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San Andreas independent., 1858-07-17

THE GREAT SOUTHERN MAIL RoUTE.-The
distance from San Francisco to Franklin, Tex
as, says the Los Angeles Star, is estimated al
1912 miles thence to St. Louis 1920 miles
making the whole distance about 2 1892 miles.
Near San Francisco the stations have not yet
been decided on, but locations can be secured
at any time. We add q list of stations fur
nished us by Mr.. Kinyon, as far as determined
on. 1t may prove interesting to our readers.
The first station from San Francisco decid-
cd on is Gilroy, distance 62 miles the inter-
mediate stations to be selected hereafter. The
second is Pecheco's Pass Is miles; ST. Louis
Ranch, 16 miles; Lone Willow Spring, l9
miles, Firebaugh's Ferry, "a miles; Head of
Slough, or Frezno City, l9 miles; Elk Horn
Springs, 81 miles; Whitmore's Ferry, Kings
river, It; Visaia, "a Goodhue's, Tule river,
25; Willow Springs, &c; Gordon's Ferry,
kern river, IS Sinks of the TETON, 262 Fort
TETON, ls3 miles.
To complete our list of distances, we ap-
pend the following, measured by viameter,
from Fort Tejon to this city: From the Fort
70 french Johns (late Irish Johns), 80 miles !;
~ neau OF Canon (San Francisquito Pass, 20;
AZ no".u oi Canon, 10; to top of San Fernan-
ovu"'ain' l2i to Mission of San Fernando,
- ~ nos angeles, 81 miles Taken together,
Ta;o,, oo S"hce from Los Angeles 10 L orr
le!oh, 30 miles, 493 yards.
Mr- ninyon has determined To make a sta
ton at u =. Alexander's. where MESSENGERS
wi,i s'op nrst night from Los Angeles The
Schedule time for runnne fron, - i"e
San Francisco is twenty-six dar, o. Aou'' ~
W. F. Hall and E. G. Stevass
men appointed to locate tho s,,.; 'ne ge"t,e-
overland mail route from St -: o' ,'ie
Francisco, between Los Angeles and Eo". 70 ,oah
ma, returned this week to our CO. o,' u
made reconnaissance of the way. I'll 20 i'ig
the road favorable for wagons ana ava. louiu
find abundance of water on what Is knd,1. kSs' "
the desert. They left again on Tbursla c' as
Fort Yuma, to complete the preparato1, ~. y.
the road, to locate the stations and bu;Id az
houses, corals, etc.
From San Bernardino to Fort Yuma there
will be eleven stations, the entire distance be.
ing about 200 miles. There are to be fou,
wells dug, the first about fifty miles from Sar
Bernardno, the others at the Colorado end o
the road. 1t is expected that water will easil,
be obtained, and that the greatest depth vii
not exceed thirty feet There are some India,
wells in the vicinity about ten feet deep, hay
ing abundance of excellent water.
The erection of the buildings will be com
menced Immediately. The stations will con
sist of stables to accommodate ten horses, witt
houses for the men in charge, and grain ant
hay sheds, the whole inclosed by substan-
tal fence.
San Andreas independent., 1858-07-17
LA Err BEER SALOON
AND
Lodgin House.
Main street, Angels.
A. KANBERG, ...ProprietOr.

TIME HOUSE is furnished with good, clean
il beds. ALso-Wines, Liquors, Lager and
Cigars, of the choicest brands, always on hand
at the bar. IN Limbs
San Andreas independent., 1858-07-17

STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
County of Calaveras,
In the District Court Fifth judicial District in
and for Calaperas county.
J. |. Boon, plaintiff,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-17
LYNCH, ARN0T& co.,
Chestnut Street.


Many Druggi9ts wing Old Limehts hand win try
to sell them to you as best positively rs-
INTENT = P9tt axe no 6theFk Es 4 70 - q
kisa kGtbefa EsfOp6BEGfOust & HTS
Gne propfIetorS agree to furnish
lar bottle theU. g. Journal for
9ns year This OF the best N illustrated papers
teneHt r6p-
oson 1sencoaed around every
tie ThaAfetic hntmenti put as 6e 30 cent and
81 The 80 cent and 90 100
per cent more Eminent in proportion toheir
are theCheapest. -PorsalebyE BRAGG & BURROWEs,
.5,Us SolepfoPFietors st Louis, Mo.
anted In every town and Yillafe. Applca-
tons must be Responsible refer.
encesi For sole by LAUGHLINS q BJjSHPIEID.
ants1y-smd& W- "a = General Agents FOL Wheeling.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-17
BRACES ARCTIC I,rlV1rlsI,Tq,r

7I!RRsAGEJS AR EFrTH sTsT1(IITa1eI!INT m
L 5sFSbIs . y =
ttlSss o1990 oaal ands now rS from
SSS pSngs 81 ,I Neural
ali
arattohs. The ptpprl etofi i've for 81
the prandum 81 8 q ne non
deFfaleuEesehected6ylt during the stfe
ttdcates from the parties named avSid oli9
the proprtetoFs, Of
I9ubntaEeW.9 sssl48 = = = 1Eeaf ALA ssffl
One BOTTLE TelnMRpknnG.
fEos8fo edotgEn Street boull, having
ies three Years With ana many
tie Of Arctic Liniment.
va e go1 p0zta Queer lPutR$sneOPSSi lfElxl{T
e Henry Davis Mound sEteet3 st ySa
the panEk of JerFalRfafOl
months EaA cured thEee lie
/ AfetteItn inent.,,ss5 4e.t,- -, 4 -
II fg5sf.ss5 ply tReEGGkks Ckttdf IA. ~
II " az
d6csE5a Tas w. 81 ssEsss
ling {S s
III - ssEisSTss14S ,s5s 80 1880 sjly -
s,siE,s., s4 E9EsfL 20 fi -
Mrs George Canal II. o. long Suf.
painful and eruption face,
and BY use OF {a{td
Ffest0redto Gih6i bG66ty. Is lsts
+ 92fsE1SI s4Ass ASHorri bfefTu11SOrss - - baa1
Eugene RTstcfsz yyns
la
until he tried the srctie
=. = S!Il1Ss. ti34stgP ts
Mrs Bedford Mobe itsr ea,.
years palsy and after SE6h Re
Sj'h g s Sns
SSii a a ESsI5E 6RHou All I: 4If laf5sl
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-17
WHEEIINGP .AI,ACB5 on AF2r1i1
"a as.s sssafDLTBaf IN sPARRO,, st,.e

4
In reference to DrA g. ToDDs Anti bilious or Liver
pills. Mr. Jacob Of Utica, Licking Co., Ohio, writes
s. 81 find thenito be excellent incidence q
'Gaughey OF Chestervie, Monroe Co., Ohio
writes seThey are the best Pills We can getn @ 2
James Packer, Of som srset 90,
II have been using them the last and prize
them.yery highIy.' e
j. G. Norris OF the s. 1. r. r., at steubehxle. says
they are iInestimable." a'}4si Is "a
W. n: Belts, Sage, Upshur Co., w. says, ST have
been greatly benefited by your excellent liver Pills."
r. p Camden, of Weston, Va, says Of Them NThey are
valuable. scarcely could do
they are the only medicine have used
ID months, and / would earnestly them to All
dyspePtiog .
The above selections few OF 1stndteds that might
be gwen and yet hunted I'VE
could get hundreds Of tsen in this city for the mere
asking. ~ d a
Pills are for sale By dealers Address
your orders. TO T. II. LOGAN = CO.,
aeg4@ General Agents.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-17
RIVER !. AVE- IliA /.

s5oU1s. Sept. & River reeeding very
slowly at.s this point. Mississippi and
Missouri falling Illinois reported rising all the
: PITTsB UReI, Sept ] 6.T=sR liver stationary, Is
icury.5E2. s5a4l 49, ! j-isis.i45ti
GiNpiNN ATI,s Sept River stationary.
Weather cloudy and cool a9iis .ilis = 7s1i
d New oalE1Ns, Sept 16. Deaths from fever.
TyesteTdSy wefef74. is,, s. sSi.s 37l5ssls ,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-17


d Fact.-It is an established fact. remarks
one of our most intelligent contemporaries, that
no man orsno firm has ever. yet advertised bust.
ness on the grand scale without making money.
They may have spent it faster than they made
it, they may have lost but the ADVERTISING paid.
ltthere be a shadow of doubt as to this. let the
reader recall alfSthes instances of peTsevering
advertising most editors can recall lnany-
which have manifested, themselves in news.
paPersof late years, and he will be astonished
at finding the proportion Of them which have
realized fortunes.
lfasked how we knoso whether such enter.
prise IS uniformly successful, We answer @by
the advertising Itself When we sec by our
exchanges that this or that vsuder expends fif.
teen, twenty or thirty thousand dollars a year ar.
for advertising, and see this continue for several
years, we require no other proof Of success
There is, nowadays, nothing so certain as ae.
Vertlslng, when a man has something to sell.
and the public.will indeed buy almost ANYTHING
when they sec that every body else has it and
that it is spoken Of" Observations made tlu-
ring the past year in advertising, have convin-.
eed US that Of all business supports there is none
~ 'st sttysei VI VI PFonEaple as advertising.
Foundry Warehouse-Thos. G. Culbertson.
has established, at So Monroe street, general
foundry warehouse All the articles manu-.
iactpred in the cityca4 be,had at this house,
including CRATES, hollow ware, sheet iron ware.
satss, cooking stoves Of all patterns and varie.,
ties. Those iniwant of anything in The casting
line should call and examine. .l5 - s s.
BoOts ana shoss.ESIr .T s55Tss1I5ibs5ssss too.
ana shoe maker, makes good display of work
manship at the fair His reputation IS ~ e, az.
cellent workman is.well sustained his die.
play: ~. ;gl,.s.a 81 sissst1
Sad Aeoiaent.A lad ~ the name Of PiersSOn
was shOtain BelIair on Tuesday by gun MI in the
hands OF a Mr. 0Neill, the BAH entering the
LETT breast in theyegonyof the heart JIt was
thought that hescoad not survive the wound. !.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-17

Neuragfc has il Sst Drov e
hlERiy m IN decided cure.
y after the of The celebrated
IL lie stdte5 t into tbe
Meeting With success them,
e truly
to those persons whose
qSs q aEaent eprss or ener-
ssst ns s N e9esf Che
sBIF aad in sst
,s Ssg :, be
prove grateful aromatic cordias Of
PESesEFtsss :.] : 4, .I{{7,7SrS5 ~
Z The great Popnafy Induced
a9y tRs
have given BoerhaYe's Holland BtterS 6 fair one
mess sSSSines g g e al
zSs RsF n satsISs S. tAO
ManpfastuEing a9s
LAUGHLINs BHsHRIFLD "A gent for fSE.sIi1sg
Sold also by2TE Cess! Fund enbere ana Drug.
~. se4stegs. ~ Z sslg sals
tPRIVATHsAbBoFv
yTlE sss 55s 81 y
tlscts S5ls ss R ss sa4l
purcGFs Ea Is Ven fenced. sgd ~ ss ~, ne
propottI6n Of Each farm q Well We
sis ses IS oE
Is, Essi dllipss are
house, e!, ana an or ~ ts
leiss SeGff fsa go Il gee
siSs Reas Eeed
ants bodse The land IA this tract Is SGeFiof : @
alS 81 1sS 81 sad sentain'
tb.ssaTs ~ e thlS
i 81 5a s eiai iss
g9Ella 10 lg9lso9 hil ven sand In
g si Ss s sss sis Barn aud
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-17
FRIDAY MORNING, SEPT II, 1865. 9

I-.Tgest Circulation of any Paper in West
go ernfVIrginia.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-17

VIE HE REs[pRATlvE OF. PRoF. o. J. WOOD, FOR RE-
had rival Volume after volume might given from ali
tSa ss ne S
you cannot doubt; read also the flowing ~ b
THE have for centuries been afalctsa
With bald heads and the only known,
has been those abomnable wigs. discovery OF
Weed these with,
but great many still Them they
have been often imposed upon by Hair TONES Of def-
et kinds. To all such earnestly make the re-
90
was bald who used ths article short
cnTs know numerous cases Were
MAS which perfect
also without doubt of best articles for Keep
removing dandFn and has tie r Ssa
my to all the Ills that hair Is heir to. { - g
1t the duty of an.
some may differ ways Of
hair either IN man or woman Is an object much te be &
sired and there are that should be left
to obtain such consideration. Iondn's AdrocGtS,
Philadelphia. - >
III ~ 3 oosHoofoS .obio. NoJ. II 1sss i
.. o. WOOD q. have been engaged in
sncedthe beneficial would like to OBJ
az ssass
am convinced Is equal to Il In the United
Dfas W ysaF ad have ssd EFtosz
PREPARATIONS hair, found
g; yours being
sale Of II, forI am satsaed 1t must cell. sn;
iElsss5 .. Yours truly Sc 7. SToCRMAN.i
- h@s1ii1I Y4Tl1sb, Mass, Feb. 1851.
se S59E s.
Rstd asaS ss aiP e Tf @
Youth both Of which IL has
In the opsra.9S nhaEs used hESs
o. j. WOOD tors, SIG
n the great Y Rain blshnent and ia Mar
And soa, by all good Druggists.
-deC8-dt.WEW1y.ff9 fV18-8b0
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-17
MORE THAN5 SOC, ooOBoTTLEs
SOLD IN THE s'sg7t9 ~
NEW ENGLAND STATES

7NHE RESTORATIVE OF PROF. o. j. WOOD, FOR re- !:
storing hair perfectly and yet
had rival Volume after volume might given from ali
the world and from the most prove
that u Is erIect but read the circular and
you cannot doubt; read also the tolloRng
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-17

A aAea4, fellow named Cartwell
was caught looking through the crevices of the
far ground fence yesterday, at the .ladies's
sPlE.9 He was taken to Add lWright's and
6pea Eye dollars lit iIbdi
The Military Parade, yesterday, was a grand
sxhibitiOns aud the prihcipalfea Of the day.
All. the companies looked and acted. precisely
ike well drilled soldiers. The streets were
crowded with lockers on, and all the windows
and doors were 3patFonized by eager ladies and
children. 81 7.i 81 &; * ~, 49, ~
Il TIE Randerers Of the comets are.
now visible in the heavens: one5can be sesnat
half past o'clock in the morning in the north.
east about. fifteen degrees above the, horizon.
The other can Beiseens in the northwest, about
the same distance above the horizon, at hall.
past 2 o'clock in the evening. 61s 7ssa
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-17

- FOREIGN NEWS. Hafs5asi
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER PERSIA.
t9enER9 8oRK, Sept 16.Th steamer Persia,
ron g ,l lyeepool with dates ar
rived this evening. * 800 s tss.i,,ss 3
81 elsteamship Prince Albert arrived outson
the LIST inst. The Arago arrived at Sodthamp.
ton on the I'd and the Europa on.the 4th.
Continental news not very important. The
papers contain details the American treaty.
with China. tits to be- ratified within a year
and stipdlates for the good offices OF tie United
states,in case Of difficulties arising with other
powers. s5s .easIsgsss 81 z. hpI slss3 3fis G.
q It ted that Capt Preedy, of the Aga
memnon, and Mr. Brig II, the Engineer ofsthe
Atlantic eftla Telegraph Co, viii be knighted. a
grand banquet was given to the latter by Lord
Mayor of Dublin! 1t passed off well.
Mr.. Field was toasted with enthusiasm.aE5
The Lord Iient wastabsent sond account of
the presence of Cardinal Wiseman,.a ~
:. Ilatestsfrom Liverpo Estimated sales on
Saturday 60 nelpdipg 1000 export quiet
and steady. Wheat Arm; corn dull; provisions
quiet, London icons1Is upc hanged.a
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-17

r~TO PRINTERs.-We have just received from The
6SnfactuTing eStabshmentsOf q. D, Wade, GeRs York;
Ss I6t Printing Ink which have reason to believe
neor to any Ink have heretofore offered to-the
tSe oar assortment II DISSEMINATING allcolofs
va At ali prices We solicit cash orders. News Ink, In
o0 % and 30 h. kegs 25 cts per pound. No ink sent
a FL the money accompanies the order, -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-17

gsyt GIN INNAT.I MARKET. ,sdl
/ z SEPTEMBER I67-Flour in better demand and ?
prices of the better grades 10 acents per Dbl
higher; receipts gain large Whisky declined
TO 2ec,@ but-a good demand ut the decline. No4
changerin Provision market dull.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-17
81
TEE UNION LIME ,5i
TO THE DAILY 1NTELLIGsE8NC1s !.
3oEEIcE CORNER WATER AND MONROE STREETS.
FOREIGN NEWS. aii,@sa
8 az l,IIls. .iT1lIliIl1ElIII f.IITl;I 3

soIgIeE, ooRNER.w ATER ANN MoNRok sTRE.tiTe.
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TIE great popularity
many the public should
have given Boerhayes Holland BterB 8 fair trial on
you e % to eli
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-17

sas DEMOgRATIGs CONVENTION. :.
Z SYRACUSE, Sept. 10 IA ternoon ssssio At
the session this afternoon. the eisPresidents
and foImitt on cont sted seats and on reso.s
intions were appointed Evening session-Thc e
committee on contested seats reported this eve
ming in favor of the admission of the entire
Iammany delega W God men la e all
withdraw from the convention under protest.
The con ion adop ions OF ati6nal
character, md then djourned. stne de ysos
5tsrl.a4eg spi YELE0 AVS4FEVER. saa. ss55sst
EESSAy2NS4H, Sept Thes Mayor reports
three deaths from fever during the week
ending Tuesday, s. .es7..is
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8 s1Nll w Utl AZ Il6ktIkfEEa
SER. az Cotton; sales BOO Bales Flour
firms sales ~, 600 bbls Stateat 81, 9Oa5; Ohio
s., 65a6s 70 Wheat firm sales 2 300 bush. Nil.
gausle Club st g0caS Corn advancing sales
'008g btsli &C s4a85 for white PORK firrn &
$A2t23al{ q tor prime Ereights inactive.
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HORSES CATTLE. q,
MUSTANG LINIMENT

/, 4 ~ AGGlABEE HORSE SAVED,
sME s I4TsI, Hyde PARK. v. writes -. That the
but since the free the Mustang Ilnment IhaSe
sold him for $3.50 cash. Your Imminent has doing
wonders mp here" sg 5Y5T5 ~
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lElsKELL..- g sVNEA RlMeEN

1--WE Whole collection q ia
deslsn aud xeelleneee 81 sahFet have s1ef
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aQUiXGy ILL.,, Sept is. de ST Gamer VIM. ii.
Denny for Isl, Pau, burned hsre at 8 p. NJ.
Boat and lgoitotall loss Passengers aud crew
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PRIVATH5ALBOFV ALIJABI.HFAR
- 81. 4n she Neigh borl hood 9fsyY6eelfng. >
4AE subsetibet oners Tor sale ven known iendnIa
Farm which has into SeYtn sn1sil
Will Rs 9ola t6geer to sue the
pnEchasers Iae farm % wen fenced, contains q fsiF
proportion OF arabic and Each farm g well va
teEsd sRa tas 1ore grs.
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!. II .
LAUGHIINs fBUSHFIELD and w. A ,EDWARDs 1
bAO., Agents for Wheeling; ..sg tes d&w 6hEslJi
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ERMEUeTEeHTTSsHE

of years standing, has been totallycured. Piles,
Joints. Felons, sWellings: Burns, Bites, ,Boils,
Chaps, sNeuralgia, Salt-R heum, and attaches
and pains upon man, and kindred complaints
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-17

LAUGHING q BHsHRIEID Agent for Wtcelnr;Va:
Sold also O6sG fund ehbere and Drug.
susss seneFe4g yae{ piss sssas Z 4 ssls ph2-l
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-17

Sold per bottle,or six bottIeE for $780, BY tie
sBEE1AhdINaPAGE3JR!sG sta0s ,
Manufacturing Pharrlac entists and .Ohehiistsis2
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This invaluable also equally EN- IN
curing the witness the following
eeFttheRte i9AessrsS Arnot,
keep the livery aud are zen.
eEallS known thr9pgho United States. IS So. =:
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-08-21
SABBATH READING.
Is Religion Beautiful.

Away, In the child, the maiden, the
wife, the mother, religion shines with a
holy bcnignant beauty of it's own, which
nothing on earth can mar. Never yet was
female character perfect without the steady
faith of picty. Beauty, intellect, wealth /.
they are all like pitfalls, dark in the bright
est day, unless religion throws her soft
beams upon them to purify and exalt, ma
king twice glorious that which seemed all
lovolincss before.
Religion is very beautiful, in health or
sickness, in wealth or poverty We can
never enter the sick chamber of the good,
but soft music seems to float on the air, and
the burden of their song is: "Lo, peace
is here"
Could we look into the thousand of fam
lilies to-day when discomfort fights sullenly
with life, we should find the chief cause Of
uuhapPjncss, want of religion in woman
., relisvon, be0igUant majesty. High on
thy tbrv1e 5hou sittcst, glorious and exalted.
Not ADORE the clouds come never between
thee and truly pious souls not beneath
the clouds, for far above these is Heaven,
opening through broad vista of exceeding
beauty.
Is religion beautiful? We answer, all
is dcsolation and dcformity where religion
is not
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-08-21
ola Govcrmor Butler

WAS sired by the celebrated Race Horse
' Argyle, whose pedigree and performance
arc too woll known to require repetition here.
His dam Mary Frances was by Director-he by
Archer; dam Matrix by Magog
TOM BASCOMB
Was sired by Old Governor. His dam was bred
from Gen. Wade Hampton, Sr's old Gallatin,
and Richard Covcton's Director, of Abbcvilc-
two among the finest horses in America lie
will stand the Fall Season at Richard Davis,
near Pickcnsvile part of his .inlc, and tho
balance at Anderson C. H., or near thcre.-
Insurance, $40 Those putting mares and
trading them will he held responsible for the
money. Twenty-Five cents TO be paid the groom.
The season will commence at Richard Davis,
the I'd day OF September and end the 9Th day
Of November. The horse will be at Anderson
c. III. on salcday in September.
WlLLISS BENSON
Au1. 4, 1853 q
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-08-21

It Isn't All in Bringing Up.

1t isn't all in bringing up"
Let folks say what they will,
To silvcr-scour pewter cup
IL will be pewter sill.
E'on he of old, wise Solomon,
Who said train up child,
If mistake not, had n son
Proved rattlc-braincd and wild.
A man of mark, who fain would pass
For lord of sea and land,
May leave the training of son,
And bring him up full grand;
May give him all the wealth of love,
OF college and of school,
But aftcr all, may make no more
Than just decent fool.
Another raised by Pcnury,
Upon her bitter bread,
Whose road to knowledge is like that,
The good to Heaven must tread.
Hos got spark of Natures fire,
He'll fan il to n flame,
Till in its burning letters bright
The world may read his name.
If it were all in " bringing up"
In counsel and restraint,
Some rascals had been honest men
I'd been myself saint.
o. it isn't all in bringing up,
Let folks say what they will;
Neglect may dim silver cup
IL will be silver still
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NOrHdJE.

4 PPLICATION will be made to tho Commits
a sioncrs of Roads, at their next meeting, fo3
leave to change the public road leading FROM
PickcnsC. IL. to Cashier Valley, by leaving tho
present road at or near Dryman hill, four miles.
from the former place, and connecting again
half mile bcyord this point. Diyorge again at
or near Stamp Greek and intcrscct the same
road in or near miles length; also, such other
changes as may be thought necessary. Notice
is also given that should this application TO. the
Board fail the Legislature will be pctitioncd
for leave to change the above road as is herein
sci forth.
May %, 1853 do Sm
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E'inal Eatafe lIotioa.

NToTICE is hereby given that a final set
In tlcmnnt of the Estate of james Hill
burn, doceascd, will be madcin tho Orlina.
ry's Office, at Tickens Q. H. on Monday tho
18th day Of Saptonibcr next Those indcbt4
oil must make payment, and persons having
demands @iil rchdcr them legally atteetc.f
by that tine. Notice is also given HAT I.will
not be responslhc for interest afterthat time
JAMES j.. IIAg00Dt Adm'r,
June 3, 1853 46 3la
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The Dearest spot on Earth.

The dearest spot or earth to me,
Is home. sweet home;
The fairy land Pvc longed to see,
lis home, sweet home;
There how charmed the sense of hearing,
There where hearts are SO endearing;
All tho world is not 50 cheering
As home, sweet home.
I've taught my heart the way to prize
My homo, sweet home;
I've learned to look with lovers eyes,
On home, sweet home;
There whore VOWS arc truly phghtcd,
There where hearts are so united,
All the world besides Pvo slightcd,
For home, sweet home.
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NdAEIalAE.

PPLIG -kTI0N will bo made TO the next
IA Legislature for a charter to construct Il
Turnpike Road from the west end of tho
great Tunnel the nearest and best route to
Pulaski, TO be called the Brasstownand Pan,
ther Creek Turnpike.
,Inne 10, 1853 AZ an,