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GREEN & REID.

a FTER returning thanks for past patron-
1 N age, would beg leave to inform their
friends and customers that they are now
celving large and we'll selected Stock of
Spring and Summer Goods,
Which have been selected by one of the firm
in person. and neithor expense nor labor
have been spared in making u selection adap-
ted to the trade. 1t is impossible to enumc-
rate the various articles offered for sale, but
amongst them may be found CALICOES,
Ginghams, Muslins, Barages, Silk Tissues.
Jnckonct, Swiss, Book and Null Muslins,
CLOTHS, Cassimcres, Tweeds, Linens Cot
tonados, Drap d'Etc, Alpacca, Queens Cloth,
Bleachcd and Brown Shirtings, Trimmings
and Fancy Articles.
/, Bonmcts, Ribbons and Ladies' Hats; Flowers,
WrcNths, Gloves, Hosiery, &c.
A large and well selected Stock Of READY
MADE CLOTHING.
A heavy stock of BOOTS & SHOES of every
size and description.
y large stock of new and fashionable HATS
AND CAPS
A good assortment of HARDWARE and
Cutlery for Farmers use.
a beautiful selection Of Crockery and Glass
SUGAR, COFFEE, Molassos, Salt, Mack
ercl, Rice, Vinegar, Cigars, Tobacco, and
| almost every other article in the Grocery line.
Iron, Nails, Castings, Cotton Yarn Wood
ware, Saddles, Brides, Martingalcs, Girths,
&C., &C.
Also good stock of DRUGS and MED
1CINES, both in store and office.
We don't hesitate in saying that we havo
rs large n Stock as was ever brought to this
| market, and we will sell as low as the same
article can be bought in any market in tho
up country. Come and sec for yourselves
We,chnrge nothing for showing Goods, and
we feel confident we can make it to your in
terest to buy fromus
BeRy" DIR. GREEN is homo again and pre-
pared to resume his professional duties.
! He would also say to those who have not
settled their last years Accounts, that they
will confer favor on him by doing SO i'm
medately, for it takes money to carry OH
business.
March II, 1858 35 IF
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consignees ne J. at Anderson m Depot,

IIumburd, II & Co, JBE Sloan e. Co. e
&. n AlcSander, j WI Cary, II II RavencI
III Knee, Ford, j & Co, j B Sitton, S S Cher
ry. Ramsay, B l. Soan,,A NJ Holland, j
G Eaton & CO, England, b & Co, j. s Lorton
&Co, Adams, j NJ Speed, IL G Miller, j L
Sloan ( Co, b L " L S Crapton, S s Cherry,
Dcndy &.P, j I Reese & Co, T. b Benson &
Son, w Wright, II Fajcn, Benson g. j, j II
Ostendorf Wallace & X, l. @ Craig Sullivan
d 5, II / Bradwell. Hawkins 81, j b Ad-
ger, w IL y Gaillnrd, Brown, " & Co, A S
Steplons, Maxwell 6 s.. i A Osborne. Blue
X X X L Anderson, Wilhite & II, w Robin
son, j Sloan, A & L A Evins
f. RICE, Agent.
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G AN DOD a U e. 8 .
FOR CONGRESS-; /;

DGS~ COL. II. o. p. VERNON, of Spartan
burg, is respectfully announced as a candi-
date tor Congress, to succeed Col. Orr.
BSS" The friends of COL JOHN ID. ASH
MORE respectfully announce him a candidate
for Congress, at the next election.
BsS~ The friends of col. f. p. JONES, of
Greepyille, respectfully present his name to the
Congressional District, in place of Col. ORR, who
declines are-election
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@81 1FWMR Y,

DIED, at Blue Creek, White CO. Ga, on the
21th ult. FRANCIS L., son of Mai. Young and
Nancy Davis, aged about four years Frank
was spightly intelligent child, much beloved
by all who knew him. His death was caused
doubtless by accident, though he survived it
three months. His sutferings are now Mt an end,
however, and his relatives and friends sorrow
not as those without hope, having the assurance
of the wordof God that hc sleeps in Jesus with
his sainted little sister, who preceded him some
thing over n year ago.
Death rides on every passing breeze,
And turks in every flower.
Each season has its own disease
Its perils every hour. j. @.
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FOR THE SENATE

BSy" The friends OF. ALEX'R RAMSAY an
nounce him as a candidate for the State Senate
at the ensuing election.
Bs5y" The friends of Gen. f. N. GARvIN
announce him a candidate for the State Senate
ut the ensuing election.
BeS~ The friends ofELIIIU II. GRIFFIN,
Esq. respectfully announce him u candidate
for the Senate, for Pickeus district at the
next election.
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Domestic and Fancy Dry Goods.
* MFRS. IN, KNEE

TTAYING> just returned from New York
Il, IL offers q very. handsouie solecttDn of
GOODS TO her friends and the public in, ,gen-
as OE She Sasa sess to se them on at M very low
Wholesale stores in New York. Articles of
every kindT-7DOSlESTIC us well as FANCY
GOODS. Also, Laees and Embroiderics of
every description, which shelparticularly u
comlnends to notice, as, they were selected
with great care, and at prices that will alone
be D temptation, Her MILLINERY she
will not speak Of, as the Northern styles are
too we'll known to need recommendation
Her variety is yory general and cannot fail
to please both IN quality and price. To be
convinced Of which you have onlysto call at
an early day on q :l.o'a r
Walhallo, May 3, 1858 AZ IF
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ANDERSON Prices Current.
ooaaecFFo WEEKLY pY EsaIasD, 56IToTIF1 : co

nonNkVIED WEEKLY BY ENGLAND, yBLECHLEr & co
Cotton per ib. lll3
Salt, per sack, 900
Coffee, Rio, per lb. i3 ii
Sugars brown, per lb. 9MlI
'' crushed and loaf, perib 14G9 I8
Molasscs, West India, per gallon, 40 Ia as
~" N. Orlcans' 45 a. 60
Yarn (Ga. )pcr bunch, l.20
oGsnaburgs, (heayyl per yard, 18 "a IA
Shrtings, 10 G9 IL
Iron, common size swcdo, per h. 6}
English, &
Nails per keg, 6M6L
Oil, Linsecd, PEI gallon, l.S7 a. 1.69
Train, 60 @. 90 a. LOO
Glass, 3X10 - 3M3.25
49," 1OX12 3.25 G9 $50
Rice, per ID. 81 "a
Flour, per barrel s G $50
Wheat per.busliel "a 80 n 95
Corn, SO "a 55-
Bacon, hoground, -4 10 "a 12
Bagging, Gunny, per yard, II "a f8
Oats, perbushel, -'' As Ia so
Peas, - 100
Powder Rifle, per keg, IA G98
BsS~ There is always to be fouudar good Stock
Of Goods, at E., b. s. Co.'S,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-05-08
LOOK HERE !!
One of the Best Plantations on
Tugalo River for Sale. :.

III VIE subscriber ofFcrs for sale his WELL
IL KNOWN PLANTATION, lying above
and belowJarretPs Bridge, on Tugalo river,
containing 80
One Thousand Four Hundred Acres.
There are Two Hundred Acres of excellent
Bottom land, as to the fertility of which it
is unnecessary to say anything as it is well
known that it cannot be surpassed by any IN
tho State. The remaining twelve Hundred
acres mostly woodland.
= Fhererhas been recently erected commo-
dious Cottage, of the most t.approved and mo-
dern style, on a beautiful eminence, within
two hundred yards of the river This, to-
gether with the salubrity of the climate pure
water and fnc land, make this one of the
most desirable places in the up country
Churches are convenient Of Presbyterian,
Methodist and Baptist denomination. The
tract will be divided to suit purchasers, pro-
yided it all can be disposed of3at one time.
Will be sold with the place, if fdesired, Corn,
Fodder and Wheat. Also, stock of all kinds.
If you want q "IIome, sweet Home" you
had bctter apply early, or You may loose a
bargain, asauch plGces arc rarely in market,
Possession given the first of November next
Terms will be made accommodating Ad-
dress ne at "tWalton's Ford, Ga.,p OF apply
on the premises! -.
. F.. II. PRATHER,
May 3, 1858 42 If
GsSA. The Anderson Gazette viii copy.
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Head Quarters,

IsT BRIGADE, 1sT DIVISION, s. c. NJ. l
Order No : .Grccnyillc C. II.
y A. LEDBETTER having been elected COL.
". ONEL of the I'd Regiment, st brigade isJ
Division, S. q, NJ, and duly commissioned, will
be obeycd and respected accordingly.
BY order of Brig. Gen. EAsLEY:
II. LEE THRUSToN, Brig. Major
Apri 2G, 1853 Al If
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NWMg gMg al.

MAnRrgp, on the Goth ult. by Joshua .Jame-
son, Esq, Mr.. JBssB GARRETT to Mrs. MARY
SHERMAN, both of Anderson,
Ontlie 2Srd of April, by A. B. Bowden, Esq,
Mr.. TERRS WHITJBY to Miss SARAH L. DEAL,
all of Tunnel -IIill, s.. C.
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sTATE or sOUTEH CAROLHNA.

STATE OF SOUTEH CAROLINA,
~ oRUlSARV-oITATIoN.
w HEREAS. Wm. Hunter hath applied to
v me for letters of administration upon all
andsingulMtlie personal estate ofA. II. Archer,
deceased, late of the State aforesaid and district
of Pickens: The kindred and creditors of said
deceased are, therefore, cited to appear before
me, at Pickens C. Fl. on Monday oath MAY, inst
to shew cause, if any they can, why said letters
should.not be granted Given under my hand
and seal, 9TH May, 1858. Il.
W. j. PARSONS. opp.
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NOTICE,

IL pc, ons having demands against the
IN Estate of Col! John A. Easlcy, deceased,
will please present them properly attested to
myself at Greenyille c. H., or to Gen. Gar
vim at Easlcy, Pickens districts and, all those
indebted to said Estate, are requested to
make prompt payment.
W. X. EASLEY, Admir-
April IL, 1858 30 <
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N0EKCR.

A LII persons indebted TO the Estate'of Al.
IN mon Powell, deceased, must pay prompt
~. aud those having demands against said
Estate Will render them to mo legally attes-
ted. RoBT POWELL, Adn'f.
nay 9 1853 :, 80. .@.,. :. -. ~ sga
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AUCTION! AUCTION!
John AEaseb. 80

AUCpToNEER & COMMISSION AGENT,
X&TdLL sell at Walhalla, on Saturday the
wv 18th and Saturday tho 22d. day Of
May nstants several ...5
b 80 lots OF CT IoTHING, ~ -
Boots and Shoes. Hardware and Cutlery, Joy-
elry, Gold aud Silver WATCHES. and some
Fancy Aftieics.
sllz gA Is IS g.
At pEivata sale, Q Buegies, l RGckaway, l
Horse Ave years old, building Lots in the
town qfsWelhalla, and ono farm containing
One Hundred and Fifty Acres IS *.
! For Partieulars and terms apply as above.
gMar B, 1853 20
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State of South Carolina,
"t ~ IN EQUITY--RIcISENs

James Rogers \ a@
Us Bill for Partition. Sc
Edward Rogers, ct, ais
T appearing TO the satisfaction of the Com,
4 missioner that Edward Rogers, Temperance
McWhorter, John McWhorter and wife Sarah
Wilson brennan and wife Prudence, Amos Rob-
lRson and wife Nelly, Hugh Rogers, and tho
heirs-at-law Of John Rogers, to wit: ---- Rog-
ers, his widow, Emerson Black and wife Elias
beth, - Moore and wife Sarah, James Rogers
Zacharinh Rogers, William Rogers, John Rog-
ers, and David Rogers, defendants to complain
ants bill of complaint, reside beyond the limits
of this State on motion of Norton, complain
ants solicitor, il is ordered that the absent de.
PENDANTS above named do severally appear in
This honorable court and plead, answer, or de-
muir to the said bill, within three months from
the publication hereof, or thei~ consent to the
same will be taken by an ordUn pro confeSso
R0B'T. A, THOMPSON, c.B.P.D.
Gom'rs Office, March 80. 1853 3n
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State OF SOmfIs Carolina

E"E' A'sSAnder' Ass'saee' Petition for Relief
Preston Mckinney, ct. ais. %0' -
Il t appearing to the Commissioner that Preston
i Mckinney, one of the defendants in this case,
resides without the limits of this States ON mo-
tiop Of Harrison, for petitioner, it is ordered that
the said absent defendant do appear and pload,
answer or denur TO the petition fled in this case,
within three months from the publication Of this
rule, or tho said petition win be taken pro CON
JesSo as 10 him. 49, ,5.s
80 !; ;RoB'T. A. THOMPSON, o.E.p.n.,,
Co1fra OtElcel Mareh "a, 1853 .....Ra
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{. ALABAMA boasts silver mine Ia Han
cook county, near HuntsvilIes which ssaid
to4be very fteI, aud 70 show evidences Of
having been worked aud walled up with
eolid masonry many Seafssgo.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-05-08

THE FIRsT STEAM LocoaoTIvR.--.s Stephen
SON was Che fret 20 construct a steam loco,
however,, Mr. Nathan Murray, of Yorkshire,
put one in operation on rails cogged on the
outside, the wheels OF the locomotive being
coggcd to match The experiment was very
successful. A thGGsaBd able bodied mon laid
hold dof heavy hawser attaciled to the engine
and exerted all their power I'd prevent it's
starting, bat they were compelled to let go;
and the engine cfassled for such was its cog
notion7-along the track. Murray laughed
ct atStephenson's idea Of running on q aamooth-
cd track, and Thought tl,,.t tho wheels would
epinrouna and thoengi gine not move: q foot
lie didhOt seesA to sec tfis power Of thesveYy
principle he had conceived lei.
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faithful and able representatives whom
their suffrage and their confidence. have
placed in position. Itis cause for congrat-
ulation--on the part of the South and the
patriotic Administration it elected and sup
ports-that opposition coalition has been
defeated and the honor of the South main
tanned. 1t isto be hoped, that now the
business of the country will be transacted,
and our important foreign relations receive
tho attention their exigencies demand.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-05-08

a FTER returning thanks for past patron-
N age, would beg leave to inform their
friends and customers that they are now re.
ceiving large and we'll selected Stock of
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-10-01
AMERICAN L FOREIGN PATENTS,
u. II. EDDY.
Solicitor Of Patents!

Late igCHf Offhe 4. n. Pdfsm 'IIc'' hdaN-
ingion. uHdsr ME at Of 1857.
O state St, opposite Kiiby 81, Bo>ion'
FTER an extensive practice u upwards 81
n twenty ,ear., continues IN ssrurr Faisn's m
The Unisd State ADD al.o ia Great fuiain'
Frame, and other 1rrign cnuntnrs. Oa''h'''
Specifications, Assignments, and aU iaprfs of
Unvinrs GF Patents executed uu lbsfsl terms,
aud With despatch. Rssritches made ini' NM
fican ~ Tuf,,gn works, o. dstermin" the VALIDITY
~ uuhty ~ Patent. ~ lnventions-and legal ~
Other advice rendered N al matters i"u'hing ne
same. Comes II The claims u any Patents Toe.
ni.hed l., renting Doe Dollar. Assignments r.
coulel At Wlshingion.
Thi. Aerncy i. MT only the hrg'st 30 Ne" tns'
Land, hut through Il inycutor- have Advantage l"r
securing patents 90 asocfiaiuing The patrui'hiiiy
II ipvcniion,. unsurpassed BY, u MT imu'ehsur'-
hly superior a.. any which ran D. ulsrcd them
sl.s.hsre The tsstinunials islow giv'n prove
that nan. !. MORE SUCCESSFUL AT TIE
pITENT OFFTCE than the suh.rrilrr, ani is
NUCCESS rs THE BEST PROOF or 40.
TlNTAGES AND ABILITY, be- woul1 80
that b. has abundant feison a. ~ '"'
-. ,k-. =. - -.s.s urnce ~ To Alul are lh"
,h,ff,. ipr professional service so moderate. 10"
m;reo.e prartice NJ the Subscriber during twenty
,,af. pas: has snabicd him 10 accumulate 'ist
,,ll..ttpo II speci6cati0us and otl-ial decisions
relative 10 patsnt.. Thess. b-sidss hi eNteus''c
Ib,ar, Of lrgal ADD mechanical sotAs and iull o..
c.uo,. % Patrut. granted in the unitoi states and
C1,op., reader him abb. l-youd question, 90 oh'f
.upe,iur facilities iof obtaining patents.
All necessity II journey o. Warrington 70 pro-
cure patent, add the usual great dcla! there i's
saVcd Inventors.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-10-01
MOFFAT'S LIFE PILLS,
-ANn-
Phoenix Bittcrs.

rINnE rrpuiaiioa of ihe.e very c'ls6c''ed 'egei'
able f,neds. u row aocqallied 10, an, o,her'
10 ihi. cUuntN or IN baup-. They are inlly 80
,.hishr,i ~ the rast universal TAMIL, me'lirine
nov 10 u.e sud th~y will msintaiu their prr-eini'
pent rrnnvn by the isifiu.ic AMI comprehensive
vit,ne. which acquired IL. The u.uil m''les Of
puasrY would b. unwo'ih, Of them ani '.unaeo"''
saD.
fhou.an,ls ADD tsns " thousands u psrsons now
living IN p~flcci, rssinrrd health, can testify, ~
thou.,ads have is,i6cl, 90 their prompt and dcci.
del sif,eac, MT on, ~ al ordinary arrangements
Of he,hh, fum impaired digestive functions. cos.
,i,.ne.., b,liau. anl ,iycr complaints, rheumatic
anil ina.mmatpr, cnll.. coughs, nervuus wraAuess,
los. N appetite. failure ~ dcsh hrad'chc anil im-
uare state ufthc blood and Other ha'd'. bui also ~
,hsum,ti.rn, ieyef sni agu~, olher 'niruniitani
G.ycr., asthma, bSuncht., cholc, pl.ut,sl, pa'pi-
,a,,on ofthe heart. fu.h Of blood To- the bead set
,I.d pains w the j,ints. limb. and organs, alec
lion. of the bid cr and klne,.. jaundes. drcp'y
nil. (ho~eycr isvsicnte.) hab,lunl cosii'c''.s'
.s,ou. and bilua. lDp.ar.s, obstinate headache
and gidincss. aud an imu'"nsr number OF o'he'
mahdirs.
They ,cquirc NJ dciing uot confinement ar'
peffrctly will anil pcasanl ~ their operation lot
viii rnwrtiully tc.iorc hcalh-that greatest II nl
s,uhI, h@s.,ngs--lo the most exhausted aud di
apid,icl constitutions. $50,
Prepared snd .oN by Dr WILLIAM ". NoF
FAT, 335 Ilfolds,y, y. Y. w
WI. \. RUST. ". ~, Sou'h Paris, Agen
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-10-01
TssINMIaIDY'S
Me diCal Discovery.


THE GREATEST OF THE AGE.
AIR. KENNEDY, Of Roxbury. has discover
mi Ell in one of our conmon pasture weed. =
Irmed, that cures EVERY KIND OF HUMOR,
from the worst Sefolua dovn 10 a common Tim
ole. lie has tried IL 10 over eleven hundred ca
SEE, and never failed cNcep, IN tao: lie has now
in his po.session over two hnndfed certificates o
il, value, all within twsnty miles OF Boston.
Two bottles are warranted 10 cure nursing
sore mouth.
T~oortsme bo,,ies will clear the system Of
bile..
Two bottle. are warranted To cure the worst
Kind IL ranksr In the mouth AID stomach.
Three to eve bottles ste wartaaied 10 cure the
worst eases Of eTysipelas.
One 10 two bptties aIc warranted to cure all
humofs II the ewes.
Tw. bottles are warranted 10 cure runaing w
IN. ear. AMI blotehes In the hair.
Tour to siN bottles are warranted TO cure cor.
rupt aud running ulcers.
one bttle will cure .oaly eruption. of the skin.
Two or three bottles are warranted To cure the
most ,lsspefate eases Of rheumatism.
Three TO .iN bottles are warranted to cure
salt rheum.
ses ~ sciolula.
\ bene6t /. always expected iron The hp'
bottle. ani perfect cure warranted whea the
above utsntity - taksn.
Nothing looks % improbable 60 those VIA
have IN yaia tired all the wonirriul nrdiciRrs
of the day, a. that a common weed growing uu
the pastures. ard along old stone walls. shouLl
curr every humot; yet IL - now q fixed fact. u
Sou have q humor q has - start. There are No
ia nor ands about 10. cuTing some case. bot not
,ours. H. has prddlcd over thousand botil@,
OF u IN the vicinity II Boston, and Knows the
effect Of " IN every case. u has already dome
some Of the greatest cures ever done ia Ms,.a
chu.ctts. H. gave tito children year old. q,
oil people ~ sixty; and has seen poor, pun.
look Jog childrcs, whose ilesh was soft aud hal-
by, frsiofed to perfect state Of health by th'
u.~ of onr bottle.
To those Who are troubled With sick head
ache, one bottle will always cure 10. II give,
great relief ~ ratarfh aud diItinsss. som,
,,bo haze taken N have bcen costive Tor yeaTs
snd have been regulated b, IL. Where the bod,
4. .ound Il works quite easy, but where there
an, dsrangemsnt 81 the fuactions ~ NATURE, II
W,llcause very Singular feelings, bot YOU mn.
DOT be- alarmeL-Ihcy alvays disappear n froB
inuf DAYS 10 week. There u never a lad ~
.ult ffem ton the contrary When that fecliu.
I. gonc. YOU will Eel yourself Ike = new person
I heard some II the most 'NttaVagan cncUmi
am. II u that man ever listened 20.
No change 81 diet ryeT necessary. Eat th'
hest YOU can get and cnough IL a..
RoNHuKI, Sept. 10. 1888.
Tbs 80 70 s,,i,fy. fhsf H. H. NAY, D,vggisi
j porilaad. 80 ne daily asiLsrEsd GsH0ai Ag'Hffo
~ Msdisii Discotsrv fo' fA' STATE n MaH', as
iksf \, ., ,Bpplsi riiA a, g,lsia,. d,,sci ftss ~,
Llborno'y. DONALD kENNLDn.
~ NAY. DnggiI, Portland, the only az.
thorissd agrnt fnf Maine.
SoH by Address 4 Hsies, Paris Hill; W. 4
I,u.t, so. Paris; T.. Atwood y Go Buckhsld
u. Z. Moves. NofSaV ly5
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-10-01
MISCELLANEOUS.

A pair Of swee, lips, pressure or two
OF delicate hands, and pink wais'-rS'
bon will DO as much to unhiugc man
a. three fcverS, the measles, a largc-s'zed
whoopins.coagh, pair OF locs'aws' sew
eral byjrophobias, and the doctors b'll.
A celebrated American Judge has a
very s,ingy wife. ca rccen, occasion
she received his friends in the drawing.
rom. v.h a single cand.r. "Bo pleased
my dcar," said he lorlshiP, ",o let Us
have p so--ai candle, ''ai We may see
va.u e- ..a4ds.'
government, is no, mo7e
opp now than formerly IL IS GER
tain lc ia extent.
p.d YOU ever know a rcd.haircd man
who had very clear notion Of where
SCARE. began, and sajg,R terminated
Mon Hearst 10 wha, YOU will, III"
,hc things won't break. ldoubi if,hcy'll
chip. lIcr'old.
One may be moc cunning than ano'h'
er. Poo, me-, more cunning than all the
word.
\ Young lady appeared in male attire
in Baltimore. and one ofthc editors SAYS
her disguise was - pcrfcc; tina, she
might have passed for man, had she
alu.c m,rc modcs;y."
An o'd lady, reading an occouu, Of
Distinguished old lawyer, who was said
to De- ,bc father Of the New York bar,
exclaimed. Poor man' he had dread.
I'll FED or ,iidreu'"
Waa, .aJ Macbeth to- say tina, he
would tr with ihc hancs, on bis back ?
Because De Knew very wen 'ha; Mac
duir ,.as a5aa, 20 tackle h.m.
Ahfvor.,hi1u stepped INFO shop
no. Sue, and asked ,ae oaucriihc
hal .r, matrimonial baskets" she be.
ing t., polite O, say cradles.
Tl aman ou,w,s,ahoha, moved
So a. .r ta, whenever h., chickens see
nc..e4.E WAGON Stop before the door,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-10-01
ON MANHOOD,
LIS Premature Decline.

And It's Premature DecIlne.
Ju.t Publi,hsd. Gu,li,. the 20ih Thou'aad
a FEW vori. 90 the ril,onal ir.aimsni' With.
" GOT Msd,cips, of spcwainuhea ~ l"cal
Mgakn~s.. Nocturnal Emissions. Gcn'ial swi
Nsuuu. Debility, impoisuc,, sod lmpcd'me"'' 10
Marriage grncfsll,.
ny u. .DE LANEY, VI. u.
The impaftsnt net that the maa, alarming
complaints, originating ~ the imprudsncr anil
.oIiipis of youth. may h. ea.'l, renewed ~'ihu1'
msdicins. /, N th' snail inrI cleatlN d'mon''fh.
tel; aud the snif,l, new anil highly successful
treatment. a. adopted b, the Au,ho', iall, -
nla,ned. by mean. Of shiCh cNcy noe - enhh'rd
60 cure himself psrisci, and AZ The least possible
cu.i. thereby avoiding al the advertised n"''iuaa'
Of The DAY.
scot 60 suy address. gate. aad post iree' ~ a
scaled suyrlope, hy frmitting losi paHll ~"
postage stamp. 90 DE. u. III LANLI, No. ~
Ea.i 3l.t street, New ioIk CITY. 'mli