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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-19
Drugs, Medicines, Paints and OILS.

Drugs, Medicines, Paints and Oils.
.nRUGS-A COMPLETE ASSORT-
~ MENr ut very low prices 10 tie wholesale tridU.
STRONG & ARMSTRONG
augl2 W Suuruor -
/ .INSEED OIL-50 BBLS. G.. q.
~ GRl3WOLD'S the h,st IN the gord, II u lowest
matkoi price STRONG ARMSTRONG,
nnsli 10, Suponor u.
WHITE LEAD 10000 lbs. con
w stput.y ON hrud. Of ul tn vur,us runuhc urts.
STRONG ARMSTRONG,
nugll l'g Suneri"r 1t
b\U RIP ENT N E-lnvOice eIged
Il weekly, and selling " ~ low figures
STRONG a ARMSTRONG
onslJ 9Sup'Uor st
ZINC PAIN 10000 lbs. dry and
~ mol, ui the hest iaIty
STRONG n ARMSTRONG,
ngla u9 superior 81.
DUTTY-15000 lbs bladder and bulk
STRONG n ARMSTRONG,
nuglf loH ,uuerur st
M EAT SFOOT OLA nice, fresh
IN ar irIu sold at whoCgnlo aud rttatl by
STRONG AkMsTRON q,
nngla l9l Supcrior 81
TANNERS OIL-Bank, Shoro and
\ S,ruTht Cod Liver Oi. pt the lowest price,
STRONG a RMS IkuNG
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-19

rW- For Gas Ftrures and Fifiing-Apply
Fam Eassprfh q CO., 100 aad iOT superior street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-19
btb. W. NlGGlNhOl RAM
SARAH A HltGINBGTHANI

PRuF Woop-Dcar Sir: nv hair had lot wears,
been tcnWns lrt utuf'ly gray, accompanied hv In sl
mess which rendered the CO.. siuu' nppCmo Of Ol
strN lu dUssl IT, when comm crd usiug Hair
ResutMvc 1bnut twu months Vt that condition;
nni hav rcoutu ued use m within he hrcn last tcks
n htbturuud 10 its natural Culur AMI sumtd suncSs
ana nsie rcby 10 be preferred 10 tho produced W The
hppr hul u any other preparation hive used
feeud nsnu udlspuuSne lruce for CVciN HdirstOiet
whether 10 be- used tsu Hair Restorative tie simple
pupuso OF dressing or honu Tying the lr. Yuuhye pei
missnu u ref To mo all WIN onorlan any doubt of lis
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-19
Fol sale by GAYLORD 4 HAMMOND.
ant WILLIAM ElNkE
drrR Jaw Iy pBn Auruts tlevnl,p.


Our mile sous hOud for tune had h1 erfcctly
covered with sores, aud soma called sca'd ad Tho
mar almost tutfuy came of 90 quenCe, when ine
srcing Ia sUterngsi advise ~ To use Restorative
we dd with little hone uf surcuss hut our surrr
and that ut all friends yrry few applications rcnnrtd
the dsca.o entirely and nsW uNuTlunt crop n ha
soon slprt.d "a aud can unW ~ TINT our boy has
heu hN h'ap, ud s luNurut tr OF h1r rs n,her
child We cau thereto cuuI de- hereby 'umnchd your
Restorative, 1s UtrNuCt remedy all diseases q
So lt ul.tlt Mtt are ytltr4 fp-i, al I'm IIy
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-19
The Great Vital RegoueTaIOT,
TRHESElAAR!

PROTECTED BY ROYAL, Letters
Of The ECOLE DE PHARAlAClE DE PARIS nd IN
IMPERIAL COLLEGE % MEDICINE VIENNA.
No. l-lnvalualle for Reluxaon. Spermai orrhpa and
PHYSICAL Exhaustion, and is touic.
No - umpetey Grad Gates an traces of those diseases
that have hecu hitherto treated by the nauseous ~
cious use of copnvIu und cuhahs.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-19

tug all The impurities, nd ronus the venom OF dsra
TRIESEMAR, Nos. !, 2 aud u,e prepared u the 10 4
OF lozouHc devoid Of use SMELL aid can be- turrird
~ the wuistCOat pocket som TIN IASEs aud dlpd
into SEPARATE DosFs as ndminsnrrd by Nulpeuu Tale
man, hpuN RECORD sc SC Piece, 81 each or four eases
~ une for So Will So; ia S2l cases whereby
there IS saving OF 50 To bu had, wholps, aud trtsi
| of lr. HARROW, l8i bUtcker So, New York. Immc1
atoy nu receiving lrWitanc Dr. Harrow will ion ward
the il ES NJ u tn auy lart Of the wor, stcUfpy
ckcd aud addressed according tu the instructions o
/ writer NV
! Fol saleby GAYLORD \ &HAMMoND.
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~ j. KEELER, M d. ECLECTIC
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-09-28
G0al.

WUGl.
! w r SEEyERs; J. H. OwINGs
| TTNHE SUPERIOR HARD WHITE ASH
L COAL MOUNTAIN COAL,
Also, FREE BURNING COAL of the best Mines for sale
at the lowest market prices by
W. r. SEWERS & co,
Office, 70 Exchange Place.
! J1-3m Yard 2Ot Cathedral street.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-09-28
TaiI0rs.

MANUEL T. FORSYTH LEWIS II COLE
SNUFFS AND SMOKING T0BACCOS.
THE UNDERSIGNED,
PROPRIaE T 0RS OF
PIMIICO SNUFF MILLS AND
SMOKING TOBACCO FACTORY,
N BALTIMORE COUNTY,
Have removed their place business 70 Exchange
Place to
No 81 FAYETTE STREET, three doors west of Charles,
Where will be found stock of Manufacture of
SNUFF AND SMOKING TOBACCO OF ALL GRADES,
AND IN EVERY STYLE OF PACKAGES,
In part as follows:
SCOTCH SNUFF-l.oOse, in bbls. and kegs.
do. do In beef and calf badders, packed in bbls.
and terces.
do. do In y ID bottles: in 6, 4 and doz cases.
do do. In ind OF. papers, in bbls., u and 6
dtZ.
MACCOB0Y SNUFF-In tierces kegs, Jars bottles.
COARSE SNUFF-In terces, kegs, and jars.
STEM SNUFF-In bbs.
SMOKING TOBACCO,
Nos. ], and 3, cut and dry in bbs., pound ound
and quarerpound neatly put in gross half
gross boxes. ---
VIRGINIA SMOKING TOBACCO,
OF all grades, loose in bb also in pound, half pound and
quarter pound papers and in packages of II and dOZ
Also in 10 h. bales manufactured of Virginia and Carolina
Tobacco carefully selected by
A1- We would solicit share of your patronage.
FORSYTH L. COLE,
81 Fayette street, doors west Of Charles,
Raj
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-09-28
lants.

NANTED-A SITUATION as B0OK-KEEP-
w Err, Correspondent and General Assistant in Com
mercia House The most unqualified and satisfactory
erences be furnished to capacity industry and in
tegrty moderate salary only required note addressed
to G. c. o., Baltimore Pcstofice will meet prompt re-
Spouse. slO-u
VNTANTED.-TW OR THREE YOUNG
w MEN Gamble ACCOMM0DATEDWI WITH PLEASANT
BOARD and comfortable rooms. Apply at No 81 FRONT
STREET, opposite st. Nincent's Church. s2-tf
A YOUNG MAN, FULLY COMPETENT TO
ATAKE CHARGE OF a SET OF BOOKS, WISHES TO
PROCURE SITUATION in that capacity, with good
house. where he make himself generally useful The
most satisfactory references be given Please address
"BOOKKEEPER,n at this Office. asst
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-09-28
JAMES BOY
Real Estate AGENT. Is St. Paul !
= E0VHV'
FOR SALE.

o. FOR SALE
i,s The excellent, substantial and commodiOus Dwell.
Ila..Az LING, No. 206 North Charles street
The lot fronts on Charles street running back
$50 feet to Morton street. "
The main building sories with large three-story
back building and deep dry and cool cellar under both
All the modern convenienceS Of Wash House. Gas Water
and Furnace fixtures complete The location unsurpassed
and daily enhancing in value
The buildings of the best material most subs
a constructions having baen under the supervson
Of, and expressly a residence for the owner
This property will positively be Sold as the owner is
about moving to the West.
Enquire on the premises of BIT ELDER
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-09-28
VIM. F. FEIIh, Trustee.
w&ds GIBSON & CO Auctrrs
- SALE OF A VALUABLE ~,
aiii TRACT OF LAND AND PAPER MILL Sf&

\
The Undersigned in pursuance f a Power Of Attorney,
executed to him by the York Bank Assignee Of
from Peter B. Hoffman, of Baltimore county Saml
r. Slaymaker and Lucy A Durkee, airing date the 21d
d,y of July, 1888 and recorded in Iber G. H. c No TO-
der the provisions of the Act of Assembly Of Maryland
Of 1926, chapter 1872 entitled can Act Relating Mortgages
in the City and County of Baltimore will offer public
sale, at the Court House door, IN TOWSONTOWN, on
THURSDAY. the 9th day of October, 1889 y o'clock
THE LAND AND PREMISES mentioned and described in
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-09-28
SHARP, CARR 4 co.

o. FOR SALE OR RENT
iiI House Cough aud Caroline street, suitable for
-4AssAE 4 Grocery, Provision Dry Goods Store.
House No IL Franklin street, suitable for Produce Pro
vision or Clothing Store.
House No. 81 North Frederick street suitable for Lager
Beer Saloon or Boarding House.
Inquire of CHI MYERS & BROS,
40 NJ - Dr.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-09-14

a correspondent at San francisco sends to
the onion the following anecdote, as sillustra.
tive of the present position of the Supreme
Court in that State:
suppose You have heard the stors Of the
Judge, Auctioneer.' The members of the
Supreme Court probably have not so | will
rchearse it for their special benefit. Our hero
was Justice of the Peace in one horse town
somewhere ont West, aud as litigants were
Scarce IN his district, he combined tine duties
of Judge with those of auctioGeer. Well on
one occasion, while exercising the latter func-
ton, certain wag named W, who aten-
dpd the sale for the express purpose Of having
a little fun, kept bidding on every article par
up, and when they Were knocked down, the
bidder was not to BIZ fDuad. This began tn
be rather troublesome, ard the Judge got
rather .r;led.' at length, after considerable
watching, the Judge discovered him. had
him arrested, and fined him for contcnpt Of
court. W demonstrated against srch pro-
reed;ngS, maintaining that he could not Ie
fined, as the judy WAS not on the bench.
The Judge then mounted the stand. 'ork oti
his spectaces, and after two or three diguiticd
knocks with the hammer, to call the atien-
ion Of the crowd, he said - It's no use I'm
Judge: ard on the Or oil The bench, this
ere Courts ni'rAnS 'rortAY Of coatcmm"
W said be agreed with the Judge, and
paid his line willing y"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-09-14

LAUGHTER AND HEALrA.-Cheerfulncss is
the elixir Of life. a hearty laugh is more
potential for health and virtue than all the
potiuns Of pill-bags and the creeds Of all semi
infdcl pulpits.
Are you unwell2 Dangerously bad? Well,
do you expect that health will come to you,
and take possession of your forbid system, as
you sit communing with your blue spirits :
II YOU wish to remain comfortable and
happy through life's restless din," you must
cultivate hop=fulness in your soul. Look on
the pleasant side-not forgetting realities
fear not, only believe" How plain and
simple nature portrays how she laughs in
the tuIlncss Of joy. All being on earth, and
in tie air, unite in one voice of the purcst
praise and exultation TO Natures God. Why
desTsir2 Always with melancholy-laugh
at something, anything, and nothing; but
laugh. Put pleasant joke on your associ-
ate, and allow him to return similar one.
Laughter is panacea for ills, bodily and
mental. 1t dissipales gloom, lghtens care,
and drives pain and the blue devils off in a
hurry Try it. Laugh.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-09-14

PATIENCE OF GoD.-FIow wonderful it is |!
Think what he hears and sees, and yet though
Immediately holy, so that sin is infinitely
offensive to him and infinitely powerful, SO
that he can punish it, how be spares Take
tie oaths that are uttered. lie hears them
all, and they soar up in one horrii chorus to
tie skies. Take the cries which wrong and
outrage extort from widows, orphans and the
oppressed. He hears them all, and how, as
Abel's slaughtered corpse called frum tue
ground, must they pierce his ears and demand
vengeance TIE blond which is unjustly
shed, drawn from the veins of innocence, he
SEES it all, and it is .utiicient to make rivers.
What foul stencil reeks up from corrupt cities,
dwellings, and hearts Of depravcd humanity
Aud it all mounts to Linn. And yet he spares
keeps back the struggling tllunders. How
amazing His patience! He is God and not
man, and therefore bis compassion fails not
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-09-14

Jonx FRASER & Co., CHARLEsroS.-Th
commercial community of Georgia, as we'll
as of South Carolina, and other State=--:he
business houses ofthe Union, aud We may
say Of Europe, will be gratiGed to read the
circular of John Fraser & Co.
The house Of Johu Fraser l. Co. was and
is Que of the strong and principal pillars in
the commercial edi6ce of Charleston and
wlea the announcement was made, some
months ago, that they had supended, public
and commercial confidence iu their solvency
was merely shaken, but not lost. That house
has had too many ami tuo extensive and re.
sponsible business con:. TINS in Georgia
and particularly in Angus 8, running through
years; have been known to be rsfi,lle in all
former times and in oil matters nml when
the news Of the suspension was n,adr \ nwn,
did not believe that it WIS caused by any wa.t
of fidelity and Judgment in the heads Of the
coucern. The confidence which was freely
extended them has been fully confirmed by
their full resumption and honorable CONNER
cial Gcaling.-Arguta Consttu,ionaIist.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-09-14
selett Qoeug,
nlildlr Judge We Of Each Other.

Mildly Judge ye OF Each Other.
Mildly judge ye of each other,
Be to condemnation slow;
The very best have got their failing,
Something good the worst can show.
The brilliant sun hath spots of darkness,
On his radi mt front, they say;
And the clock that never goeth,
Speaks correctly twice day.
Do not mock your neighbcr's weakness,
When his random whims you see;
For, perhaps, he something like it,
Every day Leholds in thee.
Folly leavens ali our natures;
Suundest metals hath its flaws;
And the rigid stole scorner
Is no wiser for his saws.
Every mortal has his hobby!
It may foolish seem to you,
But remember, bright or simple,
You have got your hobby, too.
Let fellow-feeling warm you,
When you criticise friend;
Honor virtue in his actions,
In yourself his vices mend.
Think not those whom mortals honor
Are tho best the earth affords;
For no tongue of praise doth blazon
Forth the deeds which God rewards.
There are fish behind in ocean,
Good as ever from it came,
And there are men, unknown, as noble,
As the laurel'd heirs Of fame.
Mildly judge, then, of each other.
BE- to condemnation slow,
For the wiscst have their failings,
Something good the worst can show,
The sun himself hath spots Of darkness
On his radiant brow, they say;
And the clock that never goeth.
Speaks correctly twice day.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-09-14

The OMNIBUS DRIVERS MlsrAEE.-Two
Fifth Avenue ladies, says the New York Eren.
ing Post Of the Doth ult, were promenading
that fashionable street one pleasant afternoon,
not long since, when they discovered female
acquaintance passing the omnibus. Anx-
ious to attract her attention, Sfhey made
various demonstrations, and finally began to
kiss their hands to her in very energetic
manner The omnibus driver saw the mo.
tions, and thought they were intended for him.
He hesisated until the kissing was repeated,
and then, no longer doubtful, returned it with
q will to the great merrimcnt Of the spectators
and the evident disgust Of the ladies in ques-
ton, whs, went off with cloud on their brows,
90 smiling moment before.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-09-14

The Milwaukee News contains an account
OF Il sailor who, after five years cruise, return
ed TO that city. We let the News tell the bal
arce cfthc story:
: lie left a wife and two children when he
went away. and the FIRST thing on his return
was to Seek oat his family. lie foun. them
in the third ward. AMI after kissing his wife,
saw with aslonShncul that his children. like
sheep in the East. had doubled in five years,
a, in the place Of ., there were now four.
and one quite small lie looked at his wife.
tle then Looked at his babies. Then at his
wife. who stood silently by. Back and fourth
frum one to The other, full five minutes he
gaz,d, then broke out with: VsH, .Hary,
for q xmaH ~omna, rithom he1p, yom're |0is.
ni rhii,iyrH nmalhIy.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-09-14

A New York mercantile house held an un-
settled claim of long standing against . lame
duck out West" and hearing he was becom-
ing swell to do" sent their claim on to
Western lawyer to collect. In due time they
received reply, which effectually laid any
hope they might have entertained of receiv-
ing theirmoney. tran in this wise =" Gents.
You will never get any spondulick out Of
Bill johnson. The undersigned called upon
him Yesterday, and found him with nary tile !;
his feeE upon the naked earth; and not clothes
upon him to ,odd a g,,1, :"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-09-14

VALUE OF THE ScKlrruREs.-As tho beauty
of the world is set off by graceful variety, so
it is in the Scriptures. There arc sublime
truths, that the most aspiring reason Of man
can not overstep aud there are more plain
and easy truths, on which the weakest capaci-
ty may converse with delight aud satisfaction.
No man is offended with his garden for having
a shady thieket in it no more should We be of:
Tended with the word Of God, that among so
many fair aud open walks We here nnd there
meet with thicket that the eye Of human
reason cannot look through -Bishop Hopkins.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-09-14

THE PRESIDENTIAL ELEcrIoS.-The Au.
gusta Colptitutionalist thus surmses on the
probable result, should the election so into
the House Of Representatives
"But if, contrary to our expectations, the
people do not elect and the election devolvcs
upon The House oil Representatives, we shall
have listle apprehension about the result. In
the House Of the next Congress, upon a vote
by States, the Republicans will probably have.
sixteen, the Democrats fifteen, and the South.
ern Opposition one vote, whilst two States
(Marylsnd and Virginia) will be tied. Eigh.
teen votes will be necessary to cl-ct Presi.
dent. There is no possible coalition which
can give this number of votes to the Repub.
lican nominee, and the Democratic candidate
aust be elected, if any election is made; for
we assume that the struggle in the next
Presidential election will between the Democ-
racy aud the Republicans, and that there will
be but two candidates before the House"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-09-14

4 l'rGlrIvE--A gentleman Of color made
his appearance here on Wednesday last, pro-
t1ssillr 10 he Il runaway servant Of Gov.
Aiken of South Carolina, and to be in hot
haste for Canada lie received material aid
and parted with the blessings of his friends
here, who hadc him good speed, as they took
all aiftc ionate leave. 1t has since been as.
certained that he came direct from Keene,
wher. he had been kicked out of the hotels
for being Il drunken nuisance. If he is a
fugitive, he means to live high while his free.
dom lasts. lie went from here to Harrsvile,
and was eight" before he got there.-Peters.
borough IN. b., Transport
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-09-14

NApoLEuSs FoSDSEss FOR AGRICULTURE
"A Paris letter says: Louis Napoleons
daily conversation is about agriculture, hor-
ticultdre, tic system of irrigation practiced
in Lombardy, and in the praises Of which he is
very enthusiastic, his plans for improving
the condition of the agricultural labors, &c.
The sword would seem to be rapidly under
going transformation and, after The ovation of
the 10Th, when $4,000 men will pass i'll review
before his Majesty, it will be changed into
sickle
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-09-14
VOLUME XxIy,---No. Sc.

SEsAroK SUMNER WELL AT LAsr.-An
extract from letter dated at Paris, May g.,
and written by the long-ailing Senator, says: !:
At last feel happy in health, which, if
not entirely assured, yet is such as to allow
me to walk naturally, unccnsciously, and
without pain, unless when 1 strike into my
old gait, which, you may remember, was al
ways the fastest Of the fastest. hope have
not lost this, so that can not get it back
again. One must have been for three years
an invalid tp know the happiness in my new
found strength.
All! Now let al Abolition Yankeedom
take long breath, and strong breath, and
yell al together" Summers Well"-c'in-
cinnatti Enqui-er.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-09-14

Col. David Random, says the N.,os, Gal
weston, is cultivating an article which he calls
silk cotton. It is represented as much supe-
ror in texture to the Sea island cotton. as the
sea island is to tho ordinary growth. Tue
Neus says bale Of this cotton sold in the
Galveston market last year for 500, and
Col. Random expects to get seventeen cents
per pound for his crop this year.
The cultivation of this species of cotton
will bs largely extended in Texas the next
season, judging from the demand for the seed
of the present crop of Mr.. Random.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-09-14

LYNCH LAW IN Mlss"rRr-A few nights
ago negro 10y procee ded to tie residence of
q respectable white woman, near Springfield,
Mo-, and breaking in the door, seized her by
the hands with one Of his, and with the other
chokcd her until she was senseless. He then
accomplished his hellish purpose, and left her
senseless on the floor. When she recovered,
she took her little children aud went through
the rain to Heighbo.'s Louise, some quarter or
half mile, and told what had been done.
OF course the neighborhood WAS aroused and
indignant, and turned out, together with many
persons from town, in search of the scoundre.
He was soon arrested, and the court being in
session, he was Immediately indicted. About
the time, however, his trial was to commence,
crowd of three or four hundred men assem-
b!ei around the Temperance Hall, where the
boy WAS being guarded, and finally obtained
entrance, put Il rope round his neck: and took
lii;n out to The edge Of the town and Lung
him.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-09-14

OuR COUNTRY, RIGHT OR WRoNc.--A dis
custom arose in hotel as to the citizenship
of gentleman at the other ether end of th.
room. He's all Englisbman," said one, u
know by his head" He's Scntc!;man,"
said an'thcr, " | know By his complexion"
He's German said another, IL kuow by
his beard" The young ladies thought be
looked a little Spanish. Here the conv>rsa-
liua rested, but soon one Of them spoke:-s |
have it," said be, he's. an American; he's
goi lis teas on the table ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-09-14

Swine are often troubled with disease, ESQ
denominated by veterinarians,) tie "kidney-
worm." Corn soaked in very strong I've,
made of wood ashes, is said to be an intalible
remedy. Salt and birthstone, in small quamti-
ties, is preventive, and indeed, the only one
known. Comfortable quarters and good
food are Of really more Importance in the sue
ccssful management of these animals than
many are inclined to suppose, and should
never on any, account be neglected.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-09-14

New BILL OF THE BANK OF HAMBuRG.-
We were shown, yesterday, specimen copy"
Of q new twenty dollar bill about to be issued
by the Bank Of Hamburg, S. c. 1t is a-haud.
some note, aud We think it will prove very
difficult to counterfeit. The note is rcd tin.
ted, with we'll engraved vignette, represent.
ing commerce. justic, liberty, and the coat of
arms of South Carolina. The denomination
of the bill is repeated number of times on
its face, which will render the possibility Of
Counters.iting it still more difficult. It is
signed by ]. W. Stokes, President and A. W.
Decotts, Cashier.
The old twenties of this bank having been
very extensively and successfully conterfeited,
they arc being called in, and destroyed; ). aud
hence, the necessity for issuing new bills,
which shall more successfully defy counterfeit
ing. The bills, is handsomely executed, and
will prove quite ornamental, as well as useful
to those who have the good fortune to poss :ss
enough of thein.-Ausns,a Constitutionalist.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-09-14

"How braveiy you can talk !" said Isabella,
iadulging in her customary tone of sarcasm.
{" But nobody here believes it'll don't Mt any