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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-11-06

PIMA
Excclleuc.
Pennsylvania,
of your cntraaC
cd from your hand aco:
of the Supreme Court of
The event then considered ~
hops | should say probable,
realize j have little t0f
which pl suc it O.
pointment, t-tho& d
actually sitting on the
on the rights of men
cal opinion, ought nc
letter, nor to make
the first place, / was
with my claims to thee
in the shadow of mere
In the next place, was
oughly convinced, by readr
ton, that whenever Judge
by reason of his sentiments on
| OF politics, that moment the rca'
the judicial Office will dsappca
this may be very err Ieous dov,
! inopportunely expressed, but sha.
tain it, while [ possess mora
maintain rational faculty. In -
prospect of defeat far more e..
not one hairsbrcath of il should bea
The reverse which has occurrc
party is of less consequence than VIC
to suppose. The Democratic party is CO
val with the Government itself, and it
exist so long as the Republic cndur
Within its ranks men will always be fou
who remain there only to do with more SUI
cess the work of disorganization. III
party itself, though depressed, is not dcs
troyed. The point of its lowest depression
is that from which it will, of necessity, be
| gin to rise. At this moment, solemn,
believe it to be the best and strongest po
litical organization which has ever existed
for preserving the interests of the who'll
country.
Now to the point ] am not veal
enough to suppose that the enclosed com
mission has had much to do in causin.
the present political excitement. Never
theless, it is plain that the people of Penn
syfvania prefer another person as a Judy
of their Supreme Court In these circum
stances, it seems to me simple dictate o
delicacy and propriety to retire from tn
office. In addition to this, / ought to stat
that there are several important cause
pending in which wish to take part a
counsel, and these require immediate at
tention. |, therefore, enclose my rcsigna
tion. The Office was rendered by you yer
kindly, without solicitation on my part.
resign it gratefully, and without, as hope
having brought upon it stain of dshono
Less was accomplished than | could hav
wished, but [ am not conscious of an ac
which does not meet the approval of m
own sense of duty. 10 yourself personal
ly, and to those friends who are sending NJ
their sympathy, beg to say, in word
that there is no cause for regret. ! retur
to profession which was conscious O
abandoning too soon, and to position a
the bar as honorable as that which is no,
relinquished, and so much more rcmuncr
ativc, that comparison is out of the qucs
ton. Certainly ought to regard it n
hardship to exchange for the comforts @
home, that wandering life which the lay
of Pennsylvania compcls her Judges t
lead. If [ have any regret, it is in part
ing with those pure and upright men, VIII
will remain to discharge their arduous an
unrequitted work
Wishing you prosperous administra
ton of public affairs, am, very respect
fully and truly yours.
VIM. a. PORTER.
A Remarkable Trial.
The State VS.. Francis j. Cobia.-In th
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-11-06

SCAR" "-General Horatio Hubbel, of
Philadelphia, lIas replied to circular from
his alma mater at New Haven, asking
money forFa a society or club instituted to
train young men to premeditated extern
poraneous speaking or discussion, declining
to contribute. He says: "Gab IS the fa-
tai epidemic of republics. What distrac-
ted Greece F? Cab What fictionized Rome?
Cab! What anarchizcd France? Cab -
What will dismember this Union Cab {?
This eternal propensity of gabblng, upon
all occasions and at all times, is the curse of
our country"
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"PoMpEY, why is journey round dis
world like cats tail?" "Well, Cuff, L
dosn't 'zactly see de semblonce 'twixt de
two cases. "Well; den, nigger, spccT'il
have to tell you. Bekazc it am fur TO the
end of it."
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by al .y~
has ever .>nown to ~,
of Mr.. BAKER was fully connie
the well known ability of tn
was done by the attorneys on
that could be brought to hear ;"
the prisoner or for the prosccut;
After a very close, able an
charge from his honor Judge
the jury, about o clock Saturda
retired, and having dcliberatcd abe
hours and half, returned ve
manslaughtcr in the first degree
unanimous recommendation of the pr
to mercy So intense was the feeling
so high the excitement manifested by
people, the Judge when the Jury como
and before the verdict was announced, de-
clarcd from The bench that he would rig
idly punish any man who might hiss or ap-
plaud. in the great silence of the court
room, while the verdict was being read,
and also before and Immediately afterwards,
had pin been dropped it might have been
heard fall. Thus, Notwithstanding all the
influence of sympathy and the force of an
overwhelming outside pressure, has inet;oe
trlumphed and the law been manfully up
held. There was jury who had the in
telligence to understand the case, and the
moral nerve to discharge their duty, and
while they were friends ofthc prisoner, their
feelings for him were not suffered to warp
their judgments. Their integrity and firm
ness are worthy of all praise, and the salu-
tary influences of such verdict, under
such circumstances, will be felt for years to
come in this judicial circuit Clayton
Banncr.
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A DANISH PRovERB.--" A borrowed
horse and your ownspurs makeshort miles'
is Danish rendering of rather universal
practice.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-11-06

"TO THINE OWN SELF ~
3m in the catalogue of our eI.cr

at at the ball, which we had forgot
.ten 10 mention in the proper place. We
have reference to the WAGsrAFF Family's
performances on the Brass Band. We
will only stop here to say that their per
formonces are such as really deserve lib
"%eN and will most certainly re-
'ay go. The dance
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-09-08
A r MY AND Wv


The following officers have been ordered to the
Niagara, to convey the Congo negroes back to Af
RIGA:
! Captain-John s. Chauncev.
! Lieutenants-J. B. NJ. Muilanv, f. A. Burnett.
ell. '"' N1it'i'-
Surgeon-Edward Holden.
Assistant Surgeons-Thomas W. Leach and NJ,
y. Christian.
Purser-C. Upham.
Senior Engineer-John Farron.
First Assistant Engineers-Wm. S. Stanton and
| A. 5. Robbie.
Second Assistant Enpineers-Geo r. Johnson
! and Mortimer Kellogg.
Third Assistant Engineers-J. II. Bailey, Will
liam q. Buehler, Francis CROWN and George W.
Rogers.
Acting Boatswain-John r. Bartlett.
Carpenter-Nichoas Mayer.
Sailmaker-Lewis B. Wakeman
these officers are ordered to duty immediately
and it is expected the Niagara will leave New York
for Charleston in a few days.
General Harvey leaves on the goth for the Pa
che, accompanied by Captain Peasanton and
Father Schmidt, Catholic priest who has spent
many years among the Indians of Washington and
Oregon.
The United States steamer Roanoke, the new flag
ship OF the Home Squadron, sailed from Boston on
Thursday last Her crew is that of the Colorado
which vessel Is turned to the authorities of the
Charleston yard, and will probably be dispatched
to Africa, with the negroes, if the Niagara be not
ready in time.
Orders have been received at the Brooklyn Navy
Yard to clear out the L. s. frgate Niagara by Sat
urdav next, when she will be run into the dry dock
thoroughly overhauled and examined and undergo
some Slight repairs. Internally this magnificent
vessel is a complete wreck, and it would now cost
more to put her in fighting trim than to build
a steam gun boat.
The officers of the Fulton now at Washington,
are ordered to report by the Goth of this month
hn San 'acinto is spoken of as going to Paraguay
or Buenos Ayres.
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Among the choice breeds of cattle exhibited an
nually at our Agricultural Fairs there is one
which Is remarkable alike for its sturdy appear-
ance and its almost unvaryng uniformity of
color-white, with black spots more or less nre-
dominating. The cattle thus distinguished are
Holsteins and although they are not very oene-
rally admired, either for their milkino oualitiaS
OF ior thelr aptitude to ''take on fat }, tbev NAV
yet De SAID to be favorites with certain closs of
FARMERS now most of our readers know very
"ei' tiia' 'ne neat compact-looking. Strawberry
spotted Ayrshire cattle are of Scottish H.,
that the fne-limbed and delicate,v t,,a1 - ,'-i0
hams, and the deep brown Devons. are of ~,
stock; but how few know, that the broad-broS--,
broad-horned Holsteins, have been brouob+ 80 -,
over the sea from the rich pasture lands of the
Elbe and the Trave, and that the Duchv in which
they were raised is the same Ducbv of HoIsta;n
which has figured so frequently in the Scbleswio-
Hostein difficulties with Denmark Ourooe,,o:.F.
ance with Holsein, has BEEN heretofore almost
wholly bucolic; but from the interest which bo,
been taken by the members of the Germanic Con
federation, in the settlement of lone nond;nc.
dispute, which involves the political indenandoooo
of hardy and industrious Ieople, brief history
of the connection existing between Scb1eSrrio.
Holstein and Denmark, may throw some LIGHT
upon vexatious controversy, which has freouent-
ly been made the subject of grave discussion bv
European journalists, and which has more than
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writer in the New York Tribune says, that for
more than quarter of IL century Mr.. II. Possen Of
Shelby, Orleans county, n. Y, has been afflicted
with severe rheumatic complaint For twenty
three years he has laid on his back entirely help
less. He has not Joint in his whole body of which
he has the use, and but few which are not entirely
partially dislocated. All the motions of which
he is capable, besides the organ of speech, are
slight movement of his skeleton hands, which lie
drawn across his bony breast, and of his Jaw so as
to admit the point of teaspoon He has been en-
tirely blind for the last fifteen years. Some eight
or ten days ago of his legs amputated,
which had begun to be hopelessly affected with gan
CREME. His hearing is still good and he converses
so to be distinctly understood.
1t is remarkable fact, that although he has not
seen the light or aught for fifteen years, yet he
knows his neighbors they pass his door on horse
back, or in wagons. by distinguishing between the
peculiar sounds of the tread of different horses, and
the rattle of different wagons.
The ST. Paul minnesota Times saws the soil and
climate of its State admit of the cultivation of to-
bacco. Many farmers on Sank river in the north
ern portion of the State, who planted the seed on
the 18th of May last, say that their crops in
ceent condition, and that they expect heavy Weld
In Southern Minnesota, where the matter has re-
ceved attention. similar results likely to be ex.
perlenced.
The Buffalo Courier states that Mr.. NJ. B. Buel
managing operator of the telegraph office in that
city, has invented teegraphic instrument
which is believed to be superior to any now in use
By an ingenious arrangement of the machine, DIES
patches be sent the same wire in opposite
directions simultaneously. The instrument will
send As 900 words an hour
The Saratoga Ne,cS informs its readers that theil
| three hotels have paid, during the season, (abou
ten weeks, for butchers meats, beef, mutton anC
veal, $4,000 They have paid for poultry, IS, 200
ofbutter they have used 10000 pounds; and o
eggs over $4,000 dozen. At one house Il, 900 chick
ems were swallowed, beside about 400 turkeys ant
| S25 grown fowls
| On Friday night last the railroad depot office
at Clarksburg, Va, was broken open, the key o
the express safe taken from its hiding place, anC
the safe opened and robbed of 500. The loss it il
! said, will fall on Messrs. Baker d Co., agents a
Clarksburg.-Cin. Enquirer.
Matthew Hale Smith, whom Rev. Henry Ware
Beecher branded falsifer in the Independent
not two months since, was last Sunday, invited tt
fill the pulpit rendered vacant by Mr.. Beechers alb
| sence.
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MEssRs EDIroRs:-Being regular attendant at
the Lexington market and much annoyed by the
continual RAISING of vehicles through it during mar
ket hours we beg you will call the attention of the
authorities to the abatement of such nuisance
This morning large number of drays passed
through in regular procession the rear of the
line being brought up by citizens, in carts, wa
CONS, &c.
There is an ordinance upon the subject which we.
in common with many others, trust will be enforced
IN the future. CITIZEN.
Baltimore, Sept. 6.
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Nj A Il Il | L ID ,

On the 9Th instant at the Parsonage by Rev. Thomas
Sewel, JAMES V. B. PITCHER, of Baltimore, formerly
Of liarper's Ferry, to Miss MARGARET JANE WOR-
FORD, youngest daughter of Elizabeth and Abraham
WorGord, Esq.
On the md instant, by the Rev. John W. Kirkley, WIN
JESSE SHERWOOD to Miss MARY ELLEN McKEWIN
of this city.
AT Ellicotts Mills, on Thursday I'd instant, by Rev
Dr. l. }. Martin, JAMES HEBERTON to Miss LOUISA
LINTON, all of Howard county.
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ID | L ID

D
On the 9th instant, ANN c. FOREMAN in the 31st year
Of her age
On the 9th instant, COLUMBUS BALTZELL. in the 10th
year of his age.
On the 9th instant, SAMUEL 4. SLOAN infant son of
Samuel A. and Mary C. Sloan, aged 10 months
On the 9Th instant, CHARLOTTE HALL, in the 10th
year of her age.
On Sunday, 9Th instant, JAMES PETER aged years
and II days youngest of James R. and Emma Bur-
CESS.
On Thursday, Sd instant, CHARLES X, son of George
W. and Mary Stinchcomb, in the ID year of his age
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ALTIMORE.
DAY. SEPTEMBER s, 1858.

by the success which has attended
the Proprietors of the Exchange
ing a Tri-weekly-or Country
ton contains all the News and
mprised in the Daily; together
liable report of the markets
Foreign, and all the new
is furnished to subscribers at
mum, payable invariably in
ions for a shorter period will
me rate.
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COAT. NOTJCE

WE WOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM Our Friends
and of Coal generally that receiving
prepared deliver the Locust Gap and Coal Mountain
GOALS which in appearance quality and durability
not be surpassed by any brought to this market We
merely desire parties to give these Goals trial.
vince this fact; if taken enabled
furnish them much lower price than later in the
son. 24O lbs invariably given to the ton We also keep
constantly hand, Lykens Valley, Short Mountain and
Cumberland GOALS.
WASHBURN HOUSE,
Office, SO Lombard street, End door,
au7 West of South st.
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THE DAILY EXCHANGE is published every morning
Sundays eNcepted price Two CENTS served in the city,
at twelve and half cents week payable to the CARR
RS mailed to subscribers out othe city, at X DOLLARS
crannum. The TRI-WEEKLY edition is mailed to sub
'bers at FOUR DOLLARS per annum TERMs-imva-
ycash in advance. OFFICE OF PUBLICATIoN-North-
corner of Baltimore and North streets, Baltimore,
to be addressed 40 DAILY EXCHANGE.
re, Maryland :"
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FALL--lS5S,

TAYLOR'S FALL HAT
VIII be inaugurated Saturday, September 4th In
Model and Mountings it is
STRIKINGLY ORIGINAL,
and Will be sure to command the admiration of tina
FASHIONABLE WORLD
In shape finish and beauty Of proportions it defes crt
cism and is in fact the beau ideal of a
sl-6t GENTLEMAN'S HAT.
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Mis-. MONTGOMERY

Has opened FIRST-CLASS RESTAURANT at the N
f. corner of MADISON AND GARDEN STREETS She
prepared to up her house. send out tt
Families, Parties &c, OYSTERS and GAME in every
variety with all the delicacies of the
terms. From her long experience in business OF
franklin street she aters herself to be able to please tn,
most stldlous. Sc st
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
CONSUMERS OF COAL will please take notice that
Messrs. DoBBIN & WAKEFIELD No. Sc Second street. are
the only authorized agents in this city for the sale of the
Baltimore Coal Company's Coal, wholesale and retail
The Company has not sold shipped pound of Coal
to any dealer in Baltimore during this year.
THOMAS WILSON,
President Baltimore Coal Co.
Baltimore, August IL, 1855 au12-tf
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Coal AND WooD.
We selling the Goals as last season. equal to
any sold in this market.
The best durable WHITE ASH GOALS
And the best RED ASH Goals
GEORGES CREEK CUMBERLAND Coal,
All of which we warrant to give satisfaction
discount is allowed
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NOTHING Is so BECOMING TO a man or wo-
man soft uXuriant head of hair 1t is the crownno
ornament of humanity. But alas how soon it is lost
and with it all beauty unless nourshed and nyigorated
by some chemical preparation for which nothing has vet
been discovered equal to Professor Woods Preparation
CAUTIoN.-Beware of worthless limitations as several
are already in the market called by different Use
unless the words professor Woods's Hair Restoa
tive, Depot St Louis Mo- and New York are blown in
the bottle Sold by all Druggists and Patent dcine
Dealers Also by all Fancy and Toilet Goods Dealers in
the United States and Canadas, and by
JOHN G. GIVEN, Chnaman's Tea Store
au2o2w 81 and 80 Baltimore street
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WEEDS New SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINE.
The best in use for every description of CLOTH and
LEATHER WORK, that requires a seam making beauti-
full strong stitch, both sides alike.
GIBBS IMPROVED FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
Price SIS and $25, complete L. D. CHASE, Agent
s7-tf No 90 RaItinora Stroot
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MIR. MARSTERS, 147 Lexington street, near Howard
street, will furnish his patrons with pictures glass
cardboard plates canvas life size miniature from
nature or copied in OIL French Pastel colors
in style of superior excellence He has hand full
assortment of plain and fancy Cases Also Gilt Frames
all of the best material His long experience and attest
ed success enables him his patrons complete sat
faction or no charge. SLY
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IMPORTS OF RAILROAD Ipov Tho +oto, ;,,norts of
Statos Co. IN On from Great Britain to the United
& lor the seven months of this year COMPARED
as follows: space IN 1896 and 1897, are
1856. 1s57
l,005 TONS los, 6l3 tons io5S.'
IONS $3.50 TONS
A portion of Chilsnn's stove foundry o4,,.e,,
Mas Mass, was destroyed by fire SATURDAY ninht
The loss is estima ted at So Co., which Is cornsaa -
insurance. covered by
Vt, An ARRAY took place on Sunday evening in
Naynesooro', near Chambersburg, Pa, CROWN
OUT OF a man named Osborn drawing water out of
nnelghpor,s well. Two brothers, named Daniel and
David Funk, shot him dead. anu
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Baltimore, August II, is

WHEELER & WILSON MANUFACTURE Co.'s
IMPROVED SEWING MACHINES
For Families, Manufacturers and others.
"ln our own family one of Wheeler & Wilson'S
machines and we cannot imagine thing more perfect
Ed. ". Y Evangelist.
126 BALTIMORE STREET, American Building
fe22-tf. W. MERRILL, Ageny
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that are prepaid
We also sell the
SAWED AND SPLIT WOOD,
Oak and Pine-of the best quality.
Delivered in any part of the city, free of carriage
j. HENRY GIEsE 4 Co,
sSlw Office No. South street.
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FALL STYLE

JOSHUA VANSANT & son,
will this day introduce their fall fashions of HATS for
Gentlemen, which for the essentials Of
QUALITY AND BEAUTY
CANNOT BE SURPASSED
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HE BALTIMORE Coal CoMPANY's
SOLE AGENTS for this city, are
MESSRS. DOBBIN & WAKEFIELD
u No. Sc Second street
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HE BALTIMORE Coal COMPANY'S
SOLE AGENTS for this city are
MESSRS. DOBBIN n WAKEFIELD
siu No. Sc Second street.
ROOFING! RooFING!! RooFuNG!!!
Economy, Durability and Security
Warrens Fire and Water Proof
FE LIT A N D CoMPO SITION ROoFING
Unrivaled by anything yet discovered for Roofing
Purposes.
PERFECTLY FIRE PROOF,
PERFECTLY WATER PROOF
UNEQUALLED ECONOMY,
UNRIvALLED FOR DURABILITY,
ADAPTED TO EVERY CLIMATE,
For further information address or call on
JAS. II. JOHNSON,
No. 2 Jarvis Building, cor North and
jy26f Baltimore streets Baltimore
KINDLING WooDl KINDLING WooD!i
SAWED SPLIT WooD, OF ANY SIZE,
Saloed and Split by NGchiRery.
Owing to the constantly increasing demand this wood
have greatly increased my facilities for preparing and
delivering it. am prepared to fill all orders with
despatch for OAK PINE WOOD of any length or size
delivering it any part of the city free of carriage guar
anteeng the quantity that contained in cord be-
fore being sawed and split. JAS. II. JOHNSON
Proprietor City Steam Fire Wood Mill
BS Office of Baltimore and North Streets over
Patriot Office
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THE ETERNAL PERFUME
THE HOLY CITY.
OH could hut catch that fragrance
would ask no other fame
Ihan that those sweet-sccned Flowers
Should be coupled with my name"
WARE OF IMITA TIONS
THE REAL FRANGIPANN PERFUME
is MANUFACTURED ONLY BY
MESSRS. PIESSE & LUBIN,
No. 2 NeO Bond Street, London,
And they take this opportunity to caution purchasers
against limitations, of which there many none
ever approach in any degree the exquisite fragrance
made by p. & l..
FRANGIPANNI THE PERFUME.
FRANGIPANNI FRUIT. '1>0i'i1i''
FRANGIPANNI SOAP.
TRANGIPANNI PoMADE.
FRANGIPANNI OIL.
SOLE AGENT FOR THE UNITED STATES.
EUGENE DUPUY, Importer,
jelO2aw4m 600 BROADWAY, New York
pOGGS, COTTMAN & co.
- Nos A and 46 LOMBARD STREET
OPPOSITE PUBLIC STORES,
IMPORTERS OF
WINES, BRANDIES, GIN, SEGARS, &c.
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
DOMESTIC LIQUORS, CORDIALS, &c.
Cognac Rochelle Brandies Old Rye Whskey of differ.
Pale and Dark. ent qualities
Jamaica X Santa Cruz Rum Peach,
Scotch and Irish Whiskey Cherry,
Madeira Sherry, Port Lis Lavender, p,.
bon, Malaga, Champagne Raspberry, Dranules
and Claret Wines. Blackberry,
Havana II Principe Segars. Ginger,
jy29-tf Cordias, various qualities.
A TLANTIC TELEGRAPH CABLE.
We have received from Tiffany & Co New York sneci-
mems of the CABLE, inches in length Each piece is
accompanied with yrghted fac smile certificate of
Cyras w. Field Esq, that it is cut from the genuine Ca
BILE. so cents each. At
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[. NJ. SINGER &. Co.'S,

IMPKUV ED SEWING MACHINES,
EVER OFFERED FOR FAMILIES AND
MANUFACTURING.
SOUTHERN SALES AND EXHIBITION ROOMS
los BALTIMORE STREET
~ To Clergymen of all denominations and Sewine
Societies attached to Churches offer our Family Ma
chine at half price.
". E. FREDERICK,
fe24-tf AGENT