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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-08-20
Exchanges.

The Westminster Review" for July contains
eight articles, in addition to the usual copious
account of Contemporary Literature, which forms
valuable appendage to every number. The
paper, 'What knowledge is of most Worth ?"
is n comparative estimate of the relative values
of the different kinls of knowledge fur the pur-
poses Of education, with q strong leaning to II
greater Infusion of the practical element in the
ordinary systems ''Jowett and the Broad
Church" J" is phrase which will convey n dis
tinct meaning to few readers. We will briefly
say that the book under rcvicwis Prof JowETT's
Epstlcs of St Paul to the Thcssalonians, Gal
atians, anil Romans. ard Is treated with ability
THE influence of Local Causes on National
Character is an interesting exposition of the
operation of nature in determining the pursuit
position, and future destiny of II people In the
" Life of COnjurcr' we find an account of that
wonderful mechanical genius, RoBEpT- HoUDlY
wlo the reviewer remarks, :" If not born with
n silver spoon in his mouth. may be said to have
rivaled that physiological abnormity Ivy coming
into the world with file and hammer in his
hand" The most laboured article in the num-
bcr is u very long one on tho Government of
India, its liabilities and rcsoHrces," which is
we'll fortified with statistics and appears to be n
lucid explanation of the internal administration
of that country. 1.-The rccOllcctions of Alex
andcr Won Sternbcrg" give some pleasant Gimp
ses of German nOtabilties of the carly part of
the present century. "The Roman question
and Austrian intervention" carry us into Italy,
and have all the advantage over the hasty com
ments and unripe speculations of the ncwspa-
pcrs of the day, which careful and mcthodicai
arrangement of fact and argument is sure to con-
fer This work is ropublshcd by Leonard Scott
Co., 5 1 Gold-strect, New York. who also re-
print the London Quarterly North British, and
Edinburgh Reviews. and Blackwoods Maga-
zine; at So year singly, or $40 year for the
whole five periodicals All these periodicals,
commencing volumes with issues for July, the
present is u convenient time to subscribe.
"Thc star Of The South" largo handsome
weekly, published at Elbcrton, Ga, by Messrs
EnnHH..hT HUTCHINSON, at 81 per annum, has
been received The first number contains the
salutatory of the editors, which is explicit and
in good taste. principle, the editors are, to
use their own Words "Southcrn rights to the
core" Success to the "Star Of the South"
THE UNBURIED DEAD.-it is said that quite
a number Of officers of both armies remained
on the field unburied on the third day of the
battle of Soherino. One of them--an Aus
trian--had evidently lived some time after
falling-for he had taken his portcmonie out
of his pocket, and taken from it his visiting
card, which he placed upon his broast, that
he might be identified when his body should
be found.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-08-20
U E] & KGW w [g[5 co W R 0l$ R,
News of the Weak.

The opposition party Of Georgia has nom.
mated Col. WARHEw AXIS, Of Cass county. as
Its candidate for Governor. We predict for
linn Waterloo defeat at the hands of uuv.
BEowN. The people will not displacc tried
and faithful public servant
destructive fire occurred at Cincinnati
on the lth instant. Loss, $4,000; insu.
rance, 100000.
The military commission, recently in Sos
sion at Grccnvillc, has adjourned. inprovc-
mcnt of the present organization is Ill that
will be recommended.
From Kansas, rich gold diggngs are repor-
ted. Two horse thieves have been hung by
II vigilance committee, and others run of.
Mr.. TEN BRoEcH's American horse Starkc
won the Goudwood stakes, in race in Eng
land.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-08-20
An Un.Wisa Latter

Trickcry is n staple commodity on the
hustings, but for the Presidency it has vet to
bc inauguratcd. The Governor Of Virginia,
Ii. n. MISE, is the author of the following
letter, which would do infinite credit to a
third-ratc polticnl-trckster. Read in dis
gust:
RIcnMoSD, July l3, 1859.
D"nr Sir II thank You for yours of the
Sth inst have apprchcndcd all along that
the Tnmm"ny Regency would carry united
For whom? Douglas, / know. is confident (;
but YOU may rely on it that Mr. Buchanan
is himself candidate for denomination, and
all his pntronr &c and power will be used to
disnppoint Douglns and all other aspirants.
Our only chance is to organize by districts,
and either whip the enemy or send two del
cgations.
If that is done or not done, We must still
rely on united South. n united South will
depend on n united Virginia. and pledge
you that she at least shall bo n unit. Viz
ginia n unit. and persistent and firm ON a
sound platform of protection, to all persons
of popular UcrSuS squattcr sovereignty, she
must rally to her support all the South. The
South cannot adopt Mr.. Douglas platform.
1t is short cut to all the ends Of Black Re.
ruhlicanism. He then will kick up his heels.
1t he does or don't, lie can't be nominated,
and the main argument against his nominal
ton is that he can't be elected if nominated.
If he runs an independent candidate, and
Seward runs. and am nominated at Charles
ton. [ can beat them both. Or if scmattcr
sovereignty is plank of the platform at
Charleston, and Douglas is nominated the
South will run an independent candidate on
pru;ction principles. and run the election
into the House. Where then, would Mr..
Douglas be? The lowest candidate on the
list. If | have the popular strength, yon
suppose it will itself fix the nomination. Get
that and | am confident of success
Hon. +. Wood is profcsscdly and really, |
boieve, n friend, and of course | would i'm
good faith, bc glad of his influence, and
would do nothing to imparit, and could not
justly reject his kind aid; ; but You may rely
upon it that am neither completely nor at
all in the hands of Mr. Wood or of any other
man who breathcs. lie has always been
friendly to mo. and am to him, but always
on fair and independent terms There is
nothing in our relations which should keop
aoof any friend of either. He knows, as
we'll as any one can tell him, that his main
influence is in the city of New York. and |
judge what you say of his country influence
is correct. But / am counting all the time
without New York and don't fear the result.
| am depending solely upon open position of
principle, Independent of Ill cliqucS, and de-
flying all comcrs. We will tvcrwhnlm oppo-
sition in Virginia. and he, vote will be con
scrvative and national
At all events, shall always be glad to
hear from you, and am, yours truly.
Henry ~. WISE"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-08-20
The State Census Again.

Mr. lIuNr, the deputy Secretary of State,
bas furnished tho Guordiun with a complete
return of the State census, except from two
parishes. The total white population of the
Statcis 304, -. being an increase of %, ,T27
since 1919. lie communicates the additional
information that in 1910 the white popula.
tion of this State was 800 in 100, $500
in 1923, lI,00O in 1874. 1888 in l765,
10000; in 1913, $4,000; in 1872, lI0,lT9;
in 1900, 9G,25j.
Last week, in commenting on census sta
tistics, Grccnvillc should have had the fourth
place assigned to her in point of population
She numbers 1852 whites pickcns, there
fore, stands fifth in this class.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-08-20
Col. Ashmnra.

A correspondent of the Charleston .neycu,y,
writing from WILLIAMSON Springs under
date of the 9Th inst, speaks of our mmcdi-
ato Representative as follows:
had the pleasure of making the personal
acquaintance of the Hon. j. ID. Aslmorc,
the worthy successor of Col Orr in Congress.
few days ago. I"havc often seen him be-
fore, but never saw him looking better
hope he may be in his bcst health. physical
ly and mentally, during the next Congress
slonal term, 50 a3 to stoutly maintain his
position in the ranks of South Cnrolinas
chvalric little army in the sectional battle
ihcre to be wagcd, with ability. frmness, and
the trucst statcsmanlike courage. Socinlly,
he is the perfect gentleman, posscssodof the
warmest heart. What his views are, upon
tho various matters of public and political
interest, do not know. but presume it will
not be long before he will give expression to
them at some of the numerous public meet
ings now being held all ovor the land. Sue
cess to him, however, and long may he live
to represent and defend his native State in
the halls of the National Legislature--that
is, if the National Legislature itself long
continues to cXist-succcss to which, under
tire present and fOrebodiug condition of
tiiings, neither write. cat; nor drink.
IDoLArRY.-Au exchange says that the
Chinese have II tcmplo in San Francisco,
which cost 100000, and have imported nm
Mol from China Mt cost of $4,000. 1t is
the image of man who figured IN China
three hundred years ago, and was q great
statesmen and warrior, as one said, "iiko
your Washington" The only efforts in Cal
Ifornia to Christianizc the Chinese are by the
Methodists at Sacramento. The law pro-
hibiting Cinnamon from coming to the State
IL pronounced unconstitutional, and their
number, now sixty Thousand, is rapidly in
ercasng. s,,
wnAr We Est man in active life re.
quircs thirtysix Sea pF sblid food per day
say nine oSpe aslaisna aud twenty.scv.
On ounces of veae s5gsiing to ostab
lishcd scales of dicl S ah and Froneh
mrmy and navy aof food and
drink man will consuaAe baE / 800 pounds
a year. OF course many persons consume
much more fOod, but this is the average esti.
infsgg6 gi1Tg ~
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-08-20
Tho Elections.

In North Carolina, the opposition have cleo
tel four members to Congress, and the dem.
oorats four. EANcE has boon successful in
the NJ ,untain district by reduced majority.
SAM Huston, according to the accounts
that reach us h,.' been elected Governor of
Texas. The democratic candidate for Lieu
tenant Governor has mljority of 1000 in
the State. Tho unp,pularity of RUSNgLs,
the dem )cratic nominee, is tho cause of this
political disaster lie advocated the reopen
ing of the African slave trade with as many
othcc im?robabilitic5 and distractions as he
could shoulder
In Kentucky and Tennessee, the opposition
have Stncl several members of Congress-
This will give the opposition, as it is termed
the balance of power in the next House of
Representatives. ncithor the democrats nor
republicans having II majority in that body.
The "opp,sition party" is something new
for this country. 1t is composed of know
nothingi, wings, and the discontentcd of cv
cry hue; and has for its objects abuse of the
democracy and an inordinatc desire for Office
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-08-20
New Advertisements

The advertisement of the Charleston In
stItutc Fair occupies prominent place in
our columns this week. We commend the
institute (Which was reared for the common
goodD to the consideration and patronage of
tho public.
The Court of Equity, at its late term, in
the case of CLAYTON VS.. HUNTER and Others
decrccd the sale Of tract of land, valuable
within itself and for the improvements there.
on See the Commissioners notice elsewhere.
Other advertisements claim the attention
of those Interested.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-08-20

Mn. JONES vent homo drunk and found
his wife asleep IIe,went to bed ,-and after
moments consideration, he thought IL,
would hc policy 10 turn over, lest his breath
might bctray him; when Mrs Jones opened
her eyes, and In the niiidest manner inithe
world, said; "You nocdn't turn over, Jones,
for you'aro drunk clear through" of.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-08-20
K EO w + &c 0 u RI Err.
RoB'T. A. THOMPSON, Editor.

rERNLS.-Sl.jD 81 per annum, in advance. II
payment be delayed until after the xpiration Of
the year. S2.OOl For six months, IS cents, in
advance.
.ea Advertisements inscrtcd at the ismnl rates
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-08-20

INCREASE OF GEoR0IA WEtITu.--The
Atlanta lntelhgencOr learns from Comp
troller Thwcatt, that tho 0igests Of one hu.
dred and twelve eOunties;to his office, show
an incrcaSc Of, tho taxable property of the,
State, for tho past year, of fifty millions of
dollars, in tho counties fOr which returns
have been received;
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-08-20

ancc occurred ut Chatham, G.. W., about
two Wcekssincc, creating considerable COM
motion in the neighborhood on account of
tile social position of the parties concerned,
and no little surmisc nrcgurd to the where
nbouts of tho missing person. This was
the wife of MIR. Arthur Andrews, Il veal
thy farmer, living four miles from the city,
woman much respected for her good char
actcr and an,iablc disposition, and the last
one that. was suspected of any improper
conduct. Her disappearance Was accord
ingly the more strange and no effort was
spared to discover her retreat, it being gem
orally supposed that she had gonc,away and
sccretGd herself in fit of insanity
We yesterday learned from officer Good.
year, ofChatham, that the woman was found
by him in negro house Of prostitution in
Chatham, in which place she had day or
two previously been delivered of muluto
child. Being taken into custody, she con-
fcsscd tho truth without reserve, stating
that the cause of her flight was fear of
detection in an intamacy which hid for II
long time existed between herself and Il
negro named Jones, employed on her hus-
bands farm. This negro, one of the black
est of his race, had lived on the farm for
nearly two years, and dIring eighteen
months Of that timchc had enjoyed the fa-
vors of his mistress to an unlimited extent.
Ihe result of this was in accordance with
the natural, or rather unnatural course of
events, and the woman was obliged to leaye
home to conceal her disgrace. The negro
took her to the house where she was found,
which contained five or six negro women
of the lowest character. She was unwill-
ing to be taken away and cndcavored to
escape from the officer, but was unable to
do so'--[ Detroit Free Press, Aug T.
MAJOR CApERs.- Some time since VIC
announced chat Major Cspcrs had declined
to accept the supcriutcndcncy of the Gcor-
gia MilitaryInstitute. Since then, the po-
sition has been pressed upon him, and he
hos accepted it. One of the reasons for
his acceptance, the Charleston Mercury of
Saturday states:
Major Capcrs feels impcllcd to accept
the situation in the Georgia Institute, from
regard for his wifc's health, which. has be-
come seriously impaired, and for which bo
hopes to End the idry air of Marietta dcci.
dedly beneficial He will terminate his
connection with the Citadel Academy ON
the firstof October, and he will commence
his duties at, Marietta between that date
and the first of the following January.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-08-20

EoRGER ARREsrED.-W learn that an
individual, calling gh;mself. J. s. Hammond
was arrested on Wednesday, at Due West,
AbbeVille, District, nthe charge Of forgery.
We understand that he spent last Sun
day in this city, and went up to ,Sn@crson,
returning to Due. West on Wetlncsday,
whore he WAS arrested, ,ut we understand,
by parties from Georgia. Mr.. IIamn,oaSl
hailed from this State, representing him.
self as a platter from Elberton couhty.-.
lie was well dressed and of finc s.OrSonal
appearances flo was lodged IN. tho Jail of
Abbcvlilc District to await, we presiiuc, a
redulsition from the. Governor Of Gcorgse.
Co!ap7I;0 G,toNe;sti, 32tb
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-09-29
THE ADVERTISER,
EArEa = ADvERrrsr1ra.

EtEALElEo q I'd Y ~ , l-7-777.7 =
One square 30 lines less) enc insertion, 81 O9
Each additional iuserticH, %
ono square. ore ro,.r,tb 90
business Cards OF si1 lines less one year. 70
one Column one wear. 90 90
One-haIf Column enc year - - IS 90
one fourth Column one year 90 %
One eighth Column one year, 81 10 %
One column six months. 35 90
One half Column six months, % %
One fourth Column six months, ~ 90
One eighth Column six months, - g 20
One Column three months, 20 Co
One half Column three months, = is 90
One fourth Column three months, 30 co
Une eighth Column three months. - 2. 90
Announcing candidates for odice an atvaHce5l "a 90
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-09-29
When Martin HXnlfnn z

When Martin WeltOn, notorious high
wayman, was dying in the Massachusetts
State Prison, he dictated a minute account
of the adventures Of his life L was pub
blished the next year, and there is a et.py
in the Boston AthenRum, bound by his
direction in leather made from his skin. i
is as soft as leather, bat much whiieT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-24
Horses. Carriages, Sc.

C,ADDLE PONY for S75.-Wi gsllop, pace or
arc p.rfc4l, safe for ohlirca Ni9e
- snt.d .ouns snd oao.ble ~ snes. eBduanoe- Inlus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-24

sSOR 6ALE-Tne two elegant oe~ ssoSn-stone
Housra Mo- III .rt ia hsdaopsv- e~i-s Zach nsafp
g. A., \, q ,,-. tsee ers rofss hsa bath In M VIZ
bed uure, .se r.yes. ever. convvui.os .e Oh b
sp acc r.say fos szsn BY tie ss day Of March rsst
Germ. x-rv .oconnOdsirs 70 responsible senon 'of Psr
uocl., ssply to 4 W. FAY. 10 " csAnssr-< ho7 ~
4, I. I. "a 6rs. soot otrce No. 2.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-24

VVANTED-A house between ian SAG
w ssh Ste L@IEx-nn A-o en- avs sor froa :.
o. s5t0s IL -1rn,nE- ff hsrcso-1e kert-Eo- VIE y
s-r-s OF Grcure festsrs. Tee tr~re1s- - -
she.. a. To- pee. q propey al = PHI $50 APF'
r. " 4. SEYMOUR No Ie sss-.rtt, roou NO .
VITANTFD-A FAMILY, to take Of part an
w T.H., b,.r.-rt Hoe lear As3,oa are BE- ~-e1
&, Inq-if. 1CITrY REs Deg store, cor--f
Of Broadway ard istn't
VUFSTFRN LAND WANTED 10 Ia
w CHANGE 70 ssOEks vita e-s inss oy-' rem 'i'u,
AID On To- arc %; - vel cAt-s 40
dei-.be To pate VIC - p,y sS-- CAB u-e s1e
" l. sEYsoCR, NJ. T. EA".1', ron No. s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-24
ME DRIGGS PATENT PIANO-Fohrl
WONDERFUL IMPROVEMENT in

NM
w GRAND PIANOS.
sTEfSWAY SONS invite artists ga tn public Il I,zs
"a call and examine t1eir nesiy-inyeEted OsEksthss
GRAND PIANO, which for po yer quality ~ tone ~
nounced superior any other oAnd PiAoo BE- al wno ta
smned IL; eu0rg whom the bee. m4scsl Jliges -
country s1ch Gydbeck, III Hssan Editor OF II. has
Review. u. &. His, " kns, w. Asson n. faaz,
II. A. Wclenhaupt A. r. WOOD .,ud msny othef.
STEIN Way a SONS
Msnuf.- turer,, Nos. % ard 81 Wakers, NesY oh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-24

HOUSE to LET-To a Private Family only,
No q I2-br d, tet.cer g. std 7,n-svt vim hot q
oold water + sorY Water Closets Ban rs q" 'ui
gas Icacing Ctsrresr'. lot :. By p feet h5ui, IN PER
90 order: hb7nood very dssr-br Apply ths
la, q. 10 C. SMITH SMITH & LAW REiCE.
No 49, DGs1est.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-24

,XCTTANGF for BPOOKLYN PROPERTY


LINE ESTATE for SATELLITE ESTATE
occuryilg aaii pionoltory - the head II 81
lsrd bsy. West Point OF tee hui'on most of-y
dsu Ar ,rosn by u du.vsT 10 for sale. 10
IA. been ~ SIR Nss letters from ce'
vs: TINS elevate pao, q land Is q, toe junction o. tae
hoocr. River With lie Hudson md magnificent
Terrace ,ald Connected With zoe liz aadi ~ the .ue'
way - ~ L. consists II sbolt 'u- buuired an h--u
,cre. the sands dxeliuf being
tlp.Ity tab.and O. thirty HUNDRED anc
twenty .hlva vs.srsye The mouth al the M3t-s
h~f Fic-. from iGi-e ia lie river ont the Hlos 30 IL
" srS ur, - ths chsuue l.. ffort
si.nd Auf uucr tn are th-
f1fftfrstc4 L4. ~ Nsshuso1. II might BE- divided
tJ noble the seP4f,- bl ding stcs srr very
f.rorshe Th0se ho are he took FOR 4
orcv asIrpssssG beauty Of surrouuhiugs AL 10
- h. eve i cs. ddye 1t tom Ne~ogt1l three
ruei1 tUF.' -
Those " g. Welt q With view the premises Should
tste al hsf day fr the excursion Apply &c HOiEa
MORGAN no 5 Pue Il, re -. fOrt, or % Z. A Nck-
PLAScR tie pTrciBes. or B. w. BOURhEY es4 No D
Wsilst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-24

o. nnn CASH, and the balance in M
% sOtVv PROVED PROPERTY, either 10 tots city
broolyn immediate vicinity 5r HOUSE stgs.ei In the
.houabe part Of BrooAyn and within p minutes Of
~ l. SEYMOUR, No 10 N,".1.st room No. S.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-24
Doaro dno Rooms.

DOARD WANTED in the COUNTRY-For two
ID Isciss tDd servant Tie 81. st0n - penUt ma
about ten ra.t from The city Address, Box 5 Po0f e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-24

VALUABLE FARMING LANDS for SALE
A portion Of the splendid FARMING LANDS formerly
boa. the Hon A. Dickinson situated In the town Of
HorLby Seuben County, New York comprising 90
offered for SALE Parties desiring par Of mis- highly
.nt, have such quantities de-
SIR by spplyug to ALEXANDER OLcorT Of CornAns
N. t., or SAMUEL HALL Of Hornoy N. Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-24
fine ArIs.

fine ARE.
A RTlSTS, TEACHERS aud SCHOOLS are
respectfully informed tbe subscriber Is selus
r Csuyss Oh sod Wser Colors Brushes Pas
e Us pAper o~-r price, thar any other bcass
In the city. W sCAAUS AItfts' ColofmS.
Nc 6ZS Broadway.
TIVE FINE ARTS.-EUGENE VERBOECK-
II UUVFS-A p~.ntifnl Cabinet sp-cineu q the .hJS-
recently resolved By the bes an1 Be
view Cd o. Aeplics ion =: kis s,sdo. }. BEAUMONT
No SIS sTosd-s y opposite s. Scao!ss Hotel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-24
ujatthsS, Jewslrp. So


4 LARGE ASSORTMENT of
N s9tP waIcaEs p PIN Snb Jru.ly
sts7hus WAe e. sets Gaze Btss-t. &c, 10.
poabe Plated Ware. NeTy low. ADD warranted
SQUIRE L LANDER No. o. Fulton
WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVER AND
w PLATED WAR; Whh FIXTURES A GOD escorted
sock sooa location. Nth vsuAbe hI.are, for SALE
ssesce lneure 81 the Artw Store No rs Grse1wics
Of Ncsey
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-24
Gbanses for Business allen.

BUILDERS NOTICE. -CARPENTERS, MA
- SONS AID CONTAGIOUS --Es:iu.;eI repaired fSs
tie te;ea 81 Heuo acc Store ~ tie oE.r pa; Of tac
City OF Jgire No % Caluu sissi Bicotlyn
Fulton fe,Ey before IL toe morning., after 5everiEs.
INCLUSIVE RIGHTS WILL BE SECURED
H pa-tieI 10 each county n eel WEIGHTS PATENT
SPRING sEpS wher, they DOT propef sappt -o send
postage stamp Ind at p.it NRGaTS SPRING SID
CO. NJ. Ssl 10. Az New York.
TOR SALE-A RARE CHANCE.-A small
Il resi GESTLEhtN'S FURNISHING ,nd aoSiEkf
STORE Broadway, lie beat Of iegEbcrhOot has Esut
ruH chs customers Ane doing god bastress VII
so WITH I.oct Hx:Grrs fer CSC essh Re-; %
ore from Is. Of May R-,ssa for seliS, tee
owner k.vps ether buuefs 6, stead 20. AG4eu : T, Ts
uLe OF. C. fos taiee dAyh EtAttg reL nsz.e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-24

DARTNER WANTED-WIth = cash capital OF
4 shcut $500. In MERCANTILE BUSINESS. Th- al
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th.n 81 mi 60 from the cir Nsw fsr hy railroad wsas
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wi war has b-rs the iss al yss-s Bat with
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car e,siiy and sSely .rtsud go Oo ST. o.
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Hen. W. s COURTNEY, Attorney :: Lac Ct ac.sTs
Nisseher O~en Co. No So Broaissy. Y. RGoG No -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-24

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