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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS

The Hgteiiigencer, in making some quotations
from Senator Hunters address before the cadets
of the Virginia Military Institute, pays grace
full compliment to that gentleman, and says of
the address
''Like all that proceeds from Mr.. Hunter, II
will be found marked by traits of sound and So
Der thought, embodied in sedate vet felicitous
language, thus composing that rare union Of Sc
we're logic and chastened rhetoric which are alike
exempt from prurience of style on the one hand
and arid dizziness on the other.''
The Union has an article demonstrating that
there arc really but two parties in the country,
the democratic and their adversaries and
these two parties are. always found arrayed
npon the opposite sides of every political ques-
ton coming up for action.
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THE WEEKLY STAR.

also :. The Surgeon Revenge, 4" A Lost Inher-
itance," Mistakes Of Short-Sighted Man. y
=" Travelling for health reviewed medically"
and the poetical articles, Dad is growing. old,
john" "New Mown Hay" " The Sabbath
Day" and Somebody" In the editorial and
local columns will be found afull description Of
the reception Of the Western visitors here and
in Baltimore. The elaborate editorial article
upon the Overland Mail is worthy of special
attention. In the other columns will be found
a great quantity of interesting news and other
matter.
Price, for single numbers, cents; or 81 Is
per annum.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-25

H lady in White county. III. has had 81,
zen children In seven births-twins three times
"IPiets three times, and one the last time
III The 1t: Psnl (Minnesota) papers Of the
L t contain the fIli details Of the capture and
tall. '"A paul
oe BELL The new fog bell at Gloucester
MASS toiled its warnings to marin.r. tbronah
GU. tne whole OF last Friday night, and was heard
SD'' ui''iacuy nVe orsix miles distant from Il.
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LOST AND FOUND.

Sin REWARD.--Stayed or stolen from tho
Nv subscriber on the Slst instant, two n
BAY HORSES.one about Is hands highland eN-N
the other about Is no marks recollect ia
thenl, except whIte spot an the forehead of the
smallest, and the other has white hInd feet The
aboveTeward will he paid 70 person bringing them
10 me, az No 6n Centre Market, or AZ my residence
corner Of 4th and l. streets, Nays Sard
y 21-a. los. l.. HEIsE.
STRAf I'D AWAY. on the 5th Of July. WhitIsh
- Coored COW. with leather strop ~1c>SH,
around her neck, with n bell attached. She Ga.(S
gives mix from only three teats. A suitable -
reward will tie paid for her return To Mrs. FIANI
IAN: street between 9th and 10th streets oppn-
site st. PatTick's Church. IN Il'.ts
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BOARDING.

1lOARDi NG.-Mrs. BATES. at the corner of
- Pennsy wanna avenue and 9Th street, having had
her house entirely renovated and its accomnloda-
tIons greatly increased, ~ prepared 10 accom-
MEDIATE n larger number Of permanent and transient
boarders. Her location Us the most central IN the
city, and, as rearranged aud improved her house rs
now second to no other boarding -house an WashIng-
ton. boarders by the month, week, or day, nav
rely on receiving every attention. Terms moderate e.
Table boarders also taken 10 "a m
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IL Inc borrowing toast was drunk al I.ypcl :
July: W. VIC '''' VI
Hoops asd ths Equator line and the
Equinoctiai iine-God bless 'em, The one en-.
circles the earth and the other the heavens ~
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EXCURSIONS, &c.
GRAND EAoukksfSS5S2 2 AID PIC MIC
Columbia Lodge, No. 10, !. o. O. T.,
TO THE WHITE HOUSE PLVILToN.
On TUESDAY. August Ith. 1887.
80

Having chartered the Steamer GEotsE w AsnIss-
Ton, and made every arrangement r.
necessary for the comfert and pleas EeS84H
ure Of all who may participate m the@11~r7~>s
enjoy ments Of the trip, the Committee Of Arrangc
ments respectfully announce TO the friends of the
order and the public, that the Excursion and Pic.
Mic of Columbia Lodge will take place "a above.
The Steamer will make two trips 10 the PavIl-
Ion-leaving her wharf at IN O'Clock precisely,
and ut 2k p. m. Returning. the FIRST boat vii leave
at and he second at 10 O'Clock The latter
afordng adelghtfuI trip up by the sIlvery sht Of
the moon"
withers' Brass and String Band mas been
gaged.
Dinner and Supper viii he furnished hy eKpe
renced caterer; and Refreshments, at city prices.
by confectioner.
No LIouor OF any kind will he allowed to be sold
either on the Boat or at the Pavilion consequently
the best If decurum will be preserved.
Tickets ONE DOLLAR; admitting Gent emsn
and Ladies. and children under years Of age-to 10
had of sry of the Committee, at the boat on tho
DAY Of the Excursion.
Omnibuses will leave the corner of seventh anc
l. streets, (Norihern LIbertiesD Twentieth stree
and Penn. avenue. First Ward, and opposite Odd
Fellows Hall. Navy Nard ~ a. m. aud y. Iu-.
connecting with the boat also. at the wharf th'
return of each trip, 10 convey passengers Co tho
place OF starting.
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LOR RENT-A modern built HOUSE, contain
u ing u rooms comfortably furnished, in delight
IN and airy ocstion. fronting of The public
ervations and commanding ex tensive view of the
cltv, the river, and Georgetown lt has gas through
out water and bath room. To a careful tenant the
rent will be moderate. Inquire at te4 street Sec
opd door from 18th street, lie 2-u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-25

A VALUABLE FARM FOR SAIE.-Fo,
"A sale FARM of $40 acres, in Culpeper Conn
ty, Virginia, mile from Mitchsl's Station on the
rally excellent, and ma, economically and easily he
improved, so that 1t will produce as fine crops as
are grown any where IN the United States lis acres
10 heavy timber, much of il suitable for ship timber
LOT Inch there are markets To be reached 6y means
that may be sold 70 the Railroad Company at remu-
ne,stve prices The buildings all on hill. and,
residence of family. The place is well watered,
a9a embraces every desirable convenience AS one
OF the JOINT owners Of this Farm resides IN the
west and Is determined to sell it, IL will be sold
srSat bargain, on very accommodating terms
Persons disposed to purchase may inquire for fur
ther particulars to w. ID. WALLACE, editor Of
the Star. Washington City, who knows the prem
lses. jys-tf
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EIRST GRAND EXCURSION
oP THE
jolly Rover Club,
TO THE WHITE HOUSE PAVTLI
On MONDAY, July 9th, 1857.

The Jolly Rover Club having made all necessary
arrangements, take great pleasure In L.
announcing to their friends and the Er181hszzzzS>
public in general. that their first Ar -tsk7zsi7-ts
nual EXCURSION AND PICNIC will come on
s above.
The Committee pledge themselves that no efori
will he spared TO make tins the Excursion of the
season.
Wilson's Brass and String Band has been engaged
for the occasion.
An experienced caterer has been engaged and will
furnish meals and refreshments at the usual city
prices.
The steamer George Washington will leave her
wharf at the foot Of 18th street AZ "a o'clock NAVY
Yard at Q, and Alexandra at ~. The second Bost
viii leave the City Wharf nj. O'Clock, NAVY Ward
AT pa, and Alexandra at p. m. Returning at and
lO1s.
Tickets ONE DOLLAR-admItting a Gentle
man and Lady-to be had of any of the Committee
or Members OF the Club
Committee Of ArraugsmspfS,
III. Middleton, VIM. q. Drew
n. u. l.orch, WIN. Lunsford.
Robt. Squib. IN g 81
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0@CENTRAI. ICE CREAM SALOON.-At
LIS the Philadelphia Ice Cream Depot, corner of
per plate. go " '''
Toe Cream delivered to families at so per gallon.
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PLEASURE PARTY AND PIC MIC. nm,
"a the auspices of the Young Catho- GT1sS

n the auspices of the Young Catho- <fRs
lies Friend Society If Washington 9s744s4S
will he held within the limits OF R26EE
Georg etown College Grounds the use uI which has
been kindly granted for the occasion, on MONDAY,
August 81, 1857, Tor. should the weather prove IN
element, the FIRST fair day thereafter,D commencing
at clock a IN. and closing az sun down.
Cards of admission, Is cents; Children under II
years az age, 10 cents.
Mr.. Vanderwprken, with has usual liberality. S7s
agreed To convey passengers during the entire day e
and from the College Gate at the usual fare Of So
cents.
For the convenience oi those residing the North
ern part of the city Coach will ieaye the Northern
Liberty Market every hour affer O'Clock direct for
the College Grounds.
Water Ices. Ice Cream. Confectionery. and Re
freshments will I've furnished by Mr.. PoientInI, and
served at city prices.
wIther's superior Band has been engaged for the
occasion.
The strctest order will he preserved. and the
entire profits Of the day. incl dng the amount re-
celved at the refreshment tables. vii 60 To the
charity fund of our Society. now much depressed.
we earnestls4ppeal To the lIberaty of the public.
Tickets can be procured from any member of the
Committee, and at the entrance OF the College
Grounds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-25

FOR SALE.5A Building LOT in the First Ward
Il (near the CiIcle) can be purchased without A
cash payment and on long credit. Apply 10
H. N. LANSbALE,
jy slim 64 nj ST.. or through the Post Once
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-25

THE UNION GUARDS TAKE PLEASURE
l. IN announcing Ia their friends
and patrons, that, at the solicitation 6. sfth-N
III number of ladies' and gentlemen Eox$1Rss
VINO accompanied US on our last ExcIpslon. that we
nave come to the conclusion to give another on
WILTON. ~
Particulars in future advertisement. jy 2I-eos,-
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0@BALTlMOREIC CREAM DEPOT. No.
lAY $40 9Th street, between G and n streets the
very best ICE CREAM at Sl.5o per gallon, deliver.
En- to any parts of the city. Furnishes Parties,
Weddings, and Excursions. . - : ~N'
jyl'-2ws JOSEPH SCHAFFIEI,D.
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r isT OF LETTERS REMAINING IN THE

l. Pos. once, Wilmington. b. G.. July z, is51.
tOrdered to 8 inserted in the EVENING STAR, u
being the pevspaper ayIng the largest circulation OF
any daily paper publisked in Washington J
U Persons applying for fstters IN the following
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WANTS.

A ny GENTLEMAN about leaving the On, E.r
- the y ason, who owns a good saddle HORSE
aIu wouln save has livery, NAV have hm we'll Kent
ny gentleman in Office, who desires 10 hoar f,r
thoi tune some two miles out uf town. l. soc1N.
TONED To- horses, and ~ treat one we'll t,n 80,
fec. " " '''' Ni'' ~ of ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-25

EIETEEN OR TWENTY GOOD HANDS
wanted TO Work on a Telegraph Line. For
,,9rther information inquire Of g. w. DERITl
msgnetlc Telegraph Office, Of 9th street and
Iohn' dNehue. 24-sf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-25

Tor SALE.-A valuable BUILDING LOT, No
is, ~ Square No, 81. containing 9-a2 square feet
situated on south side street north, between q Of
and 21d streets west. Apply to POLLARD WEBB,
No. 5i2 It'll street. ~ ISL
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RENovED.-We hear on the Avenue to-da,
that Mr.. b. T. Niles, second class clerk il
the Bureau Of the Third Auditor of the Treas
ury, has been removed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-25

The WEArHER.-The following report of the
weather for this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution.
The time of observation is about O clock q. m.
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

ITO LET.-A three-story BRICK, situated he
next door. ~ % On
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HE THREATENED WAR BETWEEN SPAIN AND
MExIcO.-We are no believer that this expe,t.
ed rupture can possibly occur, notwithstanding
the probable pledges of England and France
that they Will regard and treat all efforts of the
latter TO land forces on the Island of Cuba, COM
posed in part of American volunteers in her
service, as -piratical-expeditions
Spain knows that; under the provisions of in
ternational law, such expeditions so composed
would be perfectly legitimate; and, further,
that In month after her declaration of war
against Mexico may be known in this country,
nifty thousand Americans will volunteer to
take up arms in Mexico's defence, if but for the
legal opportunity for an invasion Of Cuba it
will afford them. She knows, too, that per.
ceiving the drift of her Spain 81 intrigues with
England and France relative to the proposed
Apprentice System, the United States will in.
sist that those two European Governments shall
remain perfectly neutral in the contest-the
penalty being our formal participation in it on
Mexico's side; IT being the interest of this
Government to secure TO Mexico all her rights
in such contest, under the laws of war rs now
recognized by all civilized nations, among
which is the right to accept the serv ces of any
individuals she pleases, and with them in her
armies to invade any of the dominions of her
adversary she may choose to invade.
Spain, though in her late temper she has ne.
sembled ut Havana q considerable naval arma.
ment and quite an army to that end, will, on
reflection, decline to risk, at this time, the dan
gerous experiment of war with Mexico.
TAUGHT IN THEIR OWN TRAP.-The public
are doubtless aware that Simeon Draper, ESQ,
inc only man of entire capacity and high char
ac'er among the Republican members of the
new iork Metropolitan police commission, re-
signed few days since, because his colleagues
insisted on appointing notorious thieves and
oruisers to be policemen-it is said. His resip.
nation deprived the Republicans of their ma.
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The PUBLIC HEALrH.-As proverbially
healthy as Washington city has been of late
years, we question whether when the extent of
its population (increased) is taken into consid-
GRAFTON, it was ever before so healthy at this
aafy Of h the the sghSItes do their
ordinances Of the Corporation for the preserva-
ton of the public health, our fellow citizens
may fairly expect continuation of this so de-
sirable state of things. Not otherwise.
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WANHEIatkRs 70 Re i - For a cTERM

WANTS TO EXCHANGE-Impruyed CITE
w PROPERTY for FARM within Ii miles of
this City. The Farm must be improved. Adde'S
~ W. lily cHce. ~
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MA SUPPER WILL BE GIVEN AT ST.
.kS Dominick's Church, on THURSDAY jnly
Shh, at o'clock. for the benefit of the schools al
Iached to the Church. The members of the conere-
CATION, and friends generally are res pectfnlly Invited
to be present. A Band Of Music will be ATTENDANCE
Tickets can be had at the Pastors residence, and
OF the Lady managers. ~
Adults 8 cents Children 10 cents liz
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-08-08
A Song for the Millions "A Prayer for

Z - 4 . a u M~>S q. Z. q -. er
God of the mountain, God of the storm
God of the flowers. God of Tho wormi
Hear us and bless us, ,alt ~
Forgive U.S., redress usi
Breathe on our spirits thy love and thy yhealing
Teach us content with thy fatherly dealing--
Teach, us tolpye thce III rlv ~
To love one another, brother his brother,
50 Andmake us as free f 81,
e Free from thesshacklos of,anoicnt tradition
Freefrom tlecensure of man from hisneigh-
st(fbT W. 81 bori NitsY Sr'Ntss,,r
Help us each ono to fulfil lis true mission, ~
s Aud show us It's Godlikc to labor.
God Of The darkncss, God of the SUN;
God oftho beautiful, God of each one
ClUtlc us and foed us,
l 1lh,mc and lead usi ts
Show us that avorice holds us in thIUll-
That the land is all thine, and thou giycst to all
Scatter our blindness,
Help us to do right Tll the day md night
Tolove, mercy and kindncss - u
Aid us TO conquer mistakes OF the past a5
SHOW us our future to cheer MS and arm us
The upper, the better, the mansion thou
'.r hast;
And God OF the grave that the grave cannot
harm -....t-.
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PQETR RN.
The Young Widow.
ny n. LoSSHLNX.

ny II, JoSsgLNS.
She Is Inolcst, but not bashful;
Free and easy, but not bold;
Like an apple, ripe and mellow,
Not too young and not to old:
Halt inviting, halfIcpu's
VOW advancing, and now shy;
Therc is mischief in her. .dimplc;
There is danger in her eye.
She has studied human nature:
She is schoolcd in all her arts;
She has takcn her diploma,
As the mistress of all hearts.
Sic can tell tho very moment
When to sigh and when to smile;
o, maid is sometimes charming,
But II widow all the while.
Arc You sad how very serious
Will her handsome face become:
Arc you angry she is wrctchcd
Lonely, triendlcss, fearful, dumb;
Are you mirthful how her laughter,
sounding, will ring out,
She can lure, und catch and play YOU,
As tho angler does tho trout.
Ye old bachelors offorty,
Who have grown so bald and wisc;
Young Americans of twenty,
With the lovc-lOcl<s iu.your eyes;
You may practice alltho lessons
Taught by Cupid since the fall,
But know II little widow
Who could win and fool you all.
Jackson, Miss, May LIST, 1887.
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stale oG Soalh CaroIiMa,
IM EQUITY--PICKENS

IN ENRUI f---1I'IUhENS,
Abraham Duke, ct. uc., ct. al. J na,e. I,a..,,,.
~ VS. Pttttoh hrti'lph
Jos. Donaldson, ct ux., ct al acbSe;s
hVlIE Court of Equity, for Pickcns district, hav-
ing referred the accounts of Harriet Duke.
Administratrix, and Ransom Duke, Admipistra-
tor With the win annexed, of tic Personal Es-
atcof Russell Cannon, deceased, TO the Commits
sioner for settlements the defendants benjamin
i0anhon, Washington Cannon, and the othef heirs
of William Cannon, decoascd, Carter Cannon,
Margaret Aiarchbanks, Judy Kendriels, Elijah
Cannon, Martha Brown and james Cannon, tho
are absent from, the state, will take notice that
the said Reference viii be held al, my Office, on
Monday tho 10Th day OF October next, ~ =
W t R0B'T. A,(TH0MPS0N, o.B.psD.J,
9 )Com'rs Office, July 3. 1857 ia
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HEAD QUARTER 81 g
~ FIRSr DIVISION, s.. C.eM. 81
- kJbeyilleC H.. june lb. 1877 q

= , 4tJUVfIIIvNN' H., TtIlie TO- iIEUI. N
"A n ELEeGI0,S- v N DO held 81 the various Re-
n gimental master Grounds in the FIRST. Brig
ado OF lnfantry, on Tuesday the 18th of Aueiist
next, for Brigadier General Of The 6rst BRIGADE
OF Infantry, FIRST Division, s. G. NJ, toRliS.6e
vacancy oecasioned BY theresignetion OF Briga-
dier General j. w. HAnnIsos. -. 81 49,. s. 20,
H. fhe Colonies or officers Id comnnnd of the sew
eral Regiments! are charged .yiill tho extenSion
OF this order andtotfansmit To the AIni6s Gem
oral the result ofsuid election At each poll in
( By, orderof Maj Gen, a, M, SM1Tg.
fg w. j. CALHOUN, Die, Adj. (fcn
june 20, 1857 4a ais'Sstii1
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N NdDTBCE.

III persons indebted to the Estate of Aaron
~ Roper, deceased, ,nust make payment,ondnif
those having demands eeainst said Estate viii
fendsr Them, legally attestsd, on orbcforo Men
law sc said AARON Roper, deoeased, Mil aI,,o
take notice that q final settlement Of Inc esfatc
of the said lntestate win bo had bef5rcth orliA
nary ofPiokens district on said 9Th Oct. NEXT
TYRE L.. ROPER, "A l,fr.
July 2. 1857 ii "% sS
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KcIigi0Ms NOfica,.

u Eys JOHN OWENS Win preach at Nlonn.sin
~ Grove on tic 25tll, 26th aid 9TH july !. on
the 28th and 20th ut anew ehurch near Giaasy
Mounsaip; on che S0thand 3ist ana istund "a
August ~ Rnen on tie 8i al secona on The
n az Liberty on thc 7lli, Rils 9TH and lOthat
p'Sgah oatho l2th, 18th, i4th, 10th and 18th
AZ e'S ana Twenty July s.
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Executors Sale.

THERE WILL BE SOLD, at thclatc residence
L of Thomas W. Harbin, deceased, mcar Pair-
play, on Saturday the 10TH day of August next,
q Likely NEGRO WOMAN & &CHILD. Sold
as the property Of sniddcceascd, under an or
der of the Court of Equity, for tic payment of
debts. MORGAN HARBfN,
W. Il. HARBIN, ~ o'S'
July 90. 1867 q. o
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LUMBER! LUMBERI

I'HE undersigned arc now prepared to fill orr
ders for LUMBER Of nll Kinds, at tItcir Mill
on 0conec Creek, seven miles northeast Of WAL
haia Lumber will DO dcliyeredif tits desired
ny the purchaser: Our terms VII be made 40
'renasc OF the public ~ JA MIS- Gf0ftGB,,.
ftq, NJ. 6. MITCHELL,
FEB lV,yl81 81 j. N. LAWRENCE
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." PA, what is the interest of kiss?"
asked sweet sixteen of her sire. 'eWell,
really, ] don't know. Why do you ask Z"
"Bccausc John borrowed kiss of inc last
night, and said he'd payit back with inter
est after wewere married" !" tr@e
Why is. a restless man in bed like a law
yer? Because he lies on all sides.
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NdDTHdJE

S hereby given That application will he made
u to the Legislature, at it's next session. to
chan thcp public road, leaving the main roHd
near ssrs Julia Browns old place, running i,v
Samuel Brown's saw mill, and interscctina said
public road az or pcar tho branch beyond said
saw mill. S, s,s Il ff ~ tT ~
July o, 1867 "a 80 FpaSn
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YWIlNDOyV GEASS.

n. WIN BOW GLASS,
Raw and Boiled Linsocd Oil, SGGts Turpon-
tine, Putty, all kinds of Pain&, dry and al
SO ground in Oil; Glue, Paint Brushes, and
all articles in this line. For sale, at the low
est figure for cash, by
WRlhalla. Fob. u. 1917 81 If
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TnE editor of the Battlc-a;eo Of Ffcc-
dam and he Tomoh0,ch.of Ljdertg, writ
ing from Philadelphia, after hearing Miss
Louisa Pyne sing the song gof the "Skylark,"
says: "Tler voice is delicious, pure as the
moonlight and as tender as three shilling
shirt" .g
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NEW STORE .&. NEW GOODS,
All NWALEaAEHA.
1NfE subscriber is inst recching and opcu-
i ing at his NEW STORE, on Moin-strect,
.Wolhalla, Il large assortment of
Splendid New Goods,
Consisting, in part, of Dress Goods for La
dies and Gentlcmen's Wear;
Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes, a large and
fine stock
READY MADE CLOTHING, a very COM
pcte assortnent--undcr aud over dress.
,-st J,t Groceries, ~
Of all descriptions, fresh and for sale very
low for CASH only;
Scgars, Chewing and Smoking Tobacco, Of
tho best qualities
Together witha great number of articles
not enumerated, all of which .hovc been Sc
lectcd with great care, and will be sold on
the most accommodating terms for Cash.
PRODUCE tnkcn in exchange for Goods at
cash rates Give MO n trial.
j. III. 0STENDORFF.
Nov IL! 1916 10 ftf, tf
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-08-08
PICkclAs Court M0tIse,

sess one or more of these beautiful specimens of
the AMnRoTYrE,- by which the human features
may be truthfully perpcuatcd fora grcntlcngth
of time. Those wanting pictures viii please call
ut my Room, and will wait upon them at any
time. Charges reasonable.
4 May IA, 1857 40 C.. NJ REID.