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Chick Springs,
Greenville District.

fi;;t IliE Subscribers having purchased o., -,
III :hat wcli-known and long established s..I
Summer Resort, Chicks Springs,
within 10 miles Of GrccnvilIr, have nut The
premises in the m"St thorough repair. They arc
determined I" spare II" efforts to make the
SPRINGS all that can be desired whether to
the invalid seeking health, or those in quest of
pleasure.
The sanhr"us and invigoraing Qualities of
these waters having been we'll known to the
travelling public for the last twenty years, it is
deemed unnecessary To enter into detail; but
any further information or reference will be
carefully furnished upon application to either of
the pr"prirt"rs.
The HOTEL will be open for the reception Of
visitors OH the 1st of June, and will he kept
open during the season.
1t gives us pleasure to add that the former
pr"prietorS, the M"ssrs. CHICK, will spend their
summer at the Springs, and will be glad TO sec
their many friends there.
]. 7. IIENERY.
+. TALBI2D,
j. BURSEY.
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10 Mechanics, Inventors, and
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POLICE GAZETTT
The\State of South Caro|ina
LiBBEVILLE DIS7RICL

ITO IHE CUWNfON 4 tCUS. -
" 'i''"m Wilson, ~
JAS A. IL Allcl. }rhqmson s Fair, l's,; A'sssy,,
WHEREAS the PInntif dill, on the .-,ss
W day ofYApril, eighteen hundrsd ns;sysS
seven, file his declaration against Tire D.as6
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limits "f this State, and has neither vi
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IT. Is therefore. ordered, that Il,
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on or before the twclltI, day Of APP
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4 Sch""ls, Lodges. dc, is invited to the iiw
Pedal Sub-Bass EIarmoniums,
Made and S"l'l by the Manufacturers
IL Is arranged with two manuals or bnnks 4
Keys tn" lowest set running nn octave hi,,h,I
Than the other, nnd may he nsc,l sruara,"lv and
th'is gel IN one cnSc two distinct Instruments
or, by the us" of the coupler the two hanks %,
keys may be played at the same time hv Use of
the front set only. This connected with the
sub Bass, will produce the cifcc, of IL lary.
organ, and Is sufficiently heavy to fill a house
that seats from luon to llUO persons.
TIE ORGAN MEl.ODEON is designed for
parl"r and private Use. The construction is sim.
liar To the Church Instrument, being arr,nrcJ
with 'w" banks OF Keys, and when used together,
by means of the coupler is capable of ms great
volume oil power rs the Church instrument when
used without the Pedals.
:, Also' every variety of MELODEONS for
ParUr Use"
Purchasers may rely upon instruments from
our Nihn"lactory, being made in in the most
complete and thorough manner uaviu,, re.
moved t" the spacious buildings, 5ll Washing.
ION Sir"c', we have every facility for munuf:ic.
turing purposes, and r,nploy nome but In, most
experienced and >kliul wUrkm.n In short W..
VIII promise our customers an Instrument equal
II not superior to any Manufactures and uu,r
anl"c ""iirr "d p"rt'n $"iixtaction
Music Teachers Leaders Of Chnir., and others
Interested IN musical matters, are respectfully in.
rn"d I" visit "nr Rooms at any time, and exam
me or lest the Instruments on exhibition for salt.
at their pleasure.
rs Il still further guarantee to the public ns
{" the excellence al the Yci,,ic,us anal Jfo,,.o,
"'""S. from our Manufactnrv, we beg leave To
rri"r, hy rcr'ni>$"n to iiic following Piano Forte
manufacturers Of B"st"n, who have examined
our in,tr'''ncnis, and will give their opinion
when called upon:
Chick"rinr a Sons; Vim. T. Emerson: Geo.
iic"S i"S llaiieit n C'nlst"n; Brown IL Allen I;
Woodward IL Brown; Il. Gilbert e. Co, A. w
Ladd IL Co.: Ncwial Il Co.
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Land for Sale.

11HE Subscriber is the authorised "A gentsof the
i Pa,,iessintsgss,cd sto Sell
I.and .ls valuable, adjoins lAndss OF b r. WGrds
law, Dr.s Lyingstoa,s md fothsIs ION sUalh
Creek, and, d,c6ftainf Epnt IS ss ss VI; 4
- ~ 72O Et5hra Z. 81: y:
Property gtess,as we'll each wifi fgIbs
taken. 81 4; Il q ;sa
= 5
smy 8. 1857 sss-s sss
N ISds4 6 y q sesaas Sc A
TsHE RiFm ss sf s5 wai safIEEW III wsss nm
geixea sbs al eais
itdtiohs RartnersfQ I'D exp fe d, fhe
name eof the FimsWills I'D tlie dosing ub
q the M beslssas byssit ore ofds e 8 a.
All .pefsShs lotaof AcSSaatss
cony g. enient, ag it ss that the bSi
,less should bs clos ss xsrly as poss his.
,Apgusl Isss |. IS w .h.'sfs sf's !
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III L"te' Operation in the Eainbury M,6r-
ssnary.-Wc understand that the paticn:
who had his tongue removed, went on very
well for nearly a week, when the external
wound was quite healed, and everything
promised fairly for his recovery, but that
lie then rapidly sunk. On cxamina ton, it
]. was. found that the cause Of death lad no
direct connection with. the opcration,a and
aiwas { n, ono which might have proceeded from
) any sollefs source ofsirfilstion. 1t is pro pro.
pef g tl,at ,liis .oald. be Known; since lhs
ssprinciple involved in The operationfinayS be
sof consequences 10, tile practice Of surgery:
slt.may be ie,narked that Tho patient was a
man Of: :intenIp crate htabilssald bad cons,i,
tuition = otsnla, = -. 80 -,
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1hc Intrinsic Light IF Mc .Siuys.-On
account Of the distance of the Stars, it is
not possible to form any idea of their actual
magnitude; for when viewed through cooI
telescopes they appear simply us luminous
r"l"t>, without any sensible disks. Their
light may, however, be compared with that
OF any other luminous object; and DIR.
Nolast"n found, by photometrical expert
mcn's, the light of Sirius, the brightest of
the fixed stars, to hc to that of the sun, in
the ratio OF 10 10000, 100000. Now, the
proportion flight received from any umin-
Gus body, being invcrscIy rs the square of
its distance, it follows that the sun would
require TO be removed to l4l 400 times its
actual distance, in order that its lirht should
he equal to that Of Sirius. But the parallax
Of Sirius, if sensible al all, is undoubtedly
less than one second, whence it is easily cal
cuiatcd that the distance Of Sirius cannot be
less than 100000 times the distance of the
sun from the earth, and from this i, follows
that the light OF Sirius cannot be less than
the double OF that emitted by the SUM-
Dr. N"l!as'on, assuming smaller and
more probable limit of the rarallax. su,,.
poses the light Of Sirius to be equal to that
ut fourteen suns
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PEico List,

Letters, C"rlcrtrs an,i notices from the press.
rom all parts of the world NAV i,. seen at olr
;'icsro"m Descriptive circulars sent free to
my address.
5. ID. Il ii. W. SMITH,
5ll Washington St, (ncar Boylstonj Boston.
july y. l~57 IL Iv
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Tile ""Po" Pe".-Wc think this Pea has
b en- much underratcd, especially at the
North, where the season is too short to
grow it III perfection. Here it grows luxu.
r'"niIy and natures perfectly, yielding an
extraordinary return, when properly cultva
ted. They should not be gathered until the
pods begin to shriveI, when they may be
cartcd to the barn or other out house, and
threshed with the fail. They arc very ex.
celent for the table, even when year old,
If prepared as follows Soak in water over
night, and boil next day three ar four hours :;
serve up with butter, or placo them in the
oven, with few slices ofbacon, until slight
~ Drowned, like baked beans Southern
Planter.
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Ncw year IN Cunodu.-On New Years
eve, our Canadian nciglLors have custom
of bctaking themselves to slcighs, and 90
ing from door to door, singing song of
charity made for the occasion and receiving
such articles Of food rs arc rendered them.
They rcrscvcrc until their slcighs are full,
and on New Year morning they distribute
it to the needy. Another beautiful custom
of theirs is, the assembling of the different
members Of the family or the morning of
New Year day to receive the paternal Llcs-
sings. Often this occurs before day break
The children, when assembled, kneel when
the aged sire kisses each, and then pronoun
ces his bcncdiction, after which they par
take OF breakfast together, and then 90 forth
to celebrate the day.
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S. D. g. n. w. SMlTl
Manufacturers of
Molodoons, Organ Molodons,
4 v ~
Pedal Sub.Bass
IT n r. M q NJ T. u M
GIL Washington treet,
BOsTtN.

'IHlE attention "f CIcrgvm"n. CnnmiitSs,
4 Sch""ls, Lodges. de-, is invited to the ri,y
Pedal Sub. Bass Harmoninmu
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'uIIltN 'l l'N means hi lnrNIiN IN III" stamp
ing machiu", few processes can compare in
ingenuity and effective adaptation with tn"
con,,ivanrc originated hv NJ. NJ. Honv Il
l'r,hich, Of ralis. Sheet iron, ! 24th Of I'm
inch thick, is cut into strips Of dimensions
suited to the intended size of the thmblcs.
These strips are passed under apless whereby
they arc cut into disks of about two inches
diameter, tug.rd together by Il trail. Each
strip confirms one dozen Of these blanks
and these are made red hot, and laid upon :,
mandrcl nicely fitted 10 their size. The
workncn now strike the middle of each
with Il round faced punch, about the thick
hess of his finger, and thus sinl, it into the
concavi,v of the iir<, lnan,lrcI. 1t is then
transferred succc>svcl V to another man,lrcl
which has five holows of succcssvcly in.
crcasing depth, aud, by striking it into them,
1t is brought TO the proper shape. This rude
thlmblc is then stuck into the chuck of a
lathe iii order to polish it within. 1t Is then
turned outside the circles marked for tho
gold ornament, and the pits inlcnted with q
kind Of milling tool. They are hex. anuealed,
frightened, and g!lcd inside, with very
thin cone o! gold leaf, which is firmly uni
ted to the surface Of the iron hv the strong
pressure Of Il smooth steel manLrcl. A gold
ilIlct is applied TO the outside, in an annu!ar
space turned to rcccveit, being fixed, by
the pressure at the edges, into minute
groove formed on the lathe
.Singa!'n discovery IN UorHculiuyc.-
An Italian florist is said to have made the
discovery that delightful fragrance may be
bestowed upon plants naturally mod rous
10y the following singular means:
In order to attain tllis Object, the roots
are covered with fragrant manurcs. THUS,
with 4 dccocliun OF roses the discoycrcr has
been enabled to give to the rllododendron
the perfect fragrance Of the rose. In or
der to secure successful result, it is ncccs-
sary TO treat the seeds Of the plant TO which
1t Is desired to give fragrance. They are
stepped two or three days in the required
essence, then dried in the shade, and short
ly a:terward sown. If it is desired TO
change the natural odor of the plant for
one OF more Agreeable or more desirable,
the strength Of the essence is doubled or
lrii''cd, and 4 change must be made in the
nutrition Of the plant. In order to make
the artificial u:or permanent, the plant
must be srrinklc,l and dampcned with the
essence several days in the spring for two
or three years. And thus, also, it is said,
il gardener may ut lis pleasure cause diff
tcrcnt plants or trees to share their odors
with each other, by boring through the
stalk or trunk, or root, an opening into
which 20 pour the FRAGRANT inrrrjcufs
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Cure for Wa'ts.-If they give you no
spec'aFinconvcnicnce, let them alone. But
II it is Of essential importance to get rid of
them, purchase haitian ounce of muriatic
acid, put it in a broad:bottomed vial, so that
it will not easily turn over; take stick,as
large as the end Of a knitting needle, Dir: it
into the acid, and.touch the top of the wart
with whatever of the acid adheres to- the
stick; then, with tlesend of the stick, rub
the acid into tile top Of the wart, without
allowing the acid to touch the healthy skin
Do I'll this night and morning; safe, pain.
less, and effectual cure istlc uIt.-Halrs
Journal Of HealM. Z S,
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q. Rcliyion.-Human societies are born, live
and die uron the earth. But they do not
contain the entiresman. There remains to
him the noblest part, ofhimself-thosc lofty
faculties ys1lteLs he soarsto .God-to fu.
ture life, to unknownssblisses iIigan invisible
world: :Fs Tliese are bis religious convictions,
tl,attrne grandeur Of man, the consolation iis,
and charm Of weakness and misfortune, the
Fiayiolagle refuge aggainst the s,tyrannnies.of
this world S. ;sS 8 q .
Religeo'hrexissts in ,itsel fand by itself Itsis
5trn,h, itself $overwliclI the laws shave TsS Nc
jntisJistion: Religion lias of,linman only only
5itslpiaisterasweak meaJike ourselves SiiabIe
otIie same @apis subject so The same pas. s
sions, ortal and Soyfapt ofgsass sofsinS
ahs :tTailI L s;,.,
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M Ss sod ySlEssIf By sinniag buy yoIIr-
aissI ssI Obi money non non
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4s T6e fffsuds ST. ATIIiH9 r. Ge,cIIt:
sIA Nslsspa tigll y snRog6e s 4 a5oand;aaia,
AbbeYillesD Districka tie next ai.as
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G saT Thsg friends Of Nat lSEw, smenoN IN
q t.tLg; ;.amouncs him a :Csndi for rs.eiecbios
10Y Clerk sat theseaauing s,e} =
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

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SIS, otherwise $40.
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to space occupied
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only This plan 10 now generally adopted. -
Our charge for changes win be Is eents per
square.
NS- In all eases whore Advertisements are
discontinued befsre shs expiration Of the year
or the time contracted for, they will be harged
up at our regular rates for the time actual
Iy in.
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NOW Ready..--Price HSsty Cent?.
RI John Mulialy, the Official Historian Of the
- Memorable Expeditions, THE LAYING OF
THE TELEdKAPHiC CABLE with all Its Incl
dents and anecdotes, impressive or divertlng; as
we'll fresh and reliable biograph cal sketches of
Mesns. Field and Everett, and Capt. Hudson.
The publishers invite the attention of the pub
lie 10 the following letter. which sufficiently ind-
Gates the sources aud authority from which th !
careful account of the grandest OF human enter
prises is derived:
NEW YoRK, Aug. is, 1858.
Messrs. d. AprLEros 4 Co..
Genfiemen--i take pleasure In certifying that
Mr.. John Muilaly vas with us in the Newfound-
land Telegraph Expedition in the year 1855, and
that he was on board the Niagara during The At
laniic Telegraph Expedition Of 1857 IS and that
he was present ut the trial trip In June last, and
the final expedition which terminated in the sue
cessful landing of the cable in Trinity Bay, New.
foundland, on the 5th Of August, 1855.
His indefatigabie cxertions during oil this ime
in procuring every fact In connection with the en-
terprise is deserving of the highest praise.
have the fullest confidence in his narrative with
regard TO every incident that took place on board
the Niagara during the process OF laying the cable
and will continue to furnish him with every in
formation In my power relating to the formation,
progress, and success OF the Atlantic Telegraph
Enterprise. remain, gentlemen,
Very truly your friend,
CYRUS W. FIELD.
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GEO. C. ANDERSON. ALKxAADER "A RoLAY
ESTABLISHED IN fs4s.]


ESTABLISHED IN fs46.l
BANKING HOUSE OF
q II o n q r. g. a - y n . X q.
+ HAVE this day admitted ~ = partner In N.
Banking Business, Alexander Barclay, lwho hsi
been my teller for the last six years.. The bust
ness, hereafter, WILDE conducted under the arm
and style Of
GEO. G. ANDERSON 4 90.
Being one Of tho oldest Banking Houses or not
the ohestl in Iowa, tho new frm solicits . contin
uance Of formsv patronage so lberally extended te
the senior partner.
They viii make collections and remit, less Ex-
change, ON the day Of payment, free Of charge.
Their references are As formerly by senior part
ner wis
EKvsRRHcES
Park Bank, N. Y.
Winslow, Lanicr l. Co., Bankers, MY.
Edward w. Clark Co., PhiiadelphiA.
Howard Banking Co., Boston.
Ciapp, Fuller h Browne, Bankers, Boston.
Marine Bank Chicago.
Hoffman b Helpcke, Chicago.
Mschanics Bank, Pittsburgh.
Farmers Deposit Bank, Pittsburgh.
Kramer 1 RAhm, Bankers,
Gilmore Brothsrton - Cincinnati.
A. ID. Hunt Co., ~ Louisville.
State Savings Institution, 1t. Louis.
Ksokuk, an. l, '6S. GEO. @. ANDERSON.
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