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Bay" "Well, know nothing about mems
hair; but there is our friend Mrs. G.,
of Biddle-street-the lady who has just
been twenty-nine years old for the last fil-
teen ycars-her husband died, you know,
last winter, at which misfortune her grief
was so intense that her hair turned COM
pletely black within twenty four hours
after the occurrence of that sad event."
DoN'T LIKE lT.-They are attempting
TO raise tobacco in Massachusetts,, but the
process don't seem to be agreeable to
them. The Springfield Republican says;
If there is any dirtier work than raising
tobacco except chewing it we should
like to know it. A gum issues from green
tobacco that covers everything that it
comes in contact with. 1t is sometimes
practice among tobacco growers to put
on shirt outside of their clothes, and
wear it without washing all through the
season. At the end OF the tobacco year,
if indeed it lasts so long, it goes into pa
per rags, but usually long before that it
loses its original color. We met, recently
troop of men fresh from the tobacco
field, that, in any other portion of the
world than this, would pass for Hotten-
tots. They looked as if they had always
burrowed in the ground, and in hands
and face, as well as dress, were the color
of woodchucks.
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DOUGLAS IN MISSiSSlPPl.-ln lie democracy
of Noxubee county, Mississippi, have re-
Gently resolved that should Mr.. Douglas
be the nominee of the Charleston Con-
vention they "cannot and will not sup
port him." and at large democratic meet
ing in Oktibbeha county, in the same
State, it was resolved that the meeting
'repudiate with loathing and contempt
the odious doctrine recently promulgated
by Stephen A. Douglas" Such, too, APP
pears to be the prevailing democratic
manifestations i'm the South concerning
the Little Giant" and from them it is
evident that in 1860 he must take his
choice between capitulation, which will
reduce him to the democratic ranks, or a
bolt, which will place him in the position
of Martin Van Buren,. So says u North
ern democratic print.
SIR JOHN NFRANKLIN.-Advices from Liv-
erpool state that the Arctic steamer Fox
has returned. She ascertained that Sir
John Franklin died in l847. The ship
wa abandoned in 1918. Many interesting
reIics were secured by the Fox. ...
READ BELow.-The Washington cores
pondcnt of the Anh-SIarery Buglc says:
Ii the Opposition nominate candi-
date for the Presidency, and take him
from the Wing ranks of the South, as
they are now almost certain to do, it is
clear that no Republican can be elected.
Most of the Republicans came from the
Democratic ranks, and they ought to
pause and reflect before they go into the
embraces of Whiggcry. Thurlow Weed
has written to Mr.. Seward to come home
from Europe, and try and come to an un-
derstanaing with the Democracy. The
Virginia Democrats have already elected
a Republican Governor, and Tennessee
and Georgia have declared for Douglas,
who is Us gooa Republican as we want
Let US form any union that will defeat the
Opposition, for it is Whiggery by a new
name"
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nay. The Gazette de France has made
the remarkable discovery that the condi-
tional acceptance of Tuscany by Victor
Emanuel is due to England intrigues.-
To punish this interference, the Gazette
suggests the raising of 100000 soldiers
and loan of f40,OO0,000 sterling to
blot England from the map of Europe.
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ga5" The Memphis Avaianche says of the
"doctrine of Popular Sovereignty" as adj
vocated by Judge Douglas and his sup
porters:
"No wonder it is stigmatizcd as a beg
carly cheat and absurdity--a mean and
disgusting policy to swindle the South of
her rights. 1t adds insult to injury, for
it mocks and derides the just claim of the
stakeholder and tantalizes him with WIS.,
ionary feast which, like the fruit of the
Dead Sea. turns to ashes. 1t is snare and
q swindle, full of mean cunning, rank in
justice and insolence. 1t would be far bet
ter for the South to yield at once to open,
honest Abolitionism and surrender all
claim to benefits in the common Terrific
ries. The doctrine of the Wilmot Proviso
robs the STAKEHOLDER of his constitutional
rights by bold and direct legislation. The
doctrine of Douglas is a slow torture, but
equally as destructive.
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AS most of the Internal Improvements
to which the aid Of the State is pledged
by existing laws, are completed, or far
advanced towards completion, it is conf
IDENTIFY believed that the prospective liza
bilities of the State in aid of those works,
will not far exceed three millions of dol
lars. .
The following views are set forth by
the Governor upon the Currency:
Fst-The power reserved to the peo-
pie, through the Legislature, to amend or
repeal the charter when "deemed erpedient
for the public good to do so. -f
: iSscond.-That no bank shall be permit
ted to issue more than two dollars Of pa
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open or opening, and New Orleans begins
to look like herself again.
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Governors Message.

Governor Harris message was delivered
to the Legislature on the5th. 1t is of in
ordinate length. Following, we publish
that portion exhibiting the financial con-
dtion of the State. and His Excellency's
points upon the Currency and Banking
these comprising about all in which the
taxpayers feel any particular interest:
THE FISCAL CONDITION or THE STATE
Is as follows:
Received into the Treasury from all
sources. from LIST October, 1857,
to LIST October, 1859 .............. Sl,S4S,09 sS
Add to this balance remaining in
the Treasury on the LIST October,
1857 ...,..........,........,,,.,. 36,4g6 O6
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FAMILY Sc " ING MACHINES.
NEW SrlLt.S--PElCES FROM $50 TO 1925.
kxrE> CHARGE .r 81 ron mE,NrGs

These Machines sew from two spnols nc mr.
ch:"'d from the store, requiring re.winting
"' thread the" llrE'. Fell. Gather, and Stitclt
III II superior style. fn'shng each seam by their
"Wn "pcinti"n. without recourse To the hand
nr''''ic. * Is required bv other o,:.hincs They
will u" better and rhca"ra ewing than :; seams
trrsS ran even il she works for "", ran! az Ho.i
and ar" nnqn"s'i"nahly. the jM .Nachinrs, in
the market for :.,miIy sewing. ON account of
il'"ir simplicity. durability. ease of management,
ad adaptation: /" all varieties of family sewing.
executing either heavy or line work with cuuul f..
ri!iiy. AN! without sl'rcin adjustment
As ~ i'"nc' "i tn" cn':u">t:onr: aupr:;ori.v
Of th"lr Machines III" Grovrn 4 BAXTER u,>,
MA"niN: t""r,Ny beg leave "a respectfully rs
Ter IL ia" .o!uwit me-
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NOTICE,
;. Freight as Cheap as the cheapest.

1,HE Excel Line having been thoroughly or.
appointed President, Il. II. johnson, Secretary,
X. Johnston, Agent at Savannah and ii. f. Rus
sell, Agent at Augusta; the Steamer Excel will
in futursI on IN correction with New York, Plila-
delpha and Baltimore Steamships ut Savannah,
and G eorgia Rail Road nt Augusta, leaving Sa-
vahnal OH Saturday Evening, and Augusta on
Wednesday Morning. All Goods for Northern
aud European markets and the Interior should
be addressed to caro- Of Agents Excel Line at
Savannah and Augusta Forwarding Of course
free.
Witl mon 50 perfectly acquainted with the
forwarding aud shipping business, it is needless
I'd assure lilo public that promptncss will char.
acterize all operations Of this Company.
"' II. JOHNSON, Ag't Savannah
II. r. RUSSELL. Ag't Augusta.
SIsy !. 1889 I 3n,
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HOSYs33rE2yEc:::E2s';3 1T
STOMACH BIT BIT TIERS.

f'r "a" rnr" "f /gti'.gsi,. h.i:I'~'i.a. M,used.
t".asJ,;F. mai"IcF. h,,, r. !rl,Ht, ar ""g hAi""s
II he St"ma'A oy Ei,c.Ix. l.,,.yn,.;n, sy,imps
pyS'"fe'Y. t"i|c. 'h"'.vi Nvr''u:. 81.
In View of th" fact thu, every member Of
tn" human family is ,n"rr"r is. subjected to
some ri tn" ahuv" COMPLAINTS, besides in
Vulnerable ether conditions in life. which,
by the as~l>iair: OF , l:;;ly knrwlv,l:.. or
cN"rciSc OF common S"n~.. ,h"v HAY l,r abb.
so 10 regulate their habits ui Dict; and with
the assistance "i :: rood tonic SECURE. ,,cr-
man"nt h"tl;h. ln n"r!"r tr accomplish this
desired object. H. ,,II" ".'::." /" l,ure;,r is,
c"rtniulv. tina. which viii I.-".!u~.. II natural
state of things al TIA. ...a-. ha,r!.l "f vital
strength ard II. for this rnl DR.. ll">'-ttcr
has intr,"lur.l :" this ""in.ry II p...y:trt-
ton called l!DSTEi'rtH'S STOMACH
BTTEES. which III th+ day j r"' /, new
n"diria". htit "n" :l!a ha, I...,n rri.-l for
vr;lrs. yiviu" >i'i-i'a,.;,"n /" all VII" have.
used i. The i;:ii.,S "I ,.r;:'. lnvcrf,iv ,;Ir,n
the s;"'na,l,. lrw"r ari liver. RESTORING
them t" :, healthy :.n'i ;i,:""";;> n"t'n. and
thus hr thu >ii"i l." l,''c"-s ,i -r.'.c l,.nimg
nature. ,mror tia" >y,'":n :" triumph "yrr
,i1"a>'. ni,.,l.un. ir~.',..r;' "r Ian ~
generally contracted ly ny settlers. and
carI",i i,rinr:,,:..ly : ihr .;tn.,.. 81 water
and 'ii"t. vii H.. -,h'',!.', r.'.-u.+t"d bv Il
h:,.'i u>'' "i this l~r":,':"r. ~ ;-y,,ia.
di>"a~. ~i.i"! j. l".','., 'or. ..,.yalcn,
when taken il AL l. .#::..:,. i,.;ras. than
amy "'!t"r; .lir "au+.. I'll mi.."., ,inv always
t"' :'rni:."i - :;m:r.i:,..,.., ii il... i: o.S.
tr' "r-tin~. can '". ':rri without :iii by
nSin: HOSTEL STOMACH BIT.
Tf.!:S as l"'r Dir c'"... nu :i,- su'l,. For
this d;>'ts" "v':y i':v >':.:u vii r,.cn-
m"nI H.i'rr> "i >"::," ;,....i. 'h.n why not
ur.' au agr:"l' E:.rw'. !" H.. iminlihl" L?
Every r"Hr,ry have r''.:r !;.',.r. 80 Il ire
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FEVLi! A.. tC;UE


THIS t.! -: All l. ''''.'' '-.',. n',''. r>.> e..
rr'"n'"'- s';' -" 81. '"'l e; Ia =. l,':n -
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the ...,u,! s.. ,,,,. ''''''
s,rn, VIII, IL! IL. :,.. p: .f Il ,l.i. i sad .rn,.
h''.' '''"'
For PccG3ES IL advanced wears
VIII" ar -I.'s:'. ia. ,:. ,-! 49,. -..;, a:J
,:t ,''''' :" 80 " '''''''''
t" !" ar:''''-':"l. Ai :. ...u;ir w!,;c ,rr.i,;.
the l:;"r, -" j:' .:-. =. -. ...riy wl,., the
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DRY GOODS.

arSorti in"n' oi
DRY GOODS,
Among which are
tnncy Spring aud Summer SILKS of new
| and elegant styles;
iat's SILK ROBES, with Double Skirts of
! rich and splendid styles;
Black i'nyndcrr and Plain Black SILKS. of
superior quality;
h'ril Paris Oreandc und I'urcge ROBES, Of
elegant styles:
French Printed Jaconst and Orrnudic ROEES
a, very low PRICES;
Black Barc,c ROBES, with Double SKIRTS.
for Mourning:
Paris PRINTED ORGANDlES and JACO.
! NETS, of new and beautiful s,yics:
Sul"roril ! French PRINTS and (.hiriz KrII
! LANTS;
| English and American PRINTS, n veav l,rp.
. supply;
Ladies Black Lace Silk and Lace. and p,;,
Black Silk MANI'llLAS, of new and splendid
! styles: '''''''
l'".ics' riain White, Back and Fancy Bare,,c
SlIAWi.S;
l.,ii"s' Pain Elark Grcna,!ine and S,.lIa
| SIiAWI.S;
Rch French Embroidered Muslin and Lac.
toIL.ARS and tNDERSI.:EN rs, in sctts of
new AMI "!".nnt styles:
French ELi"idrr.d Muslin COIIAI,S or
new and beautiful styles:
Rich Emhr"i'l"rcl Lace l'DMPADOUES
Thread nn.i Nt!rmrcnncs Lace Ent.INt;S md
lNSERIINES:
Worked Swiss aud Jaconet FI.OUNCINt:S.
! and Dnily BANDS:
lnr"nct>, Nninsook, Checked and Null MIS-
Inns:
ilain and Dotted Swiss, Ta,latan and Striped
MI Sims:
Fancy Swiss MUSIINS, for Ladies' Under
sleeves, Of heauti!ul styles;
y larg'. ;,ss'.rtia"nl Of Ladies MOURNING
f! GOODS;
large assortment, "f Ladies'. Misses Gentle
mems. "uih : and th:idrcns HOSIERY Of the
hest maxi, elastic aud pleasant To wear;
Ladies tDl:SErS aud steel Spring SKIRTS.
OF th" most approved styles:
Ladies' G"<saim"r Steel Spring SKIRTS. Il
n"w ariic'r Of the most perfect symmetry, and
very light;
Misses Steel Spring SKIRTS. of assorted
>z"s. and Ladies' 'i". "f extra length;
l.t'iics PAEASOIS. Of new and beautiful
styles:
With full nnl complete assortment Of ar
,icics suitable FOR Family au,: Plantation u.c.
W. :. continues {" sell fnr Cash, or for Bills
I" b" paI promptly. quarterly and in this way
h" can sell G""is at .!cc"'!iv lower Ihic.- than
they can be purchased "n tn, uS,,a! credit terms.
lie respectfully invites his friends and the pml..
to rNnhn" his stock. tsl'ically lis Iaruc and
varied assortment of
Ladies Dress Goods, Spring and
Summer Mantillas, and
French Enlbroi-
deries,
" ntri he has selected with great care. from ,,,,
most i"c"n! ni"riaiinnS. ;,:l PRISE snrno of
the most d.riral!r articles ever offered in ,b,s
rltv.
Augusta. Ga. May 2 $50 "
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Ladies Dress Goods, Spring and
Summer Mantillas, and
French Enbroi-
derioS

Witch h" has selected with great care, from tn,
most recent in"'r'aiinns. a:il PRISE sorno Of
tn" most desirable articles ever Offered in this
ri,v.
Augusta. Ga. May ,, $50 "
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Dryrh a'r Cwi'-dy.iy;.


Welsh Newspaper oiic-. l.: ,Ias-a,l ST..
AprIl Il, is5S.
PE"r. o. j. W"op: :--D"r .Sir.-Snmr meath
or SIX weeks ago ! Received Il bo:l!: Of YOU.
Hair Restorative and give il nv wife. who cnr-
cnIcd ln try it on Lcr hair. il" thinking nj III.
time that it would restore the gray hair tn irs
original c"!or hnI Ia hrI H. well ns.nnv s;;r;r;s..
after few weeks trial il has performed lla.
wonderful effect hy turning all the gray hala 10
ii dark brown. at the ,mc hr,utlr;ne and
thickening th" hair strongly recommend ih.
above Restorative 10 all persons in want of .nrh
4 change of their hair.
CHARLES CAEDEW.
NEw i"EI. July 2G. 1857.
PRF. o. j. W"on: With c"nlidcnr" d, I rc.
commend your Hair Restorative. .,s beng the
most eificacious article ever saw. Since u,;n-
your Hair Restorative my hnr and whi~k"rs
which wer" almost IS hilc nave gradually grown
dark and n"w feel confident that II few more
applications will restore them their mnuralrn!cr
II also has relieved me Of all ,amlruif and un.
pleasant itching, so common among persons #ho
perspirc freely.
j. :. KILBT.
PE"r. Wo"b-About two years ago my hair
commenced falling off aud turning gray; |
was fast brcominy bald. ani had tr:r.l man.
remedies TO ho effect. | commenced using your
restorative in January last a few ar'liraiioas
fastened my har firmly. It began to fill IN.
grow ont, and turned back 10 iis former color.
tblack) AT this time it is fully restored TO its
original color. health. and appearance, and 7
cleerlully recommend its ilss to nll.
J. D. HOES
Chicago. Ill., Max l, 1857.
The Restorative is rui MP IN bottles of ; sizes.
viz: lnrge, medmm, and small; the small holds
pint, and rctails for dollar per bottle the
medium holds at least twenty per cent more
in proportion than the small, rciails for two
dollars per bottle the large holds n quart. 10
per cent more in proportion, and relals ior So
o. }. WOOD & CO., 444 Proprictors, Broad
way. New York, aud ! IL Market St, Lonis. Mo-
w And sold by all Druggists and.
April 28, 1859 sn1v
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NEW SPRING GOODS!
WILLIAM SHEAR

n q AS received from New York his Sp,in,,
~ supplies, embracing Il large aul Splendid
assortment of
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INDIA MATING
Of Superiority Quality

" lLLfAM SHEAR has Just received from,
w New York large supply of ID. I'D
and 6 Plain White and Checked INDIA 4
MATflNGS, Of superior qua.ny
ALSO.
lngraIn. Ihree-Ply, Venetian, English Brig.
Sch, and Velvet CARPETS, at very low prices
ALSO.
En'brnIdered Lace and Muslin CURTAINS
Curtain DAMASKS;. WINDOW SUAnMS
CURTAIN BANDS and CORNICES,
All OF which will be sold at very low n,;co.
aud persons wishing those articles are r..nso,
fully requested to examine them before puIchss
ing elsewhere. p'''"aS
Augusta, Ga, Muy 9, 1859 2 :,
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MORE TO BIZ ADMIRED THAN TIE.
RIC1IEST DIlUE1I
EVER
WORN 81 kiNtS Oh EMpERORS.
What? Why Beautiful Head Of Hair.

What? Why Beautiful Head of Hair.
E ECAt'SE it is the ornarim,, EoH N;mmiy
ID - pr"rd"d for AL our race Reader. nj
though the rose may bloom EYER So brightly in
III" glowing cheek. the rv" be ever So :,a,k kim,
the teeth lr those "f pearls ii tl. hvn.! j. r.,i,
Ut lis covering ~ the hair be- ,'na:l-,i ami nv
cr'i, hnrSh and Iry. wnr%,. still ii spiu.tirI
with gray. nature will lose mere Than: half her
'ilarins. Prof. Woods Hair Restorative, if n..d
two or ihrr. tiT,'S - weak, will rrstnr" anil per.
maacnily scar" t" 'll s,rh an ornament. Real
the following and iu'':". The writer of The fist
is the celebrated E''ni>t. WoN.1y:
New York. April -. l>i..
DE. Wn"i - Nnr .Sir.-rvrmii me-. 10 ,y
press t" you the obligations | nni under 10Y the
entire restoration of my hair =, lis original c"lr
about the time Of nay arrival in the ln,..i
States j, w:.s rapidly b"r"min. gray, bat uan
the application Of Your " Hair E,.>tora,ivr' i,
soon r.r"vrrc'l lts original hue. r"r,>i.rr vo:!.
Restorative as 81 Very woH,,rfn! ii,"cii!!pu Quit.
cliicaci"is aS we'll nrr-,.,i....
am. dear sir, yuuis ;;av.
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Ih.s" G.; Ms r"move ali n.u,bi,i .r bad
hihti"r from III" 'v>'.''i supplying. III t,ir
place Is healthy flow "i bile, in, ign:a,i,.. the
NJ t"l'hci. causing f"'! to l.c-t we'll. Pnrity-
n t'.y tie E'""i. r:vG.r tome aud Health Il. ,h..
a Nn":e rnac':n"rv, rrn"v.ul: the cn,:sr of th,
V':'S";'sc ell c'irs r",:c: cure.
E lili"Ws a,tack. ar" cured. and. wl,it is bet
= ter. prevented i'y the "cc,,sonul Use uf ,h.
q Liver lnvi"'ra,or.
One dos" after eating is su.iicicn, to relieve
4, the stomach and prevent the food irun rising
n nnI s"urimy.
n Only on" dose taken before retiring, prc.
" vents nightmare.
TX omT one '!"sc taken al mi-l,i, lnnsrns the
" bowels gently. and cures cosiivc,,rss
n One dos; tak'n after each meal viii cure
1 D!Sr"!,sn
y on" dn"c Of two traspoonfuls will aiwnvs
relieve Sick II lIra,larh".
Il Only enc ,l,>c imimidiat"!: relieves Cole
l, while all "h" Us" it are givin. their unani
n nous testimony i'll lis favor
One d"-" often repeated is "a sure cure f,r
r. 'ho"ra M"ibus. ani preventive Of Cholera
~ Only "nr l'o'tl. Is needed I" throw out uf the
II system the effects of medicine after :, long
n sickness.
b One ho,tlr tnkcu for Jaun.l;c" removes all
sall"wnrss or unnatural ',Inr from the skin
n Tine dose taken shn,t time htfo,. eating
gives vigor to the appetite and makes the food
n digest we'll
t'nr doS". often repeated, cures Chronic
l)'arThI.t III s w"rs, form. while Summer and
Bowel Complaints Yield almost 10 the frs,
dose.
lew bottles will cure Drorsy by exciting the
absuibrns.
We TAX" pleasure in recommending this lnctli.
cine ns preventive for Fever an,l Aguo, Chill
f"rcr. and all Fcvcrs Of 4 Bilious typr II on.
crates with certainty and thousands are W iliinr
l" testify 10 its wonderful virtues,
Mix water in the mouth with the Inyjroru.
tor, nnd swallow both together.
PRICE ONE roLIAR PER BorTLE
DE. SANFORD, Proprietor No. 3l5 Broadway.
New York
i'""'c'' by all Druggists Sold. aIso, bv
D"HAib MCIACGnLiN. nnhI,IANcIr ALLEN d
EbwAnns. Abbevile c. H., C.
April 2S, 1850 lv
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Cotton Gins and Threshcrs.

AS" constantly" on hand supply Of Cotton
Gins, W lich ! warrant t" be cquaito any made
h'."' n lot Of IhrcsllnrS whic, are so extensively
kh""n th"' deem II unnecessary to cuogisc
them here
These Machines all manufactured in tl,is
pace. hv skillfn w"rkmrn. aud Of The very hest
n'n'rrial, and warrcntcd 10 do villa, is said for
them. Any orders for either Of the above Ma,
chimes. addressed TO the subscriber, or left with
my travelling Agents, will be promptly attend
r%r al Repairing and Job Work, the Casl.
will be required upon delivery
JOHN ENRIGIIT.
Abl'"ville G. H.. April II. 1859. 5l-:m
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YOUR GOODS FOR Cash

4 % n q -
seAsiE e.9E8sas& E.Ehsx9 AsE SsE
Gyka VOCES sgsh GESH
A,l H.. Nc, lou,,r ,,.,i,,. ,,., v,,, L.,,, 49,,
los. ,i:n, and ig rr,.i,.
Herr. it j. hardly necessary for IL. ,n say iat.
"r- .i our finn va, "nc IF ,h. first in In.
Northern Markets. and nearly The last to leave
it and ,ha, We have many 81 thu. r,v.l,:r, rf
tie season. e insisting in part. rs follows:
l;ar.rr Man,l..<, $3.50.
Ma.:liIl;s at :l.Uu
Man,illa Sl.awis.
lIlu SION t'ars
Role Alnra.
Robe l"onnra
Robe Ma-i.i.nuc.
Role tluilies.
Robe u les.
Robe y !. lInlcrntliec.
Dou:.l.. Skir, Rni,..
E"l.. Ghcvacr.
Robe y > N"an,-.
Enh,. 4 .Iurrs Nol,nts
Bnnn",- from, .5cts /, $40.
E-n"ralla Sleeves
l'r;na!"nna Sr';s.
l.ev"in Cloth.
f:sm"rnl' l'ar"c"
'.ranid'"n.
W,;.1, ;.."r "Ii >f"nNSr i, rams
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Notice.
DR.. D. A. Jordan

w Ill, still continue the practice of Medicine
W and may be found at tito Marshall uouse
III Room over Marshall s. Lees .Law:Office.
May l2, 1859. y
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Bacon and Leather for Salo.
ohHsONS wishing these articles can be
wood, Abbeville, S. G.
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pAPERING, PAPERING

'iE - >tRIElls having, pmrcha, cd the
L. hight for this State. now offers TO Planters
these Justly celebrated Fans for cl-n,inu Wheat
his Fan is superior 1" any thing "f the kind Irw
IN ns-, as the number "i li cmiulns awarded ut
III lis structure. easily ri.r.d, works wrr ,nl
when out "tordcr. can L- repaired by any or,li
nary mechanic. IL is adapted To cleaning ali
kinds Of grain. For future particular, see. HnnI
B'l. which will be furnished any one d,siIinu
St.,.I,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-16
Cumberland Gap r. r.

The following are the resolutions adopted by
the Board ofPublic Works. at late meeting. re-
latve to the Cumberland Gap Rail Road:
Resolved, That the Board will adhere to the
resolution adopted on the 30th day of December,
1888. refusing To make further payments, On e.
count OF subscriptions on the part Of the State to
the stock of the Virginia and Kentucky Railroad
Company and that the directors on the part of III q
State in that company. be most respectfully re.
ques,ed aud instructed use their best cn,leavor
to obtain RECESSION of the contract entered into
with Hawkins & Co., which contract the Board
cannot recognise as valid
Resolved, That the Directors on the part of the
State in the Virginia and Kentucky Railroad Com.
pany, be most respectfully requested aud instruc-
ted to endeavor to obtain review and reconsider
alton of the decision heretofore made by the Boarl
of Directors relative to the Eastern line and
terminus of the proposed road and to avail them.
selves, in making that review, of the best infor
nation which their Chef Engineer can obtain ms
to the length, grades. curvatures and probable
cost of the various routes proposed rs well as o.
other matters affecting the general merit and eli
gibilty Of the line Of the road, and, also. of til,
opinion and advice IF competent consulting En-
| gneer. who is uncommitted to any previous opin
ion or preference on the subject
Ordered, That copy of the foregoing preambl,
and resolutions be transmitted to the Presiden
and Directors Of the Virginia and Kentucky Rail
road Company. and that they be respectfully re
quested to report to this board such proceeding,
as they may take in relation thereto, at an earl,
day thereafter.
True copy from the minutes Of the Board.
April l, 1859 I. II. DEWITT, Sec'y B. p. W