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Southern shield., 1857-06-27
With dew attenshun Iv
Yes, grate Comick, yure goin!

Ies, gTate UOHICR, yuTe g UIH And the son rises in the saim ould plais; and The Massysip still runs down; rute hogg or al Is still the chune with oil man kind. Merchents speckylate; pollytishuns skeam; preachers tork PoIly6iks; bidders bild detters puIsekute luvyers Luv laidies ware hupes; the babies keepa Kumin and the prise uy provishuns Is pheerfully Advancin. In short, the worlds oil rite, or Ruther oil rong, as it olways has bin; wich is Sure sine she dusent think uy shettin up shop Fur sum years tn kun.
Southern shield., 1857-06-27

Swift held the doctrine that there were three places where d man should be allowed to speak without contradic- tion, viz: "the bench, the pulpit, and the gallOHs." :"
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3poetrp < Vateties,

"A little nonsense now and then
 Isrelished by the wisest men.' The following amusing burlesques on pop ular Odes. contain vast deal of amusement the first is from the Brandon Republican, and the second from the N. o. Crescent.
 A OADE TO THE KOMIT
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~ An infammatory appeal, recently
made to the German population of Philadcl-
phia, discloses the existence, among foreign
ers in this country, Of doctrine that is like
ly to lead to the most serious consequences.
Thousands Of citizens in these United States
entertain the idea that Governments are in du-
ty bound to provide for the wants of the needy
in times of public distress. This false doc
trine has been imported from Europe, where
it generally prevails amongst the laboring
classes, and where it has been more than once
the cause of anarchy and sanguinary con-
Aicts. The appeal alluded to resulted in a
large meeting Of Germans. The prevailing
spirit on the occasion was "bread or civil
war" "Shall We die shamefully without
ever raising hand to save ourselves and
childrenf' 1--WE can help ourselves--we are
determined to help ourselves" They must
give the people work or bread, or there uill
be a fght!" These will suffice to convey a
pretty correct idea of the character of the
addresses delivered at the meeting, and Of
the spirit that animated the speakers. A
committee was appointed to draft resolutions,
after which the meeting adjourned. Their
design is evidently a simultaneous movement
throughout the country, which, it is to be
hoped, will be successfully resisted by Amer
leans and others having the interests of their
country at heart, and who arc more enlight-
ened on political subjects than the red repub-
lican refugees who flock to this country from
all parts of Europe.
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CRAWFORD, THE SCULPTOR.

This eminent man, whose demise has been
announced, was born in the city of New York
in 1914. His parents, who were Irish, in
tended him for mercantile pursuits, but on
discovering his passion for art, they lent
him all the aid in their power in prosecuting
his favorite studies, which he afterward pur-
sued under the first masters in Europe.
The first work that made him generally
known, was his celebrated % Orpheus,n which
now adorns the Atheneum at Boston. His
subsequent works were busts of Sappho and
Venus, and the figures of Christ, which
evinced his continued progress in his profess
sion. In 1855 he completed his statue of
Boerhaven, which is considered the best rep
resentation of the great master of music that
has ever been produced. His last works
were the figures which adorn the Washington
Monument at Richmond; but that of Wash
ington alone has been cast, and is now on its
way to this country.
CRAWFORD expired in London on the 10th
ult., after intense suffering, and leaves wild
ov and four children.
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EDITORIAL BREyITIES.

~ The Democrats of Newburyport,
Mass, have nominated Caleb Cushing for
their Representative in the State Legislature
.Sy- 1t is stated that the Mormons will
defend their valleys against the troops, with
internal machines.
tJ- The members of the Roman Catholic
Church at Columbus, Ohio, have presented a
gold chalice, watch, and chain to Father
Mcagher, who was dcposed several weeks
since by Bishop Purcell.
s9y" Sir Allan McNabb has retired from
the Canadian Government on account of i'll
health.
81 The wine produced this year in Her
mann, No., amounts to about l0O, 900 gall
Ions.
S- A Mormon elder says that he has Wis
tied, and preached in, the following places
in Texas: Bucksnort, Possumtrot, Buzzard-
roost, Undesirable, Nippentuck, and Lick
skillet. Most of them, he says, are only one
horse towns.
~ The Kansas Herald of Freedom
charges Judge Cato with ''being beastly
drunk and unable to attend to his business. u
~" Daily prayer meetings have been in
stituted in New York, for the benefit of the
merchants and Wall street shavers.
sy- 1t is stated that there arc in the city
of San Francisco, Californil, hundreds o. SER
want girls worth from five to ten thousand
dollars each, their wages being twenty five
dollars per month.
sss- 1t is rumored that the Indians of Or
egon and Utah are preparing to join the
Mormon force.
~ A Mr.. Alley of Buckport, Me-, is the
father of twenty-five children, and among
them are six pairs Of twins.
sB A lawsuit has been commenced in
New York on behalf of New Orleans lady,
whose adventures some time since at the
New York Hotel gave rise to a great deal of
scandal. Her husband caused her to be
placed In q private Lunatic Asylum, and
her paramount now demands her release on a
writ of habeas corpus.
/ wA man named Runyan, living five
miles east of Newcastle, Ind, was killed on
Monday last, by the caving in upon him of
q bank of sand.
eB On Saturday boy sixteen years old,
and q girl Of fourteen, were united in matri-
mouyby a magistrate in Cincinnati.
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OF An exchange says, "Can any one
explain how Massachusetts,, with only
about million of specie in her banks,
maintains paper circulation of about
fourteen millions Their loans are about
equal to their capital, cash and deposits"
The explanation is very simple; they
have common clearing house in the
Suffolk Bank, which forms the centre of
all the exchanges Of New England, where
all mutual accounts BETWEEN the banks
themselves, and the business men of all
the New England States arc brought to
a focus, and settled by mutual offsets.
And as the purchases and sales-the
debts and credits-of every community
must be very nearly equ.L when they
are all concentrated together, . settle
ment Of them requires but very little
more than mutual exchanges of obliga-
tions, and a statement Of the accounts
between all Of the parties. When the
final account is made up and the debts oil
one are offset by his credits to another, and
final balance arrived at, there is little
to be paid or received. There is great
economy and convenience in the system
as all accounts are settled by the com
mon agent, there are no drafts for specie
by one bank upon another, and as specie
is only wanted at the chief centre o
trade, no one goes any where else for it
There is therefore no necessity Of keep
ing any large sums oft out Of Boston :
The banks are therefore enabled to do ,
safe business on one fifth the specie tina
banks in other portions Of the country
are compelled to keep.
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OUR MARK ETS.

AZ old citizen and large buyer in the
market, sends us the following CON-
plants Of an oppressive combination,
which renders our market system the
means for filching our people instead Of
securing regular and cheap supply Of
provisions for the city. The recommen-
dations Of our correspondent will afford
an effectual remedy for the evil. House.
keepers should buy directly from the
farmers, and patronize the provision
stores that are being opened through the
city. The market system has led to
similar abuses in Louisville and many
other cities, and the complaints are loud
against them everywhere.
Nh. CARLILE-The enquiry is often put
among my neighbors why is it that the arti-
cles kept for sale in our vegetable and meat
markets are sill held at such exorbItantly high
prices. am regular attendant on our
markets, and that too ut an early hour
When everything in the eatable line is so
very abundant, it is nevertheless true that
the prices, except in the article of potatoes,
range rs high as they have for the past three
years. My attention was attracted to the fact
long ago {; and my conclusions are, that
combination has been formed by those who
occupy the stalls to keep she prices up and
thereby create monopoly, oppressive to the
citizens as it is outrageous to those causing
it. This state of things should be ut once
put down and stopped. Public opinion
should plant its battery against these oppres-
sive exactions, and demand a reduction the
remedy is at hand. Let our citizens, one and
all, abstain from attending the market. Let
them patronize the stores where meat and
vegetables are kept for sale during the day,
and where the same articles can be obtained
at nearly one-half the price they pay to occu-
pants of market stalls.
From one end of the market to the other, j,
will be found that the same identical price,
prerdil, showing conclusively that the vend-
ers have an understanding. Let our citizens
think of this matter. The present is the time
1
scarce-and much of our currency at great
discount. Shall we tolerate this monopoly
than which none other is more odious OF
crushing to the poor! Let us abandon the
market, patronize the local stores, and my
word for it, fatrer state of things will soor
be inaugurated. Make the hucksters under.
stand that while we are willing to pay fail
remunerative prices, we will not submit t,
dow wright robbery. Meat shops are being
established in every part Of the city. Ou
citizens can supply themselves without going
to market in the "dead hour of the night
Try the experiment, fellow-citizens, and SCI
if you are not at less trouble and inconveni
cnce, and fare better.
November 5th. ZONE OF YOU"
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Safety and RelIef-old DR.. II. James, about

Safety and Helief.-0ld DR.. ii. James, about
whom the New York and other Atlantic city press have
said much, has retired from practice, but DIR. Tho
mas Tilton, his sonin.law, has been educated to tav
Ell for him and his invaluable medicines Most
prominent among these is his of Canniabis In
dca which he discovered after hard labor and deep re.
search in Calcutta He strove to make medicine
his only child nom death by consumption and he
succeeded. DR.. Tilton, his sonin.aw, Is in Chicago
Room No. 3, Massasot House, He has already sue
ceeded in curing permanently, hundreds OF terrible
cases Of Consumption, Nervous Debility and Suffer-
ing, Asthma and Bronchitis. The Colds and Coughs
he has banished are nnumerable. The Canniabis In
dca Is the most wonderful blessing of the age. Give
Dr. Tilton call send for bottle OF medicine, which
will cost you two dollars. He will prove 20 you that
you need not be sick, and that it will cost mere tre
to get we'll.
\. b "A spiro- Dynameter to test the strength of
the lungs and ascertain the exact state Of the patients
health.
p. Spy addressing Dr. Tilton note through the
Chicago Post Office, enclosing four postage stamps,
Q2 centsa recipe will be sent in return, free charge
to any part Of the Uniou All letters answered prompt
| ly. Address.
DIR. TILToN,
ocfll6m. Box l6s2, Chicago, Ill.
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sUB-TREAsURY CURRENCY.

1t has been suggested by the Journal
Of Commerce and approved by several
leading journals of both parties, that
Congress should authorize the u S. Sub
Treasures to receive deposits of gold
from individuals and issue certificates OF
the deposit, which would form a uni
form and universal currency for the
whole country. They could be issued
for sums OF $50, $50 and 500, and as
they would be the actual representatives
of gold, they could have no influence in
pInoA usld Sui 'nn!pem eql SupeBu!
afford currency as perfect and convent
ent as that which the advocates Of Ma
tional Bank promised the country with
out any Of the dangers oreyils that are
to be feared from United States bank.
Some such question will come up early
after the meeting of Congress. and is
likely to be very generally approved.
The constitutionality of the whole
State Bank system is becoming a serious
question with the whole country. If 1T
was an original question, it would now
be decided against the States, and there
are indications that the former decision
Of the Supreme Court will be reversed.
The correspondent of the Baltimore Sun,
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Who that Is Trouble with any OF those dis.

agreeable complants, such Jaundce, Dyspepsia or
Liver disease Of any kind, bat would like to know of
remedy for these unseemly visitations! We feel
that We are doing our invalid readers an invaluable
service il We induce them 10 get a bottle of DR..
SASSoRDs INvieoRAroR, and take ii, for know
from personal experience that OF the greatest
remedies for general debility and consequent inactive
bodily powers, ever before used. Its action is per-
feet and complete to give relief the first time taken,
and il does to others it has us half bottle will
be all that is needed. We know Of nothing we can re.
commend with such confidence, as family medicine.
as the ISvIGoRAToR (See ADVERTISEMENT
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~ We respectfully call the attention OF
our City Fathers to "a certain man-trap To-
Gated on the north side of Walnut street, be-
tween Second and Third The dilapidated
condition Of the sidewalk in that locality
renders it necessary for pedestrians to ''look
out" for. their shins, whole limbs being much
more preferred than any amount of shinplas-
ters that might be recovered in the way of
damages for an accident resulting from the
negligence of the authorities 70 keep the pub
ic highways in repair.
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in letter from Washington, says it is
(" now conceded that the State banks Of
issue are clearly unconstitutional. and so
the present Justices of the Supreme
Court of the United States viii decide
when the question shall be- distinctly
made before them"
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10000 PATIENTS CURED ANNUALLY by the
use Of llelmbolds Genuine Preparation Of Fluid Ez.
tract of Buchu-a must positive and specific remedy
for distressing ailments. Read the advertisement in
another crlumn, headed "lIelmbold's Genuine Prcpa.
ration.
oct2l I'm wOoLSEY x SAWYER, Agents.
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Hollowny,s pin. and Olp,mc,

HoIioway's Pills md Ointment.-In exter-
nal Inflammation there is an unnatural rush Of blood
To the part affected. The effect of the Ointment is
dsperse the local fever The Pills relieve the system
through the bowels Of all morbid and irritating inlu.
ences Sold at the manufactures, Nose Maiden Lane,
New York, and No. 2ii Strand, London. and by all
druggists, at s5c., 62Ii. and 81 per box or pot.
Oct sSd&w.
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The Safest md Resf,

Preparation that can be used upon the Hair FOR i'm
parting to it natural shade Of brown or black is
"CristndOro's Hair Dye.o
corects the lad effects of other dyes nourishes the
Hair, is easily applied, performs its work instantan-
eously and its presence, the Observer remains an
IMPENETRABLE SECRET.
Sold everywhere and applied by all Hair Dressers-
CRIsrADoRo Il Co., No. Astor House, New York.
M.W.F. & Weow Inn
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Murray a. Laumou,. F,o,,d. vo,.,-r

Murray a Lanman's Florida Watcr.-Even
in mdwinter the perfume Of fresh flowers rrgaes the
senses az all who use this browning luxury Of the
olet. Its fragrance outves Tint Of the finest Co
logne, or the rTest essence Of Lubin. The fiirest
complexion irer: the harshest skin softens BY
its use as a cosmetic. Sold by ID. T. Lanman 4 Co.,
wholesale druggists 90 Water street. New York, aud
by all druggists, at SOC. per bottle.
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PROP. CHAs. DEGRATH's ELECTRIC OrL.-Take it
to the cottage of the lowy and relieve the pains Of
cident dsease;tke it to the mansions Of the rich
sooth the suffering that neither station wealth
mitigate; take il everywhere throughout the wide
world, and say IL my ELECTRIC OIL is not on its
benign misson-healing, soothing, and relieving,
has not been done since the day the Good Samaritan
anointed the weary pilgrim.
Prof c. DEGRATH, Philadelphia.
This Oil may be relied on for deafness To be
had Of the agents here See advertisement In another
column.
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III y
Is 49,, IN - uiS f Jiy sur ieeay I Sie "viu
nIaint,: T;claloyny Head sci. r,am. cr",1,. %
ielons; sprns and bruises; cuts and Wounds swelIed
glands; Stiff Joints: Scrofu Ia: Sore Nipnes
Swe!led Breast; Womb Disorders; Salt Rheum; tank.
er in the mouth and stomach; Palpitaton: Erupons;
Ulcers; Lock Jaw Heartburn Tooth and Ear ache
Nervousness; Costiveness; Burns Sore Gums OF teeth
Brsast rbbIains: Tetter; Sbnsles: Froet, fee: Pen
yer and Ague; Chapped Hands, or any diseases tina,
before the public that viii do its work perfectly in from
and pronounced the hest remedy ever discovered
pure SeseSIe S not the Slightest danger
Of apply ing it outwardly or nwariy IL at gives
m Rssrsei' 'arein most cases from ten 10 twenty
The best Psychologists of Europe have discovered
the effect Of an osaeion Of the ply faid
in the organic disease. sku applicant of this Oil
IS at once accomplished. No bleedngs, no vomiting,
p'.rehg or piistering Is resorted 20.
none genuine Mitn9ul ,le signature Oh fro'' u DE
Or,th. Labels S signed IN writing. A..
beloW C6esnut. Ihiiadelnbia' Country dealers and
Druggists can be supplied wholesale and retail Price
>, cents, 10 cents and al per bottle
Try every thing else and give this one simple trial.
Electric OIL AS worthless limitations abound.
There are numerous limitations sprung uPon the rep
must beware-they are worthless.
AFFLICTED, READ THIS.
Mraculous made on one of the citizens M Ma
n"0u'ou' e0'e nAoe vi ohe vi inc oii]ens VI Ma
MACON. April 1887
PRoF Deer ArU-Dear Sir. This l. IN certify that
7 had fai s,,an. n -, s,o,,,i. "a 49, ;,t
To- a;,a,a' "a ~ -, ,h @ ~ a. a,,'.'eI
,Id NY, ' 2 sad v y, VIC u.s. u ~ .a,;, anu ~
r. c,,.. 81, "a - Nc 81 y - s
a ~ - ~. 49,; - 4, 80 u, ~ o'
band n nv bpd and tara 81 mx, has Thanr a..
am we'll and I eheerfuiiv recommend r. 70 Ali the
afflicted. The Application was made before hundred
| ,.ersons Vanrs frnIy
per'oh'' ioH Ssi,,s uJY' A. JopnoN
VIA. w 49,
"isHeSs-S :, \, npaieI, yonn W. Drahiiy,
~ u nsefs, Lews ioung,
a ~ Loss Koss, FL yehers'
Dr. rreeman' rrce.
Prof peGra,h-De., SIR cs,, n apn R s;.h
hereby certify that have been afflicted with Rheuma-
tsm Tor four years, and at times coud not Sleep By
hearing OF the wonderful cures by Dctiaths Electric
OIL was induced to try it, and the first application
OF the Electric vi Was at once relieved, and now have
the use OF m. arm. Tne APP location was made before
| fifty persons. Ii. B. SMITH, Twiggs Co.
We, the undersigned were present;
u Riley, ii Brantly, Cooper.
Raleigh, N. G. Standard.
CrpTIrICITp
yT, ~ a.
n,,rp, iSSsBoko, :: March ;, Io2..
al, Mn ms . no meley se i,, nm. nav peen
.sa'y anc.eo 'or TWO mohtIs Will innSmna'ory aneu
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Kemp,, Worm p..,,,,I..-Mo,h.-. -,

kemp's w orm PastiIlles.-M0thers Will not
find Il necessary to force them upon their ofspng.-
Children are eager for them. They expel worms from
the bowels without PAIN and being free ON mercury,
may he given to infants. BRIsToLs sARsAPARnLA,
recognized foAwenty years the only absolute spec.
ics for disease Of the skin, scrofulous Ulcers, &C.,
daily achieves new triumphs. Sold by ID. 7. Lanman
x Co., wholesale druggists, % Water street, New
York, and by all druggists. sarsapara ~, and Pas.
titles sc. per bot lie. Oct ssd&w.
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sg- DIR. J. HosrErrER's celebrated Stomach Bitters
-Dyspeptics, if you would lie we'll, try bottle Of
Hostetters Bitters. 1t acts likea charm in giving
healthy tone to the digestive organs, and in strength
enng the nervous system. Especially is its utility
tonic and a preventive OF languor, Of the highest
value in the Summer, when :he whole nervous and
muscular system re,axes, and effects condition which
permits the approach ofdsease. There is not single
instance known Of its failing to do good where il has
been used according to directions. Tryit. This cele
brated article, Bers, for sale by Druggists generally
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
REI.IGiOIrs.

REV. III. GILMORE will preach at the Ingfe stree,
Methodist Episcopal Church at seven O'Clock this eve
ming. noy6-tf.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

BOOTS AND SHOES.
FRESH ARRIVALS AND DAILY ADDITIONS DIRECT!
Warranted Coed or the Money Refunded
Deal Exclusively i'm Boots Shoes.
nUR Spring and Summer purchasers are now 20
" hand and are for sale cheap for cash. we naye
very large assortment Of every variety OF bOOIS,
SHOES and CATERS Of every size and style;
Country Merchants wanting extfs SIZE can DC sup
piled on the most reasonable terms Our uoo1s are
direct from the Country Manufactures, and many OF
our goods are manufactured expressly for Us. Give
NCREA WELLS,
ap27 First street. Posters Block.
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49, THE SAVINGS BANK on First street near
S~sSe Main, buys Tennessee, Illinois, and Wis
consin money Call in nov3-tf
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No. NOTICES in this place, 10 cents per line
49, one insertion; 20 cents per line three times;
30 cents per line week discount on longer time.
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coal. NOTICE.

The price Of Coal at the BoDIAM MISEs. Is at IN,
Pit, cents per bushel; hauled to any part of tn,
city, 10 cents per bushcl.
JOHN WYNOND,
feb2 Secretary and Manager.
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Great Alarm About Town

"A BOUT money matters and bad tobacco. but p. Fen
~ drich Bros. have received some of the hest
chewing tobacco that ever sold in city. They
have all the hest brands Of Virginia tobacco. Give
them a call and convince yourself. They also have
one hundred thousand Of The best Havana cigars.
frf-I
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49, CITY ORDERS for sale. Enquire Of
49, IGLEiIART u Antilles.
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE

COURSE OF Lectures Commercial Law, will
be delivered this Institution the present session. by
several legal gentlemen Of this city. Former stu.
dents Of this school will he admitted to these Lee
tires; all such respectfully invited to attend Lee
lures every saturday evening at seven o'clock.
,et21.lwd&w. JEREMIAH Benin, Primer.