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, a French Gurpowder Plot.

It Is confidently slated that. there was
ground for The rulnor, that 7dauecini's plots
against the lito Of Louis .Nnpul.o. were
discovered recently, only at the la>,
moment. before tue lime appointed for their
execution: 5lNtsaz. ~ s''.,,ss
The Pariscorrespopdent Of the Manchester
Guardian says:xA plan. did exist, not only
fof putting ,au end to tilepEmperor's life, not
only for committing murder wholesale, af.
Y tssti,s:f :f,slion Of tile guppowder plot The
::detaiis slpxe leen confined, with compare
lively wonderful secrecy, to the; people about
the Taileries. aud prefecture of the police.
The. affair would seem to have organized
:, fol. .seii,e tolcfably long while and tho mo-
Inentof action WAS fixed for the fist night
when the court should visit the Theatre
Francais situated at the end of the
Rue Ricbelru and ennexed to the Palais
Royal, is for the greater part, built over IL
ground, floor Of shops.-Alost Of these are
occupied by tradesmen well known TO the
authorities but in the barrow and some.
what dark passage, which runs from one en-
trance door of the theatre into the Palais
Royal there is collection of small shops,
one of which was unoccupicd, and had es
capped the notice of the police.
This line of shops liz: Immediately under
the imperial box at the theatre Francais, AMI
this shop was accordingly hired hv the in,li-
.viduals WHO metlia,c,i the attack | am 90.
ing to relate. Little Ly little, and as they
hoped, unperceived, they had intro luc.'l
combuSihirs of all sorts into this closed
shop, which WAS thu. representing Guy
Faux's cellar. The day before The Emp"r.
or's visit, however, to the theatre, TO witness
tho performance "F'amnina." the local
ity being minutcly examined, this shcl,
excited attention, and the very day of the
state visit, it WIS opened, entered into. and
the whole Of what it contained WAS d!scnv.
cred, Theplan has becu to blow up the
imperial box, and all that side Of the thea,
tfe.n .---=. =.
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Spayed Cows.

1t IA now nearly thirty veara since 4 gentle
man j" New Hampshire called the a.teps,ion Of
the public t" the subject If spaved cows f1r the
purpose Of h"vins tllstn pr'ince an uninterrupt.
e'l flow Of ilk during their lives. j. ID, '''
This grnt'e:nan'S communications we're based
upon facfs-comm,,niratinn made to him l,v A
Mr.. Wynn, Of Nntclitz. and his own ohserva.
ti"ns while staying with Mr. Wynn: who lind
two cows then in miikswi,icIn had been oierateai
ni'on about three years before an.i.he stttei f.
This gentleman that they have never varied ia
the ql,ntitv Of milk during that time, ex..pt,
when such variation was c,n<e,l by change Of
food. "nd q ve if aa his opinion tl,atnt-y would
continue that fl Nv Of mn, * ns long as they lived.
T, have since that time seei, Il stasel in som.
agricultural paper the full Ifow Of milk no. only
c"a'indrd. but That the quality was much i'm.
proved. rs- IL, ,...s - "a.
: Ifthe foregoing stntements,Sre Correct how
d'siraFsit wonld l,e for rfa,uiliss which are 90
s;tdatsithat they can Keep int one COW. to hay.
her 10 tlis situation - - "
MtWynn recommended that the proper tine
forptrforninx tfis'opsrnti"nawas sfs,ut three
weeks after producing their ,l,ird eaG. 40 tGtryy
then. q. a general :rale. produce Me- gr.atesl
Fquatity of milk, which quantity mgl.. lie ssslts
Hnued with proper food. as long ssythe Gov
troutinuesi III g6sd health. es =,
Mr. Wynpsays,hathe he was induced TO maks this
levpsriwent npopshis e9ss by tbs pesusal of En- En-,
@glsh taenznes sIic eonfsi ris,l acsoanfs 81 III.
plowsmateies'irf the southern y counties Of E,,y.
lsnd.whers muss7of the pri.s. vefs ssaraed ID
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:ssRgIos, osSns bflsoa AMI, A. :
.9fasAN soK., CHARLEsroxs--Ne Tkjs,
MiEyE aad Alderman of Cha Slrsipii son .;:d'
Msabekasy night, and we're Jnss 's' 'st si.s
.aeRSE Ehy soreIlight tpsoceasi6n and ys.,.s,-
sd % tIa. .sldanbsr a die hoard .of. Al4ers
men pliiss.xhsrc tiirY Wysss sssjftssenit. 1.
.edSae,h altman, Col. aSa6af saS + br
gShes Ff1nhie, Esq;5 Gbais1fsi isutt g 6f 6
tlis tsSpsaittec:s cot5s 8 sSsaus
H3lEEMnsI: snhi ia,s ncat a(,lress stld iEtr,s
,dacs 1ilss testbe, MaSer aud. Alder
2sa1eSara2ix. 49, :. . =
4ils tsssinlpg il'ss sfi ssats 3 Nis boue,
Sa9sfs Of Msinpl'is, is ens of 6is. usus e..
JtSs app opsiais s. pe9ri,esf ,0.eiialff
el1absd Tho Mayor. and aud lsldebmaiasRs5 & it
H8rIsa6p 70 iI,e hospitnditiessof @kssst,,lffss,
'ssna 9qnehsly sand feeiing!y res, id,sst dtst
xos6 5;shffiites .lpaiiissalslJ M y.
ahs iipt Soddnsf ton and. !. sd I'd "a.
sala,i NOD hs citizens of.t5M pssss,
i6 Alls VIZ sassHi iSs1dslsd
doubt pug South Ca0jina iisn,is a wkosss Sara,
nox geis 81 81; aahsa O..
q o Az
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English Swords for American Naval
Cficers

It will be rcrnl,tc.l that q resn'u.ion
was,lmssrd hv the late session of Cong r>>
authorizing several naval "tfic.,r: Il, receive.
from the British Gnvrrnmrn, leg n swords.
presented in testimony ri tli" appreciation
by that gnvrrmln ut iin.ir s.rvi...S in ,h,.
cause vt humanity. Yesterday we we're
permitted TO examine those beautiful >,.ui-
mems Of EngIis!, workmanship, which hav..
but recently been received by the Secretary
ofstl,e. Navy.
The first that we lnnkc.l at " as that gwen
-bYithe British Government tn Commander
Henry j. .Ilars'cin. who cul,n,.n,'e.l the
British barque Resplu,e, re,rn,ly purchased
bv our government and returned tu iI.-
British government. This sword is very
much admired, and has BEEN pronounced
to he .decidedlvtl,e llamdsolnes, uf alie three.
The hilt isrithly chased with gnll, aud tl,..
case in which tits kept is quite perfect in
its arrangements. -, t'-'-[
The remaining two swords are similar IN
all respects, except in the Inscriptions, " i /,
are az foilows: "Pr.sentedLv til. BRUSH
Government TO Lieutenant A. Decatur
Trenchard, commanding the United States:
surveying steam vessel Vixen. in grateful
acknowleds sment Of the rrou:r and .fli' lent
services rendered to the 'l}riti>l, taru,n.
Ad,en, August IA. 1885, "Prc<en'~i hv
the British Government 10 Mr.. Mnrr>o,,
Master OF the United States surveying YES
sci Vixen, in. grateful acknowlcd gncnt OF
the prompt and efficient services rendered
the British, barque Alden, August Il
1885, The heads of, tho hilts Of the
swords are surmpunted byitiie eagles head
of. .goldstxqnisiteIy carved, and the guards
are orna,nented by anchors and cables.
The blades are very handsomely carved,
and the.scabbards Of blue velvet mounted
with 'goll.ET Washington Union
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The Comet,

The Comet! lie is ON his way.
And shining us he flies
The whzniug planets shrek before
The spectre Of the skiesI q :"
All well may regal orbs burn blue.
Aud satellites turn pale,
Ten million cubic miles ofhead,
Ten billion leagues of tail !
On. by whist!ing spheres of light,
IL. flashes and he flames; .
lie turns not to the left nor right,
lie asks them not their names
One spurn from his demouiue hed,-
Away; away they fly,
Where darkness might be hottledup
And sold Tor ''iy"ian dye"
And what would happen to the land,
And how would look the sea.
If the bearded devils patch,
Our earth should chance to bel
Full hot and high the sea would boil,
Full led The cforests CLEAN
Mcthought Isaw and heard it all
In dyspeptic dream.
. saw n tutor take his tube
The Coulet's course to spy,
! heard b scrcaii-.-tlie gathered rnys
Had stewed the tutors eye;
Saw q fort-the soldiers all
Were armed wits s"sylcs green
Pep cracked the guns whiz tew the balls !
bang wrht the magazine.
- saw Il poet dip scroll
Eacii uiulIlcut IN Il tub,
read upun the warpny back,
"ihc dream of Becizebub - -,.-
lie couiI not see his verses burn.
ALTHOUGH; his brain was ir,ed,
Aud ever ana anon he bcut
10 wet them as they dried.
saw the staIding pitch roll down
Tie cracking. sweating pines.
And sircans oi >'i,"ke, like water-spouts
Burst through tue rudy n'I"cs;
asked The hre,nnn why they made
SUCH n"is. aGo II "a. Town;
They answered not, hut ali tie while
Ihc trakre went aid down,
saw'a r"a ting puirt sit
Upon unki"g rgg;
saw II cripple scor,, his hand
distinguishing h,s Irg;
saw nine geeoe upon the wing
Tow ards The fl ozen pole.
And ever! ,,";l,rrs g"s!ng fell
CrsIcd t" IA cracking coal.
saw the OK that hrurse the grass
Wr.thc IN the b STEERING rays
The herhnge i'll his shrinking jaws.
Was nil fiery h!uzs:
saw huge fishes boiled to rags
Bob through the bu5bling brine;
Ad 'h"'r,hts of supper crossed my soul;
had been rash ut mine.
Strange sights! strange sounds! o fearful
drcum
I,smc.uorv liaunts me still,
The Sc 'in,ny sea, the crimson glare.
That wrcnllel eacl, wooded hill
Strange if through thy rceing brain
Such midni ghi visions sweep,
Spare. spare o spare thine evening meal,
And sweet sl'all he thy sleepl
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Benefits of Partnership.

n"hIe,nan residing III Italy, was alon,
I" eel. brai. his nrarriage feast. All the e.
rn'rnts were pr"iti..uS except the orcar.
which had ls.ril 50 boisitrous as To DENY
the very ,'lrressiry appendage Of fish. On
The very morning of the feast however. n
poor fishc,nan made his appearance with
rurhh, $50, large. that seemed to have been
created for the occasion. JOY prevailed the
castle. and the fisherman was nshere.l with
his lnize into the saluon. where the noble.
man. in the presence" r"f his visitor $, request
ed him put what price he thought pro.
rer on the fish. and it should be instantly
paid him. "One hundred IaSlles," said the
fisherman, "on my bare back. il the price
ofmy fish and will not bate one strand of
whip.cord on the bargain" The nobIcman
and his guests were Il little sstonished, hut
our chapman was resolute, and remon.
STRANGE wasin vain. At length tile noble
man exclaimed, Well, we'll the following
is humorist, and the fish we must have.
but lay Oh lightly, and let the price I've
pail IN our presence After fiftv lashes
had been administered, Hold hold =! cx
claimed til" fisherman +: II llay- a partner
I inthis business. anil it is fitting he should
receive bis share" Villa, arr there two
ma,l'.aps in the world:a" exclaimed the no.
He,nan; nam" him, ,sa,hl he shall l,e sent
k"r INSTANTLY" "Y"n need no, go far for
linn" said the fisherman: You will find
him at your gr'" in Tia. shape Of your own
porter, VIII" would not let m, in until I
Promised that he should bave the half of
whatever received for ms i,rbot." go
said the n"bleman bring him up instant
'y: l'r shall receive his stipulated n,oe,y
with the stfictest jnstice!' = This ceremony
being finished, he discharged, the porter, and
ampIy rewarded the fisherman.
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1r:IEE. T NzDE r END E-NT- Pr IS SIS:

ly, and having travelled the distance Of l2o
miles within day and a half This marvel
lous feat Of canine fidelity is we'll authentica.
| ted.-Spirit of the Times.
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TIE SCIENTIFIC AMER Can,
H Wclft h, ear!
One thousand Do lar Cash Prizes.

I>ilE Twelfth Annual N"sunrr nf this ruhli
L cation commences on the l3,h day Of
september u.Nt.
Th" "S"i"n';ic -lmcriram' is NJ Nlnurntcd
itf'ot'cdi. 'lr,", rhr ilv Ia the Irnr,,mlua, ion
"' inf"r'narinn relating L" the vnriuus Mvrha.,.
&c nm.l thcnic Aris. Industrial Ma.;ui,-,ur,s
Arr'rnlturr. Pntrnt.. l;.v"nii"n.. Engineering
Miiiw"rk. and NIL Interests which the. li-ht of
Ir"'ticat Sciencc il cn'ruintcd t"-n,,,ni.cr
Rrlnr's "i q. S. Patrmtx granted nre nls.
published every Week, inr!u ling tiiriai Con.
i's Of nll' ilr. Patent C.a;,ms together viii.
new and inio:ma'i"n ul"n tn u>ands "f other
i,irc:s.
$40 u-M Cash Pri-cx-will J.. ,r,i.I nn IN,
ist "f .anurv LrNi. for for il.r argos LIST "t -h
-cr,'".rS, mS follow :-S 100 for the Isl SIT:
Tor the.2d SlJn E'r the 3 |, Sl2: for the h.
Slnu f'r tir. 18th. SI3 .,,r ia" 9Th, s. Tor ,h.
Ith. S4n for 'l,. stn. $50 inr the 1il 81 fer
The l,nh. ?.u for i!ir llrh n,nl $50 for the H.
For all Clubs OF ID AMI npwarl-. III" sri,srr,
tons lric is only $l.4". Nance can he sea,
from amy Pos. tthrr until january Isl, 1857
70 Here are tiIIe chances To secure cash
prizrs
The Scientific .im>rirnn is published once !,
week every "nnIi'-r confirms eight large
'nr'" pages. f"rmin. annually II complete.
nn,i, -pir,rli.l ,"luim... illustrated with srvvra
hundred "riginnl c,grnv:nr-.
GO TEHM--Sinv'e subscriptions. s. n year
ar 81 for six mouths. Five copies, for s.x
months. 81: furn year 50. Specimen copies
| sent Gratis.
Southern, Western and Canada money, or
Pest Oliiec stamps. taken ut p"r for suLscrip
tiuns.
Letters should bc directed (ro-t Iml) to
MUM Il co.
l2S Fulton 81. New York.
M"ssrs. Mnnu Il co. are extensively Ell
.atsr,l III procuring pat ,utS for new inv-n,iu,ls
nn,l will advise inventors w.ihnnt cI,nv:.,.. IT,
| a.. ..l,., a
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Another Sign OF TIE, T1MEs.-The
Young Mems Chritian Association struck
last night upon one of the rocks among
which its rash young pilots have been cru
sing tor the last three months. Nearly two
hundred OF It's most active and efficient
members;withdrew last night not from any
:det:ltne ofin;ersst in the Objects for Which
the "A ssoclailonaw organized, because OF
the wide departure from those objects Which
1ntIeir judgement, have marked its recent
action. "a; glance at lie names of the Sc.
ceders, which I'VE publisI, in another column
@illshows srt,At they comprise some Of the
ablestAnd' mostusetul of the members Of
tiefA association. :, g.
'ourssallefs are aware that the subject
ofslavery has been the disturbing element
III this matter: Some meiuLers Of the As.
aeciat'o'I@iu wefe very activ. and Jealous
IN the late political campaign, insisted um,ii,
carrying tlIa DISCUSSIONS 10 which it gave rise
H.ksabe meetings. Of this BODY. S,imula.
tsasby a portion OF tbepres<. both secular
aNdsfshsous, they persisted III requiring
from ale Association declarations Of opin-
lon5 assweur " discussions, npon the sub
ject Bf slavery. The inevi,abIe rcsllI. ei this
movement wills to. valt attention from 6h the
pFacattsl purposes for which th~~.Assstse ssstseia,ions
-s8asetorned, Introduce strife. and dissei,s OF
i1to;itss ti6gs. aid convert it ssuistanii.
allY NIP apof.'rdlTlah. TIE party who
favored shchSpts6h ob::dpg i :thc asre,hency
and aesttnPl7sllesF uslr pnrn'sr.: Ihe. 10.
fssti!t Sl.ieIinigkt EASILY have i.eri. t"r,sern
HIS beeISfhr wh4rlraw,lt"f those Win -;a,,
giekssonsMr it:yIe. prsyfnrsssn. .ap .assmi
a!loaS! yodiig iien, fgniea tofs Idl,p6s1ess; i;
sticsl .ilnproveGent aud .f.s1f. 6,ut,aI
ssssl,gllqS adyautagy. f6 6shtsr s.a,s4ls INTO
+ eas Stlisa ands pas.isliis cepflsss Of J, The
.sday.rN., y. Tin,es.4a T. = 4" ys.:..se v.
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MILLER g. WARREN,
COrnCr Onnnsifa tho d:toy,n yH,I

AA4DAhAS o. W Il fi6IN,
Corner Opposite the Globe Hotel.
IL AVE- .iu>, received IL 'nr.c stock Of FALL
L l. aud WINTER 'EY G"ois, If the latest
importation at,d most fashionable styles con.
SiStiu:, of
Fi"unced Embroidered C"Inred SILKS,
Rich B,"rahr aud Plaid C"lor.l S{LES:
Figured a,,l M"ir. Antique Back do;
RIrh F"unc,,! .HESLiN UE LALNES;
Ca-nlnrrrs and Muslin dc Lanes in great
variety;
Bo'n'':'zincs, Challics. A!pncns aud Cnl,rrcs ;
French. English aid american PRINTS
ffnnd."ne Sroich and Frcnch TiN(;U.i MS:
Rich French Embroidered COLL.jRS ar..i
SLEEIES:
Rich Ba K Lace COLLd RS nn,l SLEEI-ES;
Ja"k"nrt and swiss BANDS and
FLDC.NCINGS
inf',n,S E'ul', .l-r"h III IS7S AMI ROBES:
FEtnh""lcr-.l Mrrn" CLU-1 AS Tor Infants !:
Rrni Ea'":rcirnncs, Maltese aid Thread
LAC,ES; =
Rev-ir-. llcn-stitched md Embroidered
UDFS':
A'exn"'Irrs Kill and silk GLOVES:
Sremd:h Stock Of Gents
Together wl,Ifnn endiess variety of Gonis
nsu"'ly found in n Dry G7i"ls Store We will
adj TINT We have d large stock. anxious to sell.
AMI viii TAX" pleasure in showing them to our
friends and customers "s
Oct IL. 1871! e4.sm
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HHepspes Es, nDEF'ebT.

The sSiatr Of .SOu'h Carolina.
g. hHEEFILLE. ULe7HI[r7.
05lee Conr' :t Co0"aon Pleas and G'nl Sessions
DANES 1. Is" 's'"' ls.p - p7Atnch,nvn,.
James. a. = :liddl4. s"n>ki". p''tf's Attorney
INfEAS the rlnin.iff did on the eil.h.
ss .. teen,h day "f October. "iehtsrn huh
drsi and tif4y-six. tit.rilis drl"rnti", ngniiist
tile. Defendant. who lit Is said is absent from
and wiii,ont ti,r,ii '"f this ;>tute aud hns
,neitIsr wiz nor attorney kn"wn within" tthti
Sunni uIssgt yl.nn u copy Of sa.i .lsslnratam
nlighf kerrcd: f.It Is tlrrrfar ordered
lint the said brf.udnut d" appear mud pl. hd
T." tl' said dec rlHratior,6i, l.ef,'re the rihe-
fcenth day Of .0r'nhrf, eighteen hundred +h,'d
tiftysevrn.. ."' ifsr wise final a'and|ass!nte judy
ttsnt will then he given -end:aw"rdssI against
bin. So
,.. MATTHEW .McDONALD,sG o. p.:-'~;'
Clerk 'sG flee, oct 10, 1886 Ss$ie 25.iyta
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Mossse asDlfilslissg.

stME erdsr igisa III il asa fsptaissd ;to,;iS, ,sH
HI wofk rafif ifrnisfsd 10 lila care; ilie BHiT
ing Lias 10 pfSv aud CT Hir dsseriS
,tiens ti ofBnihiinss fEsmla Sne'slory house to
!, 'HayiSg reediyed instrue,ious III rom5 5hie sbssSt
isee:ts ID .iss shs, .Snsslf
iissse J 4! il "a ss9
!, ,Rsssses ~ jSsns a sEsslsss. AssE;sists!
Rfookiyn. AyMss ORR ;~Wih tsa5hss, fffaiiitsSfs
Sf ReSk xJl%yS 5sssfyf yffaff a waller HHSs
3ehk n II3ur ~ sEsfsAsa blss n
30 .ssf 3sgfE.s ~ AEkEYS yONEA :.
rse -. Sst- ssssss f1assss
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The state Of South Carolina,
The ;stnte Of .srs7tIs <nrOiiilR, {
AbhcriAc Eisfrict In the Common Pleas

4dbbcriNc Eisfrict In tile Conu.on Pleas. =
William Wilson, =.
vs. Foreign Attachment
'as AZ Llie!l Th"n'-"n'& Fair r;At.erneys.
M berens .le +'lnint;tfdih, on the eleventh.
w day II ArriI. :eight-en %hnndreh and .fif.
~ srven. ii his d~c!nrattion ngninst tho De-
f' dnnt, wl". it. is said.y is absent fiom aud.
without the limits Of ,lis State. aud has ,neitIl-
wife nor attorney known. With the s,rne.
u.,on wii"m ."ry Of the snid declarations
It is tlrrctor. ordered that the snid a. De-. +.
f.,niant Il" apirnr and plrnd TO the said d"cla-
rntn an ar 'htfor.. III. twelfth day IF April
eigLt4rn hundred, md fir weight: otherwise.
ttiai and 1>"llt.. jud.en,.nt will then be Civ :
Ell aid uwar!r. against hin.
MATTHEW MCDONALD, c. c. r."
> Clerk = Cffice, April II, 1857 = 5l-ly =
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EXTRAORDINARY CANINE SAGAcIrY-A mos,
remarkable exhibition uf canine sayaritv ~.
Cured in St Lawr renee Co.. An eniuert phy:
s'cian. Dr. Nee. Of P6tsiam, was hurried Y
called III consultation to a putient sixty mi!.s
distant. His dog faithful comp ,n;on a.1 a
splendid specimen Of the newfoundland s,,eeie..
accompanied him. On arriving ut his ,,.s,ina
ton he found himself minus n vory imnurt,,n,
medicine. which WAS essentially necessary in
the treatment Of the ca-", and which con j mn,
.bs obtnined in the vicinity. The critical cor.
:s,'td.'n "f the i'atieht would no. admit of h,s
'fst"rn'nes for IT,. In tbisfsnargebsy be ske
tnolgi,s % ef trasty Major who was ever will.
ingfo obey his mandates. The Doctor accor.
dinghy 'sro,aa letter. " I,,s sutdsnss sslept
'in the Office putin, pocket handk.reh;isf
and seeprsly fastened it., sbout the .,u.,,t
o. Match" then dsdsfsssd. him. for hons
TAG Intelligent dss Sadly obsyed. TxsISs
at light fon'dl him hoxinv d. q, q d,,n;.
his familiar voice awakened tho clsrk Who Ia,
himan andauaid retired. but thf,, .woold ~,
ansHsr the pnrposss OF .,Msjosr xliossSs Ohm.
an arsehs commission :to1bi6iI, sonahsd.Sd
pulling the eloshas from tts Bs u1Si,ss,,, u1Sis,
al dsmoastsAtisp slar,hYd tile clerk: Who mn.
posihlS1t sIa& dnittel a. txs6sp, ,poas;bly.s
naadsanipslis cautiously apgtos9 hiss mdsi 81:
The oginstaatly besaAis quiet: 'tastais o. o.
iigtted, when Major. Nth 3 Friendly VIM n
the tail psqacht,i s,ni viii teotss bin,
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Sisn Of tIie; Two La rye Watches.
: WATCHES, CLOCKS,
u a-,w1U MEM."~

Il
S:D a-,wU MEM~xs %
ATNEwYonK PRICES, FOR cAsHt,
Gsn ,MEBcn ANTssand Dealers will do
&.,k wei 70. cIH aud examine the -stoek Of
MAI CIiES. CLOCKS and JEW ELRY, at
2I9 Kinss kfreex =
before b ore hyFsapnselaseslseshss. Esetysarffsie
i ,I, s,Ssk $, a,wsys On band eeplat's adapssa y
ssdetseatg p esa. ~ calling os s, +" - = 90
.,s,' s>;.+ e'sf -ess'ANS Il: :hI4STERMAN, 4. '-i'
,,;,se .st ~. 24as kiugrs ~ Ohar r.sfon, 4s,-r c
F9nr fs~rs from Went worth. .stseee., =.
- 4s1 :: z e sssss 60:
.fsrickmasonry, as,sia RsiasI ISrf11R. n
'SSHE a.tAersie ned asing forn,e,is a l,o.psrts
~ 1srsIIjg utNe ah,ye i,ps,sss. are Firsnaf. ..
aud iisbst slhsfnntiaf innnirtr liavinp a long =
PRACTICAL ssteriense tlts bpsusss, ,hey fsat5sR,
iletIsei they. can Iloase HE nitst fasff
tousS All H3tk VIII Ge " srrarst.d 4. sF -. !.
"a - i: : ~ lin C4,lIhfBE. :rs
ssssss & Gaisoas una sux e !
rearsk q q IA ss. ~. = 81
sIe7 - s. :, =. =,
81 IRA 81 ssf;s: q Co. !. - : ~ 4
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CITY DRUG STORE.
VIM. H'I ES, -
No. .l7 (A"r'h Sil.) Brnd Street, ES
AUGUSTA. GA.

Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
DRUGS AND MEDICINES PAINTS. OILS. Gl.ss
ftTif, NAKNlSiiES, ETC. .
'ERIt MEkf. HAIR BRUSHES. cOMHs Tor-
ht' s"APS, HAIR Oils, roMApES, HAIR
DYES. iiDk ENrRACis. Enc.
ASH. "
inm,"'''"r ntt":'t'"" publ I" The preparation
"i PHYSICIANS PRE~t'EipT.UNS md ,h,.
dispensing "f Family Medicines. a large ns
S"r''""n' If Fresh and Warranted
Garden, Grass and Field Seeds.
attended Ia. if!
May ,. lSi6. 5,.,v