholic, Methods =
bytcgian, Episcopal and baptist. ~ ell.
ever sect, We prcl,usc keeping the ssaml
ards OF their respective faith. and ~
'.,adc mccuums'' II their daily life.
The World ~ Gehsnai!
Such NJ desire OIL acquaintance with n.
extensive range u literature q, the ptsr
.nt jas, will ari upon our shelves al
that the Press, that mighty engine II
knowledge, scn,ss forth II ancient y
modern classics, NJ history, poetry, nj
lcsrhy " belle. lcstr...
Professional .Jfra
Will bs Furnished with oil the sushss,
legal Or medical, afcicut nnd m.d,r m. h-
ropcan a1i American, which may h. ".
sirrd. Particular attention will Ne sisn
10 this hitherto neglected branch n h.
trade. In u word, u purpose h N KEEP
slws,s an hand Religious, Political. Nj.
snsiiir, Mechanical, legal. Medical, bchpl
ani Miscellaneous Books.
Aasiieasry. = Iovisn and AmesiOn
Glanh books. II ell kinds and <isss ; u.
p,ing Presses, vank Cheeks and N5ur
Hneils, Pens, Ink, psrcr--lessrs, k.sc
and cup; EnveIope<, ~ Ill sIxrs, VII.
crs. Sand, etc., 10 fsrnish 10 H. tmds In
tho city and MT, and 10 inlividuals, A.
Wholesale N retail, a. rvasouahly ns M
be- desired; 10 saressctr. In bsisi, the ".
er-si'y VI going slscwhcfc to supply slss
wants
All sur department, arr eomriese. W
solicit q continuance ~ thu lilesal nj.
ronagc W. have hercsc'sse ree,ssl, bat
W MAJ hare iuduevsncns to hvvp thsmss.
Ctf Aad Esawino
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Now Goods.

with The q approach ot The Full
md Winter soas,n, | again istii1 iht a.
%teniion W N, rnsiumrr., aHi ihs public
generally, oHd h. "iaiiof" rp1rialig. 20
my large and veil r'fsad uosk " Lr
dfsa' aaj sefHemsR'.
DRESS GOODS.
~ every grade md variety, direct from
tho importers ~ Nrw YORK, consisting II
tho latest styles ~ Nl,,, CaAmerea.
Nro'eh Patss, IL Lsia,s mr. sm~bu,deroi
hubss, iipa'ra Brocads, plain ilpaccas.
t'hdH and .ii,d ~ isi.es ned Cashiassss
of every stfde and eolnr TriH Pr
s'aas; . 'aryr assortment Of plain. fancy
md cmhrridercd Niawis, from ~ to la.l
of every quality aud nj nny price;
TrimiHr, Hssisqi, Handkerchief, I'm.
~hsosdsriss ~ MI kinds. Srio and Lasko.
nsi Fomasing ! nm elesnn, stack ~ Man.
iHcs, f1onared, Myir,os mud H~p.ed
Nhtris, Grsw aud Hmiiy dot Gai and
Niirer Wafrhss, Cfoeh,f Ne,dies, H,ii,,
Notions aud Fancy Goods tto numcrou.
70 mss,lsn. l.adics' glove kid and ba,ent
leather .Roof,, with AMI Within, heel. ,
half and whole Goi,oys, Md, ba.kih and
rsN .,ppwrs, " every style nhd DUALITY
desired. GENTS fine calf Bodi,, Orfod
tbs. Ldaing N.nifsrs. Pnncr u, Lrse-
'Ns Gaiftrs, Toilet Mipper,. hsary rail-
Hfosars, IN any quantity sns and hearg
6ocfs aad Mess. VI any description. The
tisnr ant mos, clelan, assortment VI
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W. respectfully mhfm The travel
ling puhIh that W. hayo fnnulnp IN
''unetl lpn With al the Hall load.
terminating ~ Memplis, a regular
Inns NJ eDsMmllswsss is %ron,elng
paHHrhvers and bARpaer ~ and iumn
the iieimla, Hotels, and any nlhtr
par, NJ The cltv uuf umhihuars viii
lm fund nj The duur NJ llm different
I%lolela In sufficient TIM. fr every train
NJ rifr startling lfpm ihla point
AHihe United States ilails um chf
Vel HH hla llHa pafarWcn will ind II
The mut safe 10 paimnlsp ua, NJ tho
inr m,er leave unlil ihc Mails are
,sll cred by ua,
~ rict allenllon and ptomrincss
W the traveller Wants, W. hutt 20
s~ure q share NJ ihe pulle patronage.
T. " PATTERSON, n nau.
June 2J.-.lr
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THn rnAcr ron bARoArr,si
NAN 4 CU.

Csys0 Vain Mud Jefferson sts., Memphis.
Teunessve.
Cash dealers IN l,rs t;vds, Carpets.
n.".ks, stucs. kc. Sc..
ssrWc sell for Cash exclusively.
and can offer Inducements u varchas.
ers that csnncN he Inst with rl-rwhrrc.
Call and examine. ~ W sskc vrcat
pleasure IN showing cur gupds.
sastL rRnttf>. ANp attCk sALEs.
July s--uo93-tf.
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A NEw pRru sTORE N NgNpls.
1Donek I pebeons,
HMW4 %~- n nn a

Have seecntly rrseivsa finn New
fevk. = lesessl nasuvtNsess Il lDautask
MElpu'oNES PAlNTtk SDol.&s go N
srsielss usually essua n = Dsue Ssss-.
Which they casr on ssreuAWulnoisf smup.
tiAIl ssA ~. c51.lv
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4 NEW STORE.


uNlEl NlihhSltNln having furchns.
ol tho pntlrr stuck n DRY GOODS
ani tl,ut hltlts NJ Jnnic I, Fletcher,
NJ rin1la, vill o%ontinue ~ nm.res o.
to- al stand. whore he offers to iht pub.
lc generally every article IN hs linf, nj
very laa pries. fdr rlsil. uF on reason.
able terms 10 rfeu'ar dealers.
hntn int rrmi,cd q fresh supply of
rNLL md WINTER GOODS, 10 addition
to ny lHrgc aud well .%flrciwl stock an
hand. md ! invite everybody 10 call nuL
cyAnidc my stock. II Is M truuhle 10
show eiois 10, my csiahli shmrut. whether
you purchlsr NJ not. an permanently
settled amcne YOU, awd intend 70 ~ y H..
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WILLIAM T.. WhTNINS.
December 23i, lsiG.-,f.
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Friendly ard submissive; aud there he lutte doubt
,hst The nduere ~ the Engi sh those wild
noes viii he much ssreng hsoed by the exploit OF ar
JAMES Onusm. The event has takea place al g.oi
tiur A nrnclpai ob Iacl 10 the i'm Of tho
,rgious has been the INDEPENDENTS ana unconl -ol
abis pr, IL the Arabs Eyes no.. In any discus ZION
sur n the oeyeopemect OF Asia Minor aaf the valley Of
ne Eubrsee IL l. generally urged that me wandering
t,ihes are 700 irrecmsby savage 10 permit ctvizlpon
"a enter he lands they occupy. sich an event the zap
tre Of Mobsm nerah and the encanpmen os vstorols
s,i;i.h amy snong tbem, must 90 much W estabi
influence which future enterprise may TURN 20 gcot az
eoupt For ali ,hees reasons, while regreung that
,roos shauld have fought secooi bsitie Htor ths
Nal been virtually tetmostet, aud the ress OF peace
mus have be, u the very point OF reaching them
cannot but hope for many benefits from their gallant OK
ploit.
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The British Conquss SITS I'm Persaa-
IRON the London Times, May T.

But the capture OF Mohsmmersh means, and will be
felt mean thai the British government u resolved 70
make i power felt and respected By resort 70 the
Isst exrrsie- The capture OF 3ushre might have
called demon sranop-ihe capture % Aohammerah
N for e. into conquest will conquer The capture Of
vobammerah means the occupation Of Khusstan Of the
valley OF the nerrs, OF the whole Persian Gulf The
England concerns the very existence OF his ON.
pire Tbus not only the brilisocy and completeness Of
the victory ITSELF but the determined policy OF which
has g,yen sisp are calculated 10 have their influence
throughout Central Asia Nor the secondary sdvan
,aee ~ an ssceudsncy the Arab tribes be Forgotten
Already, have ltfie Doubt the story on the m OF No
hamrsrsh has been told all through Arabia Mesopoama
ana Kurdnsan Ths despatch reAaAos ai The Arabs
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Tempest In the Pyps and Harrison Opera
Trvupe-Dsyarture OF the Company for
England.

EnQhan0s
From the Boston Bee, May COL
Those o. citizens who lss ming 70 The delicious
vsrblpgs that issued from the bird like throat Of Mss
Loutra fype al the Music Hail. Monday night, knew tls
d the otons that being raised In The Dor Offices
and among fhe ticket sellers
Deputy sherins armed with trustee writs rushing
10 fro In search Of "hidden reasurc" but unforu.
psey for these ith servants Of the lag, The treasure
had been previously paid yuna1AH rpDsssr,
they were hue more fortunate, sd - OD0Ren ~
wre served upon din, rent mustc Am6sn, members
n the committee, &C., found In the posressioa q tive
dealers the sum Of sls1, which they saltedLn
disappointed N their search for gold the officers
instructed 10 arrest the body ~ Mr. Hairless the tenor.
In this they very successful They found this gentle
man at q store on Washington street, and ordered him
forthwith 10 surrender Being, however, among friesds
be bad only make his condition known when two ofour
most influential and vel Known citizens gave The required
security and the deputy went 70 his ooe and the amable
tenor 70 his hotel
The circumstances of this legal warfare, ~ given " ~
BY reliable authority, follevs:-Ah Gulmetsei
singer OF bass po<es, )" v@ formerly member ~ the
Pyns and Harrison opera troupe His engagement -
for sr months srvioe, ri stipulated sum Amer snsse
four months he refused 10 comply further 9Th his ccss
unIess his salary increased 70 double me sm'o'
agreed upon. This denied him, and We cnnusr -
vered. BY MS arrangement The troupe lcse many ~, ~.
eaeasevnents already announced, and erpe1escca -
Of sosne hupdreds ~ dolAvs Jud tefcve NJ w. -
New York, Mr. Cuilneue trusted tlls % s@ nIy ~
Which had keea deposited In oss q The sasss, 49,
cAaIn upon . charss Il e22s for nedsc.l - vfeS -
ms nusv, 4 es~rss, - = rs1~n