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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-04-13

This fruit is now ripenins in various gardens
Ltreahouts. The first We had the pleasure OF see
ing aud tasting. came from friend BOWERS of lEan-
lurs. Wonder where the next will come from
ran it he. that the lalcS have cut us in this de-
li"htful particular. If we thought they had. in
,ais or in anything else. We should certainly Z"
"u; AMI take van;a:.' ut the first grape vine that
came in reach
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-04-13
Fine Times Mt Chester,

From late number Of the Chester Standard,
we clip an item. 1t chirps of prosperity after q
fashion that oXcites our envy:
"Within the last few days. lands (od iells) in
considerable quantities, situated in the suburbs of
Chester, have been sold at private sale, at from
forty to sixty dollars per ucre. Real estate about
here is looking up; times are improving md money
ia getting to he regarded as tho yeriest "trash -
cheaper than dirt"
Now will our brother of Chester do us the favor
to answer three questions: Is this prosperity at
tributable to railroad inhuoncea7 Are there any
houses tenant-less In your good town7 And how
Ia our old friepd, Major EAyEs
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-04-13

FRUITS OF TEMpERANcE.-TLe Greenrile
Patriot relates the following instance Of green
old age, and adds, with Significance, that "lis
habits have been tcmperate:' =
20 Mr.. Jesse Trammc, residing in the upper
portion o. this District, who has attained the
age Of one hun red years, served all last week
in Court as petit juror. What is most re.
markable, he went through the labors of the
week without serious fatigue; hearing and
sight as good rs most men thirty years his
junior, and he is still possessed Of good mem.
ory and intelligence"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-04-13
Encouraging.

Among many droppns>-in Of new suLscril els
during the last few weeks, we mention with pride
list twelve. all rrcpaicd at So each. from OR
pleasant manufacturing village of Graniteville.
There are other places W, h"pc'tu hear from by he
d":rh. Will not new t;rauitcvillc friends show
us around to tEeir MeighborS? 1t would give Us
pleasure to pay L weekly visit to every family in
the place.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-04-13
The Boundary Line.

To the inquiry of"A READER about the boun-
dairy line between Georgia and South Carolina,
we reply:
That it is now conceded by ull reasonable mon,
in both Stntos, to consist in limo running up
the middle of the stream of tho Savannah river,
or, in legal parlance, pursuing the flam aqua,
leaving tho islands ON the Georgia side; and
wherever these islands occur, the line follows tho
thread of the stroam between the island and the
South Carolina bunk. This il without doubt tho
proper construction of tho Treaty Of Beaufort.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-04-13
From Europe.

Tho very latest arrival brings intelligence of u
good peace prospect on tho Continent and slight
advance all qualities of cotton in tho Liverpool
market.
France and Austria had both consented to the
Peace Congress.
The stock Of cotton in Liverpool was $4,000
of which 30S, 900 were American.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-04-13

BALTIMORE, April S.-The four convicts
under sentence of doath in this city were ex-
ectted to-day at eleven o'clock, A. b., in the
Jail yard Fully 10000 spectators witnessed
the execution, and every available point ofsight
was crowded. There was no disturbance ofany
kind. Crops confessed that he committs
the deed for which he was convicted.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-04-13
The Garnet House.

J. G. DAILlE 4 Co., have magnificent assort-
mcnt of carpets, inattngs, u;lclo,hs &C., ut their
extensive rooms in Augusta. Have you been to
BALES? If not, don't stay away longer The
BAILIEs illustrate this idea: that carpets now are
not what they used to be. Because nor, they are
great deal better and great deal cheaper.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-04-13
r Miss Buie respectfully informs the

citizens of Edge6eld, that she has taken room No.
5s Augusta Hotel, Augusta, Ga, where she will
give lessons to pupils in ORNAMENTAL aud
FANCY WORK. She feels confident that she will
DO able to rendor entire satisfaction to all persons
that favor her with their patronage. Her terms
are very reasonable, and will be made known upon
application to her at the Augusta Hotel.
Augusta, March 30, 1859 5ts 12.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-04-13
Fine and Fashionable.

Mr.. J. 4. vAS WlsKLEs clothing nni tailorin.
establishment under the United States (Augusta)
Hotel is one Of the most complete and iashionu,
Die establishments Of the kind in this latitude
Gentlemen wishing fine and elegant suis, with the
soitest of gove., the richest of neck -tics, and the
most beautiful little toilet indispcnsabes in great
variety, must surely not full to call OH VAS WINKLE
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-04-13

COLUMBIA MUNICIPAL ELEcrloy.-At the
municipal election held in Columbia s. e., on
Monday, the l4th inst, the following gentle.
men were elected:
Mayor-Allen J. Green.
IihiameM-Wald No. In. r. Sem, j. S.
Guguard, James jones'. Ward No. 2-R.
Anderson, ". Fl. Casson, DR.. j. II. cartwright.
Ward No. 81. NJ. Allen, W. S. Wool, W.
7. Walter Ward No. il. y. Kennedy, j.
II. Wells, J. G. Forbes.
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Are YOU Duyins YOnncts

Or any thing in t;.c millinery linz! for your
solves? OF i"r your daughters? or fur your wives:
We quote the words of one who (rc thiuk) knows
"Mrss MATTHEW'S" observed that person, keeps
the incest kinds Of things. 1t is place one likes
To shop at, because you feel as If you werc getting
Tie worth Uf your money"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-04-13

We copy the. following from the Orange.
burg Southroa, of the 9th Instant
E1EcrrED.-The negro Isaac, sentenced
some time ago, by a court oil Magistrates and
frceholdcrs, to be hanged on the first Friday
in this month, WAS, in accordance with said
sentence, duly executed on that day.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-04-13

always provided (as in the Aiken affair." that such
action be tempered by justice and humanity. Let
gallantry too prevail, wherever fomales are impli
Gated. But gallantry, while it requires us to OBJ
serve with scrupulCus nicely the homage due tho
genter sex, docs net SECURE them from stern but
polite interference, when pcrpotruting error.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-04-13
Cbean Cash Store.

Pa NJ. GALLAHER, of Augusta, are in receipt
of long catalogue of dry goods, embracing al
most every thing beautiful and useful in their do
portment of trade. The GALLAHER establishment
/, convenient to the Augusta Hotel, nearly oppo-
site. Alrthe nice stores are not up town, by
good deal
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-04-13
OBITUARY.

DIED, in Burke County, Ga, near Waynesboro,
on the 27th March, Mrs. EMMELINE WALKER,
wife of Mr. Joux WALKER, in the 3Oth year of
her ago.
She has left husband and four small children
to weep after her. The deceased united herself to
the Horns Greek Baptist Church about four years
agc, and was un exemplary member.
T. A S
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-04-13

Reference is directed 10 the Card of MeSsrs.
l.. IlorEINS & Go. Wcare pleased tnsec that ;hey
have secured friend J. L. MAcarRpmY, late o
lI,GHr Il MAcMrRrnf, to Supcrint,nd their n-
mense Iron AMI Brass Foundry. Mr.. VI. is Ma
chiEist of skill and notoricty ana reliable ger :
tl.nieil. Orders entrusted to him will be filled
carrlc;l:' and with promptneSs.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-04-13
L. HOPKINS & Co., ProprietOrS,
LIST OF LETTERS,

I'D EMAING in the Post Office ut Ehgeficd C.
HI H.. :. c.. April lst 1859. Persons calling
for Letters on this list will please sny "hey ar.
ajrerti~;d."
Airs S. Addison, 4. ]. Anderson. A. W
Addison. II Adams. Y. NJ. Adams, Mrs. NJ. Allen
BC-Miss NJ. Boucrs. 2, Miss 4. Bouknight
VI. &. Butler. j. K. Errarc. II. Bird. VI. Boone
Mrs. II. Brooks, j. y. Brrricu, Mrs. S. Cl"ulc
W. l.. Curry. ID. 7. C"lyer j. Curry. J. ). Coles
&. W. Crouch j. Cruik.hank, Mrs. NJ. Curry.
D FL. Duinr. Miss F. Dean. II. +. Dean. 81
f. Dean. Gen. Dunnvant. ". W. David, \. Dean,
y. Everett, Col. l.. Elzcy Miss 4. Evans,
FG-R. Free, Vim. Goml, 5. Goodman, ".
Glover, Mrs J. GHiynnnd. care of W. Smith, Il.
Till, J. Green. d. Glover, il. =. Gage,
II j. VI. llulston. I'll. llavrrty.J. N. lIughs,
j. A. Hunter. -. X. VI. llulSonbark .. ii. llolston.
A lIarsr"ve. .. K. q. Hill. Eli. Hammond, Mrs.
VI. Jones. Dr. W. Jennings. &. ". jones, y. ii.
Jones. >. Miss Julia J"hn<on.
X L-Th"s. j. Key, 3. jus. II. kroX, 2, knop-
man & Sumers, Wm., Loguc. Miss f. Lott, ".
Luydr, 4. 3. I. Lovelacc, J. VI. Lanhan, S. Law
rick, II. Lewis, II. Lowcry, Il. l.. NJ. Loften, Y.
&. Lunar.
M-Mrt. \. Nlilos, $. J. Mays, J. II. Mirs, 2,
WIN. Marchamt, j. McCarty, II. Martin, W.
MHcdanis. Miss r. Mohlcy, Mist +. A. Mcdaniel,
J. j. Mckee, Miss Murrcll NJ. McKilvu, Miss c.
Mitchell.
n p-Miss NJ. Nobcls, ". Il. Newman, J. j.
Nooton, j. Nobels, II. Newman, y. II. Psgram,
Partlow, D. Tar,irw, j. Parpue.
RS-E. Rhodcn, =. Rossrr. 5, Miss F. Ryan,
Collin Rhodes, 2, +. il. Snerimgen, 2. L. Smith
II. Scovill, j. F. Smith, 3 J. Swindlc, ,. d.
Strawuris, Miss S. Swcringcn, Miss T. Smith,
Mrs. s. Stevenson. VIM. Satchcr. j. Swrringin,
Mrs. p. Sheulyc ., J. Smith, J. ]. Smith, S.
Scare.
T VI. j. Tnlhcrt, Mrs. s. Tillman. ]. d.
Zimmerman, .. c. +. II. Truman. W. IL. Thinner
nun, Miss e. Wurren, l.. Wells. Mrs. II. Weather
ford, Mrs. Z. Wells, DIR. l.. B. Weaver, .. II.
White. Vim. Wulfrl. 2, L. Wills, 2, j. p. Wills,
John Webb W. Walton.
a. RAMSAY, p. VI.
April IL 2t H.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-04-13
L. Penn AGENT.

Our excellent old citizen Mr.. EDMUND PENN,
Senr., has opened Il large and admirable stock OF
goods. lie is ready to wait upon ull his old crsto
mers and invites an examination hy many new
ones. Don't pass hy thut door without turning in.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-04-13
Sherif's Sale,

DY Virtue Of sundry Writs of Ficri Facas to
ID me directed, will proceed to sell mt Edee-
field c. H., on the first Monday and Tuesday in
May next, tho following property in the following
eascs, viz:
John Colgan for John IIuict, vs l.. B. Viewer
and j. Wercr, One Tract Of Land containing Four
Hundred acres, moro or less, adjoining lands of
james swearinsin, Denj Betts and G.. Med.
Wever-lericd upon as the property of L. u.
Viewer.
Alfred G. Howard vs. George Sharpton, One lot
OF land containing five acres, more or lcss adjou-
ing, lands OF Mrs. Sarah Morris and others
The State vs.. Alfred Hatcher A tract of land
containing one hundred snd fifty acres, more OF
less, adjoining lands Of John Jourdan, James Nor
ris and NJ. T. Falk.
Terms Cash. JAMES EDISON. s.r.n
April 4to IL
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-04-13
JiilIer and Warren,

Please advert to the advertisement Of this old
aud hourships firm. MILLER t WAGEES urc AZ
well and as long known to many in Edsciicld us
our own home merchants. and need no introduc-
tiou from us. Those who try them once generally
try them main.
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9rH REGIMENT, $. G. NJ.
a. n

9rn REGIMENT, $. c. NJ.
TrcXER'S Pom, April ., 1859.
"IE LOWER BATTALION is hereby COM
IL manded to assemble at Red Hill, on Saturday
Tth May, armed and equipped Ms the law directs.
THE UPPER BATTALION will assemble at
Shinburg, on Saturday, tho l4th May, armed and
equipped as tho law directs.
The Commissioned and non-C Commissioned OIL
GERS will assemble the day previous for drill and
instruction.
1t. Col. CoRLEY and Maj. BrRroy arc charged
with tho extension Of these orrlers
by order Of Col j. ". TOMpKINS.
MAT. Moss, Adjt.
Anril 13 Al IL
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The Peach Crop.

Thus far, our peach crop promises we'll The
trees are not rcareso full as they were last year:
hu; may h"pc tirat the quality of the fruit will
hc superior. The rosts have done little Or no in
i.ir,
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ii:- VIZ w.u!'l call attention TO the advertise
mrnt Of Mcs.rS. SPEARS & lIIGHr. in another col
una. Their stock i. complete and prices very
reasonable.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-04-13
First Peas.

We bc. leave with all due mudcs!y TO chroniol,
the fact that we gathrrcda good mess Of Easli>
,.l;,S from cur garden OH the 18th instant.
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WEDNESDAY, APRIL IL, 1859.

szs"SEE CH.LMEi:S advertisement Of his pop
ulnr Gallery. t.reat attractions urc offered thcic.
Call in and see the next tim; You visit Augusta
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Bowers Extra Improved Seeding
STRAWPERRY

THN T. Subscriber offers fnr sale Il few thousand
Il EXTRA IMPROVED SEEDING STRAW
BERRY PLANTS. which for the size, delight
full quality of the fruit AMI the prulilic yield uf
the yinr cannot he surpassed by any of tho most
improved Seedlings NOW offered to the public.
Price. 5000 per package Of 100 plun!s. Send on
your orders. 1t will prove good investment.
S. L. BOWERS.
Hamburg April Is If 14
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-04-13
State Of South Carolina,

EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
~ ORDINARY.
DY W. F. DuRIsoE, Esq, Ordinary of Edge.
Id field District.
Whereas, Fred Mcdaniel has applied to me for
Letters of Administration, on all md singular the
goods and ehattcs, rights and credits of Levi
Mcdaniel, late of the District aforesaid, deceased.
These nro, therefore, to cite and admonish MI
and singular, the kindred and creditors Of the said
deceased, to he and appear before me, ut cur next
0nlinary'a Court for the said District to be hollan
at Edgefell Court House, on the 18th duy of
April inst, to chow cause, if any, Why the saii
administration should not be granted
Given under my hand and seal, this fourth
day of April, in the year of our Lord one thous-
anieight hundred and fifty -ninc and in the eighty
third year Of American Independence.
". +. DURISOE, o.Ep.
April %, 2tc 13
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-04-13

NOTICE. Having removed our Stock Of
~ GOODS to the Room next lour to j. B. Sui
lirnn 4 Co., We now offer them ut greatly reduced
prices, without regard to colt.
Our friends who have not yet closed their open
accounts with us. will save US much trouble. and
perhaps themselves some expense, by doing 80 ut
once. BLAND 4 DUTLER.
April II, 1850 If IA
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NEW ORLEANS, April {

Co'ton.-sales of cotton to-day $4,000 bules
Middling liz @ l2c. Sales for the week II, 500
bales; receipts for tho week 81 900 baes against
$4,000 last yoar. Receipts at all ports ahead of
lust year f7l,6oo baloa. Stock 374,500 bales,
against 200 bales last year. Cotton to Lirsr.
poo! ID.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-04-13

Sales of Cotton to-day 1000 bslrs The market
WAS firm. Flour declining, with sales of $500 bar
rels; Southern ut SIS 20 Gu Sc 50. Wheat dvclin-
ing, with sales Of IS, 900 bushels Western red Mt
81 40 "a 81 Is. Corn heavy with snles of IL, 900
bushels; yellow 73 (9 So cents. Spirits of Tur-
pentine dull, at So G9 521 cents per gallon. Nosn
firm, at 81 79l per $40 pounds. Rice quiet.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-04-13
FIRST CL SIS
PIANO FORTES.
SssaVX7E arc prepared to furnish Piano
WfSVV Fortcs from tie following Cole


JACOB ClIICKERING, Boston.
IIALLET. DAVIES & CO., Boston.
4. W. LADD 4 CO., :"
NUNS Il CLARK, New York.
BENNETT & CO., q
And of other New York Makers. We furnish In
srumcnts exclusively to ORDER; and ny we pay
no Store rent, 10 Clerk hire, no City taxes, We
;lb. to supply any kind of Instruments, from tho
Jew. Harp to the Church Organ,
Q III T. "a r ER
Than any Retail lI"ure South of New York, not
excepting Charleston and Augusta.
ND> Orders addressed to Us st Augusta, or
Rome Ga, will meet with prompt attention.
A. A. CLARK & son.
G- p. Shave had twenty years experience
in the art of TUNING and REPAIRING Plan
OS, and can cnnscientiously recommend the In
strulnents of the above makers NJ bcing ut least
equal To any manufactured in the Cnitc,l States.
At all events, challenge any person who wants a
PIANO to try one Of them six months.
A. A. CLARK.
Augusta, April 4, 1859 If l3
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CHATTANOOGA. Anril 7,


Bacon-Stocks fair-saes of country cured from
the banks ut VI @g % contr, hug round. Sales Of
city curod at lUc.
Lar1-Sales ! ccnts-supply light.
Fiour.-Light stock-would command So if to
be had.
Wheat.-sales at 81 IS g. 81 30, racks included
and delivered in depot-Aacniser.
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COMMERCIAL.
AliEIiCTA Anr;

AUGUSTA, April s.
GOtion.--Sales to-day, so far as reported to us,
we're 574 bales, principally ut prices ranging trom
liz to l2ic. lIuldvr. nro very firm.
The receipts were j32 bales.
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CHARLESTON, April s
NEW YORK Anril 6

Cotton.-Snlos Of cotton to-day 1900 bales, the
bulk Of which were sold After tho reception Of tho
Csnadas ncms. The market closed dropping.
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Headquarters,

Hamburg, April 13
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A SPLENDID BARGAIN >. Tue Sul,scri-
IA bor offers for sale an entirely new IRON
SAFE, with Halls power proof lock-shiped by
mistake. 1t will be sold for cash, at Now York
cost, and warranted. Size small.
S. E. BOWERS, Agt
Hamburg, March l6. 1859 Il 10
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HI H.. :. c.. April lst 1859. Persons calling
for Letters on this list will please sny "hey are
A, Il
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-12-28

THE Preachers DIsAppoINTMENT.- -
Mr. Neale relates a story of ian eminent
living prelate, who with the creates
good humor is accustomed to narrate the
incident himself as warning to his
clergy to speak plainly. While he was
still serving curacy he was anxious to
try his hand at extempore preaching, and
accordingly took forhis text "The fool hath
said in his heart there is no God" On
this sub ject he dwelt, much to his salts,
faction, for the usual time: he proved
from the works of creation, from the con-
struction of our bodies, and from the
other and usual topics, that there must be
a creative power, and that creative power
must be God. He came down from the
pulpit with the comfortable conviction
that he had not done so badly after all
Happening to walk home with a farmer
who had attended the service, he was
anxious to learn what impression he had
produced, and accordingly made some
observation which led to the point he
wished to introduce "a very capital
sermon you gave us, Mr. b." remarked
his companion, "but somehow ] can't
help thinking there be a God, for all you
say. y."-Universal Review.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-12-28

DELETERIoUs EFFECT OF CHEWING GUN.
The habit of chewing gum is like applying
small air pumps to the basis of the teeth.
When the gum is separated from the tooth
it forms vacuum between itself and the
tooth, and the consequences is violent
strain on the dental nerves. The bad
results may not show themselves immedi.
ately, but the boy or girl who INDUCES in
the habit may calculate on having rotten
teeth when in the prime of life. Nor is
this all The habit, like tobacco chewing,
induces an unnatural flow of the humors
toward the mouth, where it must be elected
as saliva. This is bad enough, when it
can be elected; but when, from sickness
Or other cause, the habit must be discOn.
tinued, the result may be, and no doubt
has been, fatal i
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-12-28

The DANGEROUS PART OF THE Day
"No young man from home" says
George Hillard, "friendless and forlorn, in
great city, the hours of peril are those
between sunset and bedtime for the
moon and stars see more evil in single
hour, than the sun in his whole day s
circuit The poets visions Of evening are
composed of tender and soothing images.
1t brings the wanderer to his home, the
child to its mother arms, the OK to his
stall, and the weary laborer to his rest.
But the gentle-hearted youth, who is
thrown upon the rocks Of a pitiless city,
and Stands homeless amid a thousand
homes" the approach of evening brings
with it an aching scene of loneliness and
desolation, which comes down on the
spirit like darkness upon the earth. In
this mood, his best impulses become a
snare to him, and he is led astray because
he is social, affectionate, sympathetic, and
warm hearted. If there be q young man
thus circumstanced, within the sound of
my voice, let me say to him that books are
the friends of the friendless, and that a
library is the home of the homeless"
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No INrEROoURsE WITH THAT CoUsraY.

NO INTERCOURSE WITH THAT COUNTRY. -
A gentleman, on a visit to Washington,
zone day, very coolly opened the door oil
the Senate Chamber, was about to pass in,
when the door keeper asked: "Are you a
privilege memberY "What do you mean
by thaty asked the stranger. The reply
was "A governor, an ex-member Of Con-
gress, or a foreign minister " The stranger
replied that he was minister. From
what court or country asked the, official.
Very grayely pointing up, the stranger
replied, ssfrom Heaven, sir. To this the
door keeper waggishly replied, "this
governhentatpresent holds no intercourse
with that foreign power . nT LL-an
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-12-28

REMOVAL.-E. aOSMOND, M. D.,
ssSs Dentist has removed to 272.vine-street. mar
"''S~'Atopposas0 sno oas OWoe. ncH Dla