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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-10-05
366 Acres

0OO ACEt5,
More or less, adjoining lands of DR.. W. S. Mob
ey, Henry Hill, John Dledsos and others.
The above Lands will be sold on a credit of one
and two years. Purchasers will be required to
give bonds in two equal instalments, bearing in
terest after the first year. satisfactorily occurred
LOD HILL,
II. G. HILL. NN oi'
nct
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Land for Sale,
Look here, Wagon Makers.

VEY!lE subscriber wishing to discontinue the
IL Wagon making bu mess vt Duntousville,
offers for Suo his TRACT OF LAND containing
FIFrEEN ACRES, on which is n comfortable
dwelling containing FIVE rooms. Alsn, p Wagon
Shop on the same place, with other out buildings.
1t il undoubtedly the best stand for the wagon
muking business in tho District, Edgefeld Village
not excepted. Come quick if you want bargain.
I will sell OH credit Of one and two yeurs if de-
sired. JOHN M. WHITE.
Oct 5 3tS ~.
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DENTISTRY.

nRJB COURTNEY will prompt 60,
LILY perform all work in the line iIfFasS
uf Dentistry that may be entrusted oIQYY'
to him. lie will take pleasure in waiting on thos'
desiring his services ut their residence if they vii
notify him through the Office at Edgefeld c. II
He will be ut the Villuge Sale days and Cnnr
weeks. Oct. 3rd ly 81
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EDGERIELD FEMALE INSTITUTE /!

FNH1S School will commence sgain Oh Monday
Il the 18th of September, under the manage
mont of the undersigned as PRINCIPAL aud
PROPRIETOR.
His purpose, if literally sustained by the COM
munity, is to enlarge and beauiiry the present
buildings furnishing them with everything re-
quisite,-to employ full and efficient corps of
Teachers, and thus to establish PERMANENT
SCHOOL that shall furnish to young ladies tho
best educational facilities 1t will open with FOUR
TEACHERS, and others will be employed as soon
as the number Of Pupil, shall justify.
The Scholastic year will be divided as hereto
fore, into two Sessions Of twenty weeks each tho
first to ci"Sc on Friday, the 10th Of February the
second to commence on the foUowiaq Monday,
and close the last day of Juno.
The school will be divided for the present, into
Mrse Departments, PRIMARY, ACADEMIC and COL
LEcIATE. Fer studies under each, SEQ Circular.
Terms per Session Of Twenty Weeks,
Payable by cash or note, one half in adeance, and
the other at the middle Of each Sessiou.
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State of South Carolina,

TyEACIIERs' NOTICE..Thcrc will bo an
il : election held mt the ,wner Orphan Institute
on the first Thursday in November fur q TEACH
Err to t,ko charge Of said school for the ensuing
year. commencing January lst 1850.
The Commissioners would give notice that there
are several vacancies among the Scholars which
thvy will be pleased to havo filed For particu-
lars address The undersigned at Beech Island.
H. Il. COOK,
THOS W. WHATLEY, Comrs
THOS ]. DAVIES,
Beech Island, Oct. lst 1859. It 80
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One Grand Prize Of $4,000,
APPROXIMATION PRIZES,
5,4s5 Prizes amounting sto..............S32O,o 1000
WHOLE TICKETS $40; HALVES SIS: QUAR- s21

CERTIFICATES OF PACKAGES will be sold az m.
following rates, which is the risk:
Certificate ul Package of 10 Whole Tickets soo
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WOOD, EDDY & CO.'S.
10 TIT e R Z ES ]!
(BY STATE AUTHORITY.)

vHy!IE following Magnificent Schemes will
IL be drawn by WOOD, EDDY 4 CO., Mans.
scrs. in public, under the Supcrint, rtlsnce os
Sworn Commissioners, in October, 1853.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-05-17

Sdleuppner, UOlstad ; anna ReinbclD, @uac
roba ; Wartea Hoemer, l1tsntorn; 2Ouile unb
Nabel Sunf, SteinbaA ; 8altb SiB II. SAM,
91oBbaroorf Bernard Nrnolo unO Sob Diel,
@eloern Clemens u. Gareliue WlibDenOorf,
DlntlaSe ; 6rierrit SdmiOt n. SAM, NlacOns
fin aOolpb Stabl uno Dina 8cefer, Damme ;
Gernbar0 6au8felo, 0Oeroen Nuout Bidder
uno Setnrid 0elnig, 8clta9e Dtartin Sbl,
Nltaenau !; Sob Otbeper, NeidenfelS. - 3u-
Iarlmen 113 BaIfaaiere.
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Magical Pain Extractor.

WdSICdI L 9TH LAIIdCGUI*
stismaIs 1T ete @ntsefana fu Der Material 0ttbtstn gee
na4t wgteen, rGburh Der S9ner3 70 10 deI eefiGt ntrp
lnS NO Ggetle In aarter @ntSins1ns r. RAID In loren naia t.
LTD n 3ufanb 5urRGaebradt U5er gDHn0en unb @eibDtirs is
g%DlfOntnien ssbetIt perben unb babti feIne NGrsen cher fsGs
ftetn S9aoea, saraGeeIadem, ais barG DaGep's ntaeif8eS
S@merS.D srti(eer.
Bet SGnitteT, g8Inbtn, 0errentungen unit Bra af5tR -
atIen, benin Rtn6er thinner unterwGrfen fnp = tit Bic gDtr.
itua8 es a@ten DalepI6tn S9n1et5.8ertttgsr INNER bte.
felbe! gDie ptl SdrnerSelt unp 2ei6ea fSnnten ntGt bar&
stefts @tittel Serttn6sit perOen. So feIbf Sac 9ebtn banaf
Ut baS0H ab, oGB Der 6Gte Dalets@rtrGct bet Der ban6 tt
Waeetes beiaaen ME ne 8s6ruGten gan,ptiete, af 3te i'd er
9sosat ltaSunetlea mir erIaabe nnV fir beren g0a6rbstt u
MTG 0etantpDrtli9 9dlte.
VEIN eau BET 8erbreRnun8en unb 8erbrI1ungsn mag ca
nrg 10 psosatene ietn, Bat teaals ben aurptrfen5 zen, nntera
s ssa Sms aaO nstlenosn etsenf@afen BON D4aeg's S&msrs
OeFleiet IN muir aNt, wenn Ste S6a@te1 efa In Gtabl gfh0.
Wsnts %ltq99tIe 1tt Der Sl8natue son 6. y. Gbtfene
bat.
@reis 25 Cts. fir bic sd adtsI.
No. Der Ae4tf Dtrb S%ertSuft BET 9 ct G. 9ane,
10S, gDef.8dIttmDreitr Si4~s
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l1eberieeiide
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

s&SzENz@ Dte iter3et&neten feben NIT BEN 66ufs
Is 5ertn 9 buarb S9Dn, SGtfs-Gbeber unb SdtfS-
Befr66ter, tn 3 + { M n tn Berbtnbur8 uHb feaen fiji Re1.
nune beFelbcn unter SDrtbeiIbaften Sebtusuneen UNI u BEN
niebrt 8f N Bremtr S6ben af etn Sabr Ilttot
9 a a9 ID I { aus unb awar fur &diIte, Stetrn"e unb
8ntfhenbed NIT r { el m Get8en YadetfGtffen n
Bremen mad alien 9Gfen Der W%eretnteten Stdaten, beIpn.
berS aber mad y Baltimore Der QDe9 lbtr Bremen III fir
Dentfhe auertannt btr DUrtbetltaftelf , Mnb ba TN NiGtbe.
nibunasfale bes S@etnes benz ttefeen AuSSa9ler bas 81 els
ael d ert bletbt, IL e~mpfeb!en ptr Denientsen, uel6e 6reun.
Be mnb Werwanbte BON DeutfGlanb berlber tcmmen Idfen
molten, unlere 0ermtttelunS burG Ubtses 5aus %ergebeuf. -
6e8etf@tffe Serlafen Bremen am 1. un6 Is. ieb.n
WDnGtS etaa
- @nbenIO i5nneh Bet unsYaHassfaeine tehtr GIaFe unite RE.
leaun9 Der phase fur bic neue un6 Erd&tSpI efn.
6ert1teten Oampff9tffe bttS q . rb beutfG d. N
Ntp9b ab NemsyDrt mad grentn, ais aud
1b Bremen Wepsgprt
III ben g 4 & { n Der gUrnpd9nte Qtebe n1bere' Nn,ctosl inter
eletGen Be6tnsunsen fur Nednune Der SIS. a fInTs
Reuteen unb d et@ cit, M8enten Der SdtFe in 81 M.
gprt, eatseseHesnOmmsa usrbtn, unb ba man init SEED.
6te(en S0tHen ben @OrJus ssben tann, unb bnrdb Gno aorrsst
bet nnt q E NIB SSr BetrI8ereisn burd New.gDrfe
BURNER 8eF&srt enb, 70 e~mpfetIen wtr aud btsrtm BEN
Yublttum unfere 8ermtttlun6.
Die M6fabrtstdee Der Satfe ltnb tde fDtat, ca
D. SremeHi y Wews@nrtt e
l9. Wtars. fl9. WGri
10. MprH 2. Aprti,
3O MtrtI, &at eg 1923 10. Mprtt,
a. Wtat IA. Meat,
Hs-s IL. SUM, t28 ,Neaf,
G0eBeu nGberer Nustuntt penbe man f& an
Bed uub 9 a&uaann
Smith ire Bo. H1S 10. NpnbG rbfr HGIttnaprt
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DR.. Q.uponts aploene YiIen.

aub eines Ser s eHen unb erfOleretGdem Mr3netmtttI fur Geous
snirantbeltea. sic inO mad benz Nesept sinss %SssaRuntsa ans
nm asr 4 mile scn refpe tablenperlCnen beFnben flo In an.
ben Der eSsissHnSteansr;; ! st s.a,aat, bur sas$ sI St eanss HaiSn Sci
aasM G%.0T hst ssstb. 5ancs, so. 4G8 8aItimsrsar. unS enc
h. "S g.. ode BON GbarIts- unb prattfr.
:" Dtsis yiatn wsrben ssesa Glnltnsans. ben 81 an
Wo,ntsn. an Ste @tRtQer nit Der NpA ~Serlnnht.
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$50 NaGriht .a EsssssssaRgsgg
44aEk fir NeiienDe. -
We6iel tn Der MbfaDrtsSeit anf Der

NNe(DJGI III UI WpTHDI%p8EI uIT OEr
WaibingtOn Sweigbabu. svie
Nn uub mad DOnmsrfas ben II. Mpril, Hnb bts Itfatrts>
Runbsn we fpl8t:
=" gum 8 aIttmp te t6sIt& UNI a 20 unb z as MOrsens auS
5 80 Na&mtttagS, aus9enpnmen SDnntag6; GpnMtaes I'M
4,2O WiOretnG.
0on g a BIN st0n itben Gag UNI 4.4O unb $50 @Ors
gems ub 3 unp 6.15 Ma9mtttdgs, auSs enpmmenS pnntaes
SDuntaaS UNI 8 ubr NaGmttta9S. a - d
Ser erie unb brit E Bus BON BalttmUre unb Dofbta8tOa
ndprIis SmncttOn. as&}
Bur 8eausmlt8fstt fur Yerienea, wsIae aber WG&t tn
Baltimore Dbet Wafhtn9tpn 81 bIst5en munfhen werbtn Btl.
lette aasseeeben, wel4e fir BITE gtaamtttasssase sur 9tnreife
nn6 tlt pie n69fea NOrsenjags (Ir tetcur) glltts fnp.
SslOa ssr pm. aaS 8Ssaa.a tasss Ssr0sR tas sts Sanaltae
Mt0ntag WOr9snauge 0ussegeben.
GbenfU perben Nunb.2tdetS r~ert6nft fur bic Mlrraemalat
v. gut anr RGdrtlt NIT ben Iaantttnes3a8ea we 0erDbnli9
! Ap2o,4r ; gmyr,ss%s Gransprrtmetfer
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@8@ Baltimore S4ueen8eIeII.
6a t - 6ente, D~ientta8 miro Die 8als
timcre SGaBenseieai4aft. loren neu uno lGSn
ber9eridtsten SAasengarten feltlIa einpeiben.
So @u9en S90ntnB'8 aus9eseid
nsten S@wtetI9 glitter, subsrsitet aus G6taariups
Dsspepiie, nnpsrbau!i&tett, 5erpsnfapdae, afb MIA, gterpt J..
t~rantbetten unb alien aus etncm In unOrbnnng e~eratbeneu
d 4Sen entfcheaoen &rantbetten, til III 30 Gents 6te Ild[h u,
pertiufsn IN Der Office 2Be6er5.
a Or. Swabnes 3ulaunmen9elebte
gBtlDftr IAen.S srpp gelt pOrtreflt6 bartnddt9en 9Mhen, @r
tdLuu8en, 8lutlpeteu, &uttrGbrenentjinbune, 2eberbeIbper.
cen, 1tBeln unS A~uffeissH in Der Rebe, RIrsatbm steit umt
%9ttd9Atsa, fppts que araat9titsn Oes Satiea unO Der Sebis
aatert eas But. SIN Srpb nnO &leiapsriaaf su Gabtu in
OR . ffct peS .Sefsr al al per yItf5e
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-05-17

WeGDIeI
ut aue Q~anrtplaRe Deutldlanos fcwie auf
Bari8 unb Nmlteroam
asu Eetrdeen unb St6ttn tets su 9aben BEL
Gsebtiber B6tinacr ~ Gsrntdn Gtr. 6fdirs.
@intaOun9 CUR Snbicrtption auf Die
SeetU=9JOrfer Gritni mal=3eitmna.
Mttt ma otter Aurunter t~estnnt Der a6te 9aprsons Der
6 rtmtnal.3ettuR &uber Ter 8~Ortfesuns bes NS-
mans; ,Gns BERN :GtntB bs YebIarSn wtrb nit bfeSer gfum.
mer stne neue Ort8tnaI>NU,cl beginner, wel@e unter SIt
Ittcl: aDts Staten Der Irm utb" 6Gs Qeten Der nte6ern
BGIfSfld6tn Ncm. gpriS beleI1tet.
Die Yr1mis su Gem 8. 8anb ntrb fttn:
Die 0eloen Der Gepclnttou
GafbtnstDn, SAIL. Steuben, VuIawstt
RpSctHStU, 4dfaHette MIbIeubera
Sdbritbsr Abpmnem ~sutsprsts $3.50 i'm 8sraus aabibar,
3 &saaelne gtuntnern 2 Cts.
Gin pbptogra btfGer Abbrud Der Wr1tu.e fam beim ltnttr.
;tttreten tn Musfuf6ein 9eR0mnten perben.
M3l9.S Do. 81. g d m So. So 81. @oSfr.
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8emerfenStpertbelte Ruren.
@seat Sans, NU. 81 9. Sbarparr wurpe ppn Ttuodsu o..
FGte, 9~lerUStt6t unb nnner6auldtett aetslt
QDm. &. 9itmnnp, @sa., Nu. 178 on S~apettefr., II ,bs -
S@wG6e bee 9anJen Spfents aereHt; M
@bineas S. 8ea&am rOn Nen'gprf, ga, wurbe BON .7tSb.
rtstr DpSperfe aeGeilt; "T
asV. sgas. Dunn, NiS. 80 e'Witr.. BON g~erRUpfuna ub ex.
tremer SdtrG@e;l -
8rtna gerragl pUn @ni9Deaun8 bes 8aa@se nab Der GIte
Der, Na&tl&wftB unb 3afen y 80 4I& "
s. @ gtntun, SeabfOr6, pa. van es5ert:anfteit ii. f6r.A
tenn Biute; foE 7 ""V
I. S. Gilbert, gp Is Sab g%aeatr., Baltimore. usn O;s
pepia, &sberbA9werben IN hwinbel;
E Die 5rau SDn s. y. Bt co, 80. as R9fRraEe tcn O;ah..a.
unb nSrDSfer @6nGhes .5 rT"A
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Ieiaea ala SoeiIntiffeL.

W;a.9. VItman'S dGte Ssnna. 8etssn fSnnen Orra
pnblitur ale baS Bette 0itttcl 8esen @eraOpfuns, %netpUfts
nnsei9nens entfanbensn Rrant6eiten ~smpfObltn wsrOsR.
Nusf0ltebt@ ~prGpartrt Spn I'm, 5. Gilman, @benif.
2DafbingtUn nnb ~ BADEN tn Baltimore fur % @ts. PER
SdaGtel bet
Ott4ss Setb g. 6GMte, SO. 1913 EaItinprths
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NferNeIe Mran[helten.

OEWBWVB VVFtNHFV VIEWYWVFtE tEtUHHUTITWRF S0IbRe
ST aat .bf er Baltimore, 90. MGra 1854.
& 6rn. 6. Sance. - 60 ecrei6t Mir gum 8r56ten @crenIa.n
unetn 8eu9nib ben pielen anberen 3u @unfen Der @efunbbeftS
Gtuftur Bro Or. Gbaltnsf en3uretlens SGsn l6neere 8et
Itt t6 an NerptnlGwa6e, Wiattisfeit un6 8erruttunp Der eoR
,en Watur. SD nabm init iebent cage nebr 1b. gBSbrru
Stefsr 8ett mar t6 thinner traurts unh ~natbICs, unbb aHte' bS
Ids ibnea ab,etren wirbt, weeSeeen 10 Ssrf6te enc littel oe
asn iens RrSufbdt aebran6tL. ste RIbten dle ntdts.
SnosfdDr 8 gDSden Priet9en Ste mir, Dr. GtaImer,s @ssunS.
bef's Ttnftur Al eebrau&en. sd fDIete SIREN Wotbe' rSne
cIanten. Dertet sic f& nun rnein @ttauasn, cIs ids f anS
Sa6 f6 ntetn Mppettt fbsn mad Der Spsttea DDRs SerrteErte
Rdrfer unb trdfttser stpcreen mar. SO faDIe pt@ nun SSlfa
%tsrssfeat, efe NIT eatsia Asgettt, nebme isben Gag gu nnb bin
Or. @balmt IS bat t~ptriltd GGunber Bet mir eemtrtt, ntein.
5aatfarbeti frtl& mnb liar, unb tH BIN we nu ssHDrsn: SO
@rabe. ~. s, u M m $40. 168 S1petteRr,
prstss; OOSer aIal4e, 3 8Iaf&sn $3.50, sts babies Dussn
8asa Ssrtaufs bel Seth g. 6nnss. 30. lOS U0IttntsrsR
Baltimore, Mb. Stt4.S
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Naffaeterlifte
oe8 8remer S4iffes v@uitaD", @apitain
6. g. @croes. =
Grfe &aIte.
@ultap Siermann, aus Grrleben.

@rfe Gaite.
9ultap Stermann, aus Grrleben.
3weite iii tie.
91einbolo 0uuutel, SberrtBoOrf ST @ei9e.
Serrbeim /; gtlcolau8 uno Wearsaretb SCHUBERT,
8apferbers ; Dtlrs 9ei6OlO, @ltmann &unis
auo Wary D%einier, 2au9enbruf Trun5 1offs
mann, 5aa9 @eOrs Still, 5erolSmible ; ga.
tbariue SarimbS, nnterl6altenbad @eors u.
Auna 9Ofinasel, NOtbbar @eOrs Seartel,
SberiApltenbah; OiarS S9ennel, 2an9enbrud;
@eOr8 @esel, WselInnsen +; @Aarbt unp Glile
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6ilobunSbauien; @erbarot unD 9ilette 8ilIer'
mann, Weinlter @eorS uuo Marg 3reuIel,
@tdi6 /; 8urbara 9teser, @raBSieSenfelo @'eo
Bopp, @bicaso ; Wtib uno @briltine Dieortd,
6aiiexoUe QSllb 8efer, Werniserope, 0eiur
@de, Salerroe.
mthenoed. s
Aapreas Yfuf, Welningen ; 4Dplpb Mbredt
neb(t 5aul., Cincinnati Scbann Que, 0iieBel'
baa ; 6riepri9 unD 5clepb Befmanu, Iteuen.
tirhen; Wtarg. Bartb, BaOenpOrf; 3 Seel'
mann n. Sam, @repeabduslins ; lus Sleeper
nebf Ba,u., 9tpiteOt; Caroline 6rauenl4nb,
I&rummbad /; Wtartin Sff, Quedbpru /; 9Cbann
9einiein, &irnfelD @eOr8 8idel, SurSuell'
io4 4; Wias alderman, Gltmanu /; SObann Se>
meber, Baltimore !; Sobann 2atteier n SAM,
Yrdad; Garbarn Sod, WardelbaG ; geOrs
SOFTER, sOrOerusereutb /; We0rs u. WaaOalene
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9as bette mnS erG6ts inuftrirte
Deutfbe Tamilienblatt.
Sranf qesiie's So afrirte 3eituna
Srant Qesttt's SCufrtrie 3ettuns
5rant 4esltt's Saufrtrte 3ettuns
5rant 9eslte's Slpfrirte 3ettuug
Drant Eeslte'3 Slufrirte 3etiunS
1rant eeslte's SQuftrtrte 8ettung
Grant QeSIte'S ,Jluffrirte 3ettuna
Kranf QeSItsS Suufrtrte Bettuns
Grans Hegltss S1ultrtrte Bsttuna
cr.~uE OoSf;os9 0O,.G. \

cr(deint isben @itttwp@ In Step. gerf unD fsftt 81 Cents Ste
efn,eIng Summer, $500 tdbrIt i tn VVrausbeanblune
Gle TT ras sr6b't taufrirte 9SR&eMblatt, reldes in beut.
faer GYra&e in ben 8eretnt8ten Staaten erf6etnt, ent6Slt
~prabtprae SlufrattCnen Der bs6eutenbtsn Eaaesereisutls
dusae,ethnete @rjGbtunge1, NRSeQen, Mnetbpten ub NfDbe.
bert&te. 4les, mas fur unftre %eanbsleuts MUIR trgenb BON
Sntereff, tn ptrb BITE Sanartrte 9e.tuns in s~ep6bitsr Spra6e
benz Seer e~rSdblen, unb la ie fG BON polttfiGen unS reltatS.
fen s5rasea fern Rdlt, fplts tie tn ieber 5anttlts .~seRaItsm
wer5en.
,5tGnt Qeslte's SGufrtrts 3situne" 1T auf Sns tefe pa
pier eeSruGt, Ii Seten fart uab ie6er Satrgdug btrIelten,
rel6en Gttei unb SnbaIts>0er5ethntB ~bei8e9eben wtr6, btI.
bet einen 8anb, Der raetr 9efefCf snttdlt, aIs trsenb Elm Con.
UerfatipnSlsritDn. Se TT untefsttten bas bette, biatsfe. am
metfen %belebreHbe un6 unterbaltenbe QDphenbIatt, meI@eS tn
ben Uertint8ten StaGten eri9etnt.
,5rant 3esle's SauRrirte 8ettune" ta Bel alen 8~eitunes.
nsenten gu baben pber aus Der Office, gp. 10 ranffOrtfrase,
aesen Gin Itnbunl bes 8etrl9es, Su beyteten.
Q4t{ S~erfenben etn @remplar fur $500
3re Ct GremP ARE fur $500
tt1Ha9.EUbret n60a $500
Tranf 2e8lte,
NAt3,1Ht IS GraatfOrtfrnse. NewsgOrf.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-09-10
Ann,fs4 fairs.u<
; Fair, Gbirago, Sept. u to TO-

United States Fair, Ebirago, Sept. 10 to 10.
80 STATE FAIRS. Fqfu Sc
Iudiasa, at New Albany, Sept. 20 To Oct. L.
Ohio, at GAINESVILLE, Sept. 20 to 23
kentucky, at Lexington, Sept. l3 to l1.- 3
Illinois, at Frerport, Sept. to ..
Michigan. at Detroit, Or. A Ia 6. -
Iowa, at Oskaloosa, Sept 81 to 30. .s..rrag
/ New York, at Albany, Oct. To Z. -.
! California, at Sacramento, Sept. q TO Oct. 2.
I Vermont, nj Burlington, Sept ID to l6.
! Maine. at Augusta, Sept. i3 to IL.
! Mary hand, nj Frederick city, Sept % TO %
WISCONSIN. at Milwaukee, Sept. 20 To 30.
AlabaIna, at Montgomery, Nov. Is 10 IS. ~
Canada Nest. at Kingston, Sept. % to 80
Georgia, at \ tlanta, Oct. "A To .S :. ~.
Missouri, at ~. Louis, Sept. 26 TO Oct l.
New Hampshire. NJ Dover, Oct. 3 to T.
New Jersey, at Elizabeth, Sept q to 80. =
| Penns ylvauia, at Phil, Sept. 81 to 30.
Tennessee, at Nashville, Oct tot.
Western Va, at wheeling, Sept l3 To 10. 5.
Nebraska, at Nebraska City, Sept. Fl 10 %.
COUNTY FAIRS.
Marion, at Indianapolis, Sept. l9 to "A. y.
Sullivan, at Carlisle, Sept. Ia to 10
Huntington, at Huntington. 49,
Parke and Vermillion, at Montezuna, Sept.
ID to 10. ~ 81 .r- 30 tffa 81.
Putnam, Parke and Montgomery, at RGssei-
vile, Aug. 80 TO Sept. 2. .,, Ell
Boone, at Lebanon, Oct. ID to Is. =
Fulton, at Rochester, Oct Ia tol5 ~
Whitley, at Columbus City, Oct Ia To Is
Washington, at Salem, Sept. 10 to l6.
Marshall, at Plymouth, Oct. IL to IA.
Hamilton, at Noblesville, --4t sl.
Putnam, at Greencastle, Sept. . too.
Dearborn, at Lawrenceburgh, Sept. 20 to %.
Henry, at New Castle, Sept. Ia to IL. ss.s-.
Wabash, at Wabash. Oct. . to9. @
Hendricks, at Danyille, Sept. l3 to 10.
Wells, at Button, Oct. to s. ~ -..s--
Rush, at Rushville, Sept. Is To l6. ~
Fayette, at Connersville, Sept. 6 to o. -.
Shelby, at Shelbyville, Sept. to 10. 81
Rush, Henry and Hancock, a! X nightstown,
Aug. 81 10 Sept. 2.
Decatur, at Greensburg, Sept. IL to lG.
Spencer, at RockporI Sept 20 to %. 80.
Pulaski, al Winnenac, Oct. %, 10 20. -
Posey, at New Harmony, Oct. 25tO q.
Johnson, at Franklin, Sept 81 toJa4.ia 60
DeKalb, ut Auburn, Oct. To -. -
Lawrence. at Bedford, Sept. TO g.. ~.
Miami, at Peru, Oci. 3 To 3. --lsf t-1.-.ft
!. Hancock, at Greenfield, Sept u to %.
Warrick, III Boonyille, Oct. tos. .
Morgan, at Mariinsville. Oct. ips !
Jefferson, ut North Madison. Sept 20 To %.
Tippecanoe, at lafayette, Sept. 20io %.
Laport-, at LaporIr. oet. ! To q.
Ohio aud Switzerland, a Enterprise, Sept
20 TO 23. -- -
Fountain aud Warren, at Attiea, Sept IA
to l6 -1 p
bartholomew, at Columbus, Oct. 5 to 8.
Porter at Valparaiso, Oct. A to o = g-CET
Southwestern Indiana Dist. Fair, at Evans
Vile, Oct. 5 to Z. t..srI
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NEW YoRK Sent O.


The Washington correspondent of the
Tribune says the case of VIM. Cook, post
master of Chicago, has not been yet passed
upon, though the Presidents disposition 10
favor him is alleged by numerous partizans.
Cook attributes whatever of wrong has &C.
Cured in his Office to persons thrust upon
him by the Department. whom he says he
shall Gust on his return, let the consequences
be what they may. He says that he does not
steal himself, nor do his associates.
Peter Washington has arrived here after
several months absence in the North and
NORTHEAST, which he has spent in urging
the claims of Mr.. Guthrie for the Presidcn-
cy. Ii is assumed that Mr.. Breckenridge is
not to Ice a competitor in Kentucky il the
Senatorship is freely accorded TO him.
The Washington correspondent OF the
Herald says the Northwestern difficulty
will doubtless become n matter for negotia.
tioh between the government of Great Brit
ain aud that of the United States as tue
treaty settling the boundary has no proyis-
ion for u settlement in such case as las
arisen. s..l-... ... -#..--.- ts er--t
The State Department had this matter
under consideration, aud General Harvey
will receive instructions to act with great
caution until the governments have CON-
pared views upon the subject. .a. b. ..
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Primes IL SLAvERY.-A correspondent
OF the New Orleans Ticayane says that the
baptism had just occurred in chat city of no
less parsonage than that of the SON of the
Chief or King of the Loango Congo district
of Africa, who came passenger to Cuba in
1857 upon SLAYER, aud fell into the hands
OF the Government as an ordinary Bozal.
After two years of official examination and
Investigation, here and upon the coast of
Africa, he has been identified as the royal
parsonage son of Congo's great King, long
familiar with Cuban traders, and was Chris
tanned at his own request He talks in
Spanish, Portuguese and French, and as soon
as he has been thoroughly imbued with the
tenets of his new faith, he will be sent
to Spain and thence restored to his anxious
father. He requested Col. Felepe Avango
in charge of the Emancipado Depot, TO stand
as sponsor for him before the altar, which
request he complied with, in the presence Of
a crowd attracted blythe royal novelty. The
bearing and department of the yong christian
distinguish him from all others sof his COM
plexion ~ ..o@ --.-. - "a ---
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news BY TELEGRAPH,
NEW YoRK. Sent. 9-M

-.I NEW iohhr ccpt. ~.
The bark J. ". Page from Mourovis, Libe-
ria on the 3lSt of July. furnishes very in
tereSting news and late papers from the
western coast of Africa. -'-
Il The SMALL ox prevailed in Monrovia and
q large public health meeting had been
held in order To devise measures to arrest its
progress.
.rs The Quaii a new war steamer, presented
by the English government To the Republic
had arrived from Plymouth, and the jour
mails are loud in t1eir proteStations OF grail
tube To Queen Victoria and Lord Palmers-
ton contrasting their liberality with the
policy OF the United States towards their
country very untavoiably to ourselves
President Benson immediately went on a
visit Ia the chiefs, to the leeward in the
Qaca. Independence day was celebrated
with great eclat. -vff =. 3
- The two military companies OF Monrovia
are turning out in good style TO hear, with
other citizens, fine Grafton. .-.J r-13 3D.
The English cruisers We're taking slow
prizes on the coast
A number of vessels from the United
States had arrived at Monrovia with good
cargoes, consisting in part of iron, sugar
mills, a, lot of bibles, and number of set
tiers from our Northern and Southern
States ---
Several native students had distinguished
themselves at the late High School eXami-
nations.
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h6F Our Mississinni Yallsy is destnsd to

b@- Our Mississippi Valley is destined to
bccou'e tue garden Of the world, but a. dead
weight ON its population is tue miasm which
iengenders bilious diseases all over it,
Could an absolute antidote be found TO the
malaria which exhale from its marshes, it is
impossible to oyerestimate the consequences
10 our prosperity. We congratulate our
fellow-eitiLens aud fellow sufferers around
us, on the announcement, important If true,
that DIR. J.C. Aver, the celebrated medico-
Chemist Of the East, has discovered just
such an antidote--his 9. Ayae Cure" which
Is supplied AT price that can exclude no
one from its benefits, and that it is said to
cure Fever and Ague and kindred diseases
to moral certainty.-Fdnaly Visitor, Mem
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