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s II 7 r T
MANUFACTURER
DEALER IN GENTLEMEN,s
T u RMS HING GOODS.
SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER
OF FINEST MATERIALS
IN BEST MANNER,
WARRANTED TO FIT.
as- superb assortment of Red and Gray Flannel
UNDERWEAR for Gentlemen.
WINTER GLOVES AND sCARFS.
SHIRT FRONTS
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
n27 tt ". f. OWENS.
INSURANCE.
MARINE1AND INLAND.
0FFIcEloF TIE BALTIMORE
MARINE INSURANCE Co,
% Second street.
BALTIMORE, September q, 1860
DIRECTORS
VIM. 7. WALTERS of W T. Walters & Co
ALLEN A. CHAPMAN, of Kirkland, Chase & Co
HIRAM WoODs,Jr. of Dougherty, Woods 4 Co
JOIN N. SMITH, of Thos. J. NJ Smith
c. OLIVER O. DoNNELL.
CHARLES ". LORD, of Robinson L Lord
MARCUS DENIgoY
VIM H. PRRor
LAuKsNcE Thomson, of Laurence Thomson 4 Co
lioEATIo L. WHTTBiDGE, Of Tho. Whitridge = Co
Ed. K. SCHAEFFER, Of SchanG.r & Toney.
b. FNEWcoMER, of Newcomer Stone5raker
CHAs. '. MARTIN, of Love, Martin b Co
FRANK FRICK, of Warwick, Fricl & Ball
RICHARD D. FISHER, Of James l. Fisher & Sons
ROBERT LEHR, of Brothers Boninger.
SAMUEL s. LEvERrSG, .! T. ". lowering & Sons
JOINS HOPKINS.
AARON FENToy, Of Dra;eley Is Fauton.
GEORGE s. BROWN, Of Alexan }er Brown Il Sons
GEORGE l. PORTER.
CHARLES 81 JACKSON, of C. NJ. JACKSON & Co.
J. c. NGCoDsMUs, of Smith Il Nicpieulus
THOMAS CORNER, Of Jas. Corner & Sons
HENBY K. TUCKER. of K. Il II. X. Tucker.
Ross CAMPBELL, Of Ross Campbell y Co.
L. HOWARD COLDER, of Jos. g. Yates & Co
iIUGH A. COoPGR.
W%. P.AUDREY, of Aubrey s Co
G. W. GAIL, of &. VI. Gail 4 Co
5. G. HAND. of s. G. Hand Co.
WERNER DREssELL, Of T. l.. Brauns & Co
HUGH JENKINS, Jr., Of Hugh jenkins x Co
VIM II. BALDWIN, of Woodward, Baldwin & ca
JOHN :. BARRT.
THREE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS heinz. now
secured the Capital Stock of this Company the attention
of the public is invited to its benefits ard advantages as
HOME OFFICE.
The rates OF premium will be made rs o as is consistent
with SAFETY
Losses viii be adjusted AID paid without delay after The
presentation of the customary proofs.
The Policy Holder will receive EV ENrY PER CENT of
the annual profits, in Scrip bearing per cent interest
which may be CONVERTED INTO STOCK or redeemed
according to the charter.
Open Policies covering cagoes and inland Transportation
risks and special policies vessels and feghls issued on
application at the ofice
Copies OF the Charter be had by applying to either
one o. the officers of the Company.
The ample capital this
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The New ORLEANS Custom HoUsE.-The> Picay.ne
of the ODD save.

Ut IHC --u says.
This magnificent building, though now but little
more than two-thirds completed, has become the
focus of distribution of the mails in addition to the
service it now renders as the Custom House of the
city. Relieved of the cumbrous staging that for
ten years formed the most noticeable feature Of the
edice, it presents singular appearance as it has
the workmen had just left them, to return in an
hour to their labor.
1t is, perhaps doubtful whether the structure
Will ever be finished according to the original speci
hcations certain it is that for some time it must
stand-a massive structure, suddenly arrested in
its progress as to seem vast ruin, though wthou
evidences of decay. Whether the difficulty of
completing the Custom-house arises from the inse-
curity of the foundations for building of such
weight of material or from the indisposition ofthe
General Government to meet such an expense as is
involved in the work, there seems to be an entire
suspension of any effort to make it perfect build
ing.
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DR.. A. A. BLAHDY,
SUCCESSOR TO DR.. C. A. HARRIS,
oS2Er 81 NORTH CHARLES STREET.
JOSEPH HARRIS,
MERCHANT TAILOR
The firm OF DULANY HARRIS having been dissolved nv
mutual consent, July %, $780, JOSEPH HARRIS would
inform his friends and the public that he has
taken store.
No 30 NORTH HOWARD STREET.
Third door above Lexington street. east side.
select assortment of fine FRENCH CLOTHS CASSI-
MERS AND FESTINGS, OF all colors and STYLES for the
Fall ard Winter Having secured the services of
Practical Gutter, all goods sold will made in stvle of
neatnesS and taste that cannot be excelled
ES-GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS
a call is respectfully solicited. NTH
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GARGBALDI's ToLERATIoN.-As an Italian Carl
baldi is a Roman Catholic fact which many
have doubted, from his patronage, at Naples of the
ex-monk Gavazzi 1t is known that, in most of the
Catholic countries of Southern Europe, and par
tcularly in Spain and Naples there is no federation
of any worship outside that of the Church of Rome
few days before Victor Emmanuel entered Naples
the English community there sent memorial to
Garibaldi, praying him to grant them permission
to purchase site, in that city, for Protestant
church. Garibaldi's reply ran thus:
Grateful for the eicacious generous sympathy If
the English the Dictator thinks that this very small
return to make for many services received from them
in support of the noble cause of the Italians Not only
permissi granted to erect church within the limits of
the capital to who worship the God as the
Italians, but the English are requested to accept,
national gift, the small spot of ground required the
proposed project for which they desire to use it.
G. GARIBALDI
Comment upon this !berality is unnecessary
Garbaldi, it is obvious, is tolerant, as well as
liberal and brave man.-Phiid. Press.
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WARRANTED TO FIT

E$ superb assortment of Red and Gray Flannel
UNDERWEAR for Gentlemen
WINTER GLOVES AND SCARFS.
SHIRT FRONTS
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
M ". f. OWENS.
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The visit of the Prince of Wales to Mount Yer
non induced the publication of the statement that
1t was the gift of Lafayette. The subjoined letter
to the London Times corrects this statement, and
gives honor to whom honor is due:
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|T{DST. ANDREWS SOCIETY. The ami
~ yersary meeting Of the ST. ANDREWS SOCIETY
f bLilMOE for the election Of officers and transac-
Ton OF other business will he held at the Gmor House on
st Andrews Day, FRIDAY NEXT, Both instant, at ,
o'clock noon ". MACK ST0SH SacrltarI =
be omitted this year, and business OF importance will
come before the meeting, full attendance Of the members
y ueslItu. n264t*
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MANN's DINING Rooms
No. l24 ". BALTIMORE STREET.
Near North street.
Under the management of the Proprietor who will here
after give his personal attention to the house
The bill of fare will include all the substantias as vel
the decaces of the season-havng made ARRANGEMENTS
to be supplied with all kinds Of GAME as they come in
season.
On hand, fine lot Of BIRDS which will be served up a.
short notice
~ AANN's CONGRESS HALL BOWLING SALOON
is IN the rear OF this house. entrance either Baltimore
street or No so Fayette street.
au29tf CHI MANN pr7n,...v
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WOOD WooDil W0onfiI
SAVE 20 PER CENT. by buying your Wo-d * oge o.: r
Steam Fire Wood MilI,
No.5NoREHsTBzET
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1860-10-24
Third and Last Call /!

A LII persons Indebted to A. c. TEAGUE. and
"A a. Il. k 7. J. TEAGUE, will please come
forward without delay. Settle with money if they
can; if not, by Mute 1t least.
We cannot spare the timo to travel over the
country 10 see all Of our friends who are indebted
to us All small accounts not srttlel by the frs,
of November, will be placed in the hands of John
l.. Addison, Esq, for collection.
A. G. T. j. TEAGUE.
q IL IN
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.--All
IA persons indebted to the Estate of Charles Nc
tircspr decd, are hereby requested to present their
demands. properly attcstcd, IN or before the 2ist
Feb. 1861, on which day final settlement will be
made in The Ordinary's Office. And nil those in
anywisc indebted who fail to pay up by the lst of
April 1860 will bc sued wihoutr respect Of persons.
A. RAMSAY, Adm'or.
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Cotton! Gotten Cotton!

a Ill persons WHO arc indebted by Note or open
IA Account will do we'll to avail themselves of
the present good prices, and sell their cotton and
pay their Indebtedness the Subscriber. And also
those who ARE indebted to the Estate of Joel
Abney. deceased. of which W. Abney aud myself
are Administrators will do we'll to pay up imme-
diatcly, MS we arc complied and must have the
money. trust this is warning enough.
NJ. W. CLARY.
oct ct 20.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1860-10-24
Summer and Fall Trade, 1869
BOOTS, SHOES,
Trunks. Carpet Bags,
LEATHER,
Lasts, Shoe Pegs, Shoe Findings,
TANNERS TOOLS.

$500 Cases BOOTS and -
5000 Lbs. Hemlock SOLE
1000 Lbs. Oak SOLE Lea
$50 Doz. French and Am.
100 DOE. Blk and Russct l
80 Doz. KIP SKINS;
100 Doz. Lining, Binding
5000 Boot and Shoe LAST
l20 Barrels SHOE PEGS
Also.
Picker and Lace Leather, II,
Leather, Roller Leather, P,
and Morocco Skins, Buck
Skins, Boot Trees, clam
Peg Jacks, Peg Breaks
ters, Heel Cutters, s
Machines, Crimpipi
chimes, Pinccrs, Nj
Lasting Tack!
Shoe Knives, Ey
Punches, Eyelets,.
Shoe Hammers, I
Kit, Kit Files, Awl
Beam Faces, Currying
Finger Stecls, Grainip
Slickcrs, Flesherr hu
Sand Stones, c.sarins st
ana Stones Boot Web, Bo'
Sticks. 1fcasurc Straps, II;
BrisLes, Copper and Time
ard Burrs, Tacks, Iron, Gu
Sparables, Shoe Thread, Fittiu
Wax, Silk GallooD, Edge Blacki
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1860-10-24
STATE AGRNUIT URAI SOCIETY
-LOF SOUTH CAROLINA:
rcBE HELD At COLUMBIA,
On The 18th, lli'i, 18th and 18th oil
NOV'i2 500.

TgJIE Executive Committee Of the State ASrl-
Il cultural Society Of South Carolina, respect
fully call the attention of the cit2tns Of suuth
Curolna. and the Southern States, to their ap-
pruau.iug Exhibition. Premiums will be awarded
iur III articles of Agricultural, Horticultural.
Pomdugical. .nd Mechanical interest. as well as
for nj articles of L;lies' Fancy Work and Do
mrsic Economy, embraced in II very c"mprehrn-
vcprcmium List. which mny lac obtained hy ap-
,lia,ion to r. J. GAGE. Secretary, Fair Forest,
5. c, or to X. NJ. Stokes, Columbia.
Tie benefits to the State, arising from these
ANIMAL Exhibitions, are beginning to he rccaE-
nizel now by almost everybody, and the Commit
tee Ecls cnnflcn, in assuring vi<;'arS that they
willie fully repaid for their investment.
AL articles intended exclusively Cor Exhibition,
willbc passed over the ltnil-E"a''s in South Caro-
linaupnn the same 'ernis aS Il; i"ri"r kN!iihl;:'.
Exhibitors will rl.ase give nnicc i'll due sens"N
TO tie Rail- Road officers, Of the number. and the
kindof animals the point of shipment &c.
I-sitors mHi go n"d r.t"r" .Jor ""e J"re
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1860-10-24

UyEACHER WANTED.--A GENTLE
Il MAN qualified to prepare students for the
South Carolina College. and who can come we'll
recommended. can procure n good School in
pleasant neshbcrhood. by application to the un-
designed at Parks Store, Edsefrld District.
gentleman without family preferred.
p. L. CALHOUN.
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List of Letters

nEMAINING in the Post Office for the quar-
Ea ter ending the lst October. lSdO. Persons
calling for letters III this list, will please sny ad-
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NEW GOODS !!

FALL & WINTER.
lid c. BRYAN has just received his Stock
HGe of FALL md WINTER GOODS, and would
invite the Ladies and Gentlemen Of Edgchcd to
call in and examine his assortment which was
purchased with much care from direct Importers
in Charleston. His Stock consists in part Of
Plain Black and Fancy SILKS;
WCRSTEDS and POPLINS Of the latest and
most fashionable styles
GINGHAMS and CALICOES in variety;
CLOAkS and S1IAWLS, very pretty;
A few fine Velvet BONNETS;
DONNETS and BONNET RIBBONS
Ladies' and Misses HATS
FEATHERS, TRIMMINGS, &C.;
EMBROIDERIES, q beautiful assortment;
HANDK.SRCHIEFS, GLOVES, &C.;
HOOP SKIRTS, d., &c.
Table DAMAsK, DoEL1Es, DIAPERS and
TOWELS;
TICKINGs and LINSEYS;
FLANNELS Of all kinds:
SHEETINGS and SHIRTINGS;
Kentucky JEANS, SATINETS;
CASSIMERES, n splendid article;
kERSEYS and PLAINS;
STRIPES and 0SNADURGS;
Bed and Negro BLANKETS, &c.
Also
Ladies' Misses and Chldren's SHOES, GAL
TIERS, &c.;
Gents and Boys o OTIS and SHOES, all kinds;
Plantation BROGANS, &c.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1860-10-24
Notice.
Georgia
SARSAPARILLA C0Mp5 5UND
FOR
Purifying the Blood and Diseases OF
The Liver.
FoRiCHILDREN,

FORlCHILD
Thi; is the best medicine that can be given
espccialv to those in dchilita;ed stated OF health
or troubled with worms. Generally 4 few doses
given TO a child when it first appears unwe will
soon improve its health, and renl"r ntl:cr ncdi-
c;ncs unnecessary. ItcauScS increased secretion
and passage of the lille. rurhes and inrigorateS
the system, and prevents the accumulation OF
worms b. Keeping the child healthy.
It's effect in preventing diseases OF children
makes i; n valuable Family Medicine. The more
it is appropriately used in family the better will
bcfhe general hcaltl, of the family.
For sale at Edgcfc!d C. H.. by +. NJ. PENN
and Drs c. ". & J. B. HODGES.
Oct II G.n ~.
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Executors Sale.
Notice to Heirs.

ntNlEL LEE. administrators Of the Estntc Of
p ufJ. \. Roberts late Of Monroe county de-
ceased. having filed his account far Il final settle
rncnt Of said Estate. and it appearing to the Court
taat the said j \. Roberts Il son of AbsalOm
Robcrts and Elizabeth Roberts the said Elizabeth
being daughter of John Grilis, (or Grfihs,) late
of Edgciicld District, in the State of South Caro-
lima and that the next of kin of the said Ahsalom
and Elizabeth Roberts are the distributes of the
$u;d Estate: Notice is hereby given to the claim
ants of the sat Estate to prove their heirShip at
Monroeyile, in said State, on the second Monday
in December, 1860, when the said Estate will be
finally settled.
N. McCORvEY. Judge of Probate.
Mnnroeyillc Ala. Oct. 3, 1850 ct IS.
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We DEPARTMENT.

ia, S. c., OCTOBER -, 1850
oacy, WILLIAM II. GIsT. Gov
.mrDanlca- in Chief in an'l over
Carolina.
ors Of President and Vice -Prcsi-
j States are appointed By the Gen
South Carolina and whereas an
. ,ssed in 1916, fixed the time when
III be appointed on day when
this State is not in regular sesss
'.ence thereof, I WILLIAM II.
crcise of the authority conferred
IN to convene the Legislature on
lsions, do issue this my procla-
.,on those Senators Of the Gener-
ably whose terms of Office have
hose who have been now recent
members Of the House of Rep
Iave been now recently elected,
nmbia on the FIRST MONDAY
NEXT, that they may he present
blowing, TO appoint Electors of
.ce-Presidcnt, in conformity To
IS above referred to; and also
. -l..:-,ti- t"i-c r-.: = - ~
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NEW FAMILY GROCERY

NEW FAMILY GROCERY !!
TEHHE Subscriber respectfully announces 20 tho
IL citizens Of EIgefeld, that be has recently
opened at the Corner Store, next door to Mr. B.
c. Bryan, u well-selected stock of
FAMILY GROCERIES,
Which in point of price or quality cannot be
surpassed in this place. His Stock consists In
purt Of
Brown, Clarified and Crushed SUGARS;
Rio, Laguayra and Java COFFEES;
New Orleans and Cuba MOLASSES;
Choice Golden SYRUP;
FLOUR and CORN MEAL;
Choice CanvasSed HAMS;
Extra Tennessee SIDES and SHOULDERS;
few barrels sweet white LARD
RICE, CHEESE and MACCARONI;
CRACKERS of all kinds;
Green, Imperial and Hyson TEAS;
Sperm and Adamantine CANDLES;
Hand and Toilet SOAPS all kinds
SODA, STARCH, YEAST POWDERS;
SALT. Liverpool Sacks and Fine Table;
MAcKEREL and SALMON, &c, &c.
ALSO
PICKLES and CATSUPS in variety;
Pepper SAUCE, fresh and excellent;
MUSTARD and all kinds of SPICES;
sARDINES, LOBsTERs and OYSTERS in
Cans, &c.
ALSO
EXTRACTS for Cooking purposes;
Choice Cooking BRANDY;
GELATINE and ISINGLASS, &C., &c.
C0nfeCti0naries, Segars, Tobacco.
Always on hand 4 fine assortment of
CANDIES and NUTS Of oil kinds;
RAISINS, PRUNES, CITRON, FIGS and
CURRENTS
Preserved and Branded FRUITS, all kinds;
Choice SEGARS of the first brands
Superb Chewing TOBACCO;
Good SNUFF and Smoking TOBACCO:
ALSO
POWDER, SHOT and CAPS;
TAPER, PENS and INK;
BLACkIEG and BRUSHES, &c. DC.
Together, with NIL articles usually kept in the
Grocery business, with the exception of Liquors.
The Ladies and Gentlemen oi Edge6eld are in
vited to give my Goods an examination. A trial
is all ask.
L.R. COGBURN.
Oct, If 80.
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Administrators Notice.

A Ill pcrsons indebted to the Estate OF Mrs
IN Sarah Coeburn, deceased, ure requested tG
pay the samc by the 2lst Dcceiaher next; and
those having claims against said Estate will ren'
der them in properly attestcd, 10y that time, "T
they will be barred
=. p. TILLMAN, Adm'or.
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Executive COMMITTEE
FALL SUPPLIES +!

WI Il. GOIDISt; has just received his
W. Fail supply of Ch"icr i"m'iy Gr"'r'ir.'
consisting of
Canvass HAMS, BACON and LARD:
FLOUR. RICE, CHEESE, MACcAkGNl
SUGARS of MI kinds;
COFFEE, Rio nna Java;
TEAS. fresh and fine;
MACkEREL, in Barrels and Kills;
supked, Dried BEEF and BEEF TONGUES; /;
SARDINES, LOBSTERS, and OYSTERS;
Very fine fresh SALMON;
PICKLES, PRESERVES and JELLIES, Of all
kinds;
LEMONS, RAlSINS and FIGS:
NUTS, fresh and of every kind;
CANDIES, OF every description
Soda, W:nr and Butter CRACKERS
TOB5 - and SEGARS of the best brands.
ALSO
WINES AND LIQUORS.
Fine French BRANDY for Medical purposes;
Old Sachum BitterS and Wigwam TONIC;
Plantation T0DDI:
Cherry, Raspberry, Ginger nnd Blackberry
CORDIALS, &C., &c., &c.
A.E!- Call i'll and look over the Stock. No charge
for looking.
Oct-3, If W.
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EH EMAlNlAH III the Post Oihce Tor the quar-
Ea ter ending the lst October. lSdD. Persons
calling for letters in this list, will please say ad-
vertiScd.
A, G.-Mi<s s. Amerman, A. b. q. Able, Mrs.
5. N. Addison, W. H. Athcnson, DR.. .. W. Allen,
Mrs. p. Ahncy, Mrs. NJ. Anderson. c. l.. Blair,
". Beacwcll DR.. J.. L. Bouchclle. ., W. Brady,
Rev. l. Brooks, J. NJ. Bell. Il. Butler.
G. D.-J. Cruk>hanks. ., j. VI. Copper, &Co., S.
Cluyl. ". C"nk, Mrs. :. Cuur<cy, $. Cartcdgc, j.
Cheatham T. Cherry, \. Corley Mr.. c. Dram,
Gen. K. q. ". Dunovant Mrs. l.. Dcvaush, Miss
l.. c. Durklcy
M b. Elntron. H. Fcaster.
G. Ill. i. Griffin. ., II. Gof, l.. Harris, II.
W. Hall, Rev. Z. ". Horn, j. Holmes, Miss II.
Head, Mrs. II. lIolSton, Mrs. Hill. W. g. Harris.
j. B. H. Harris, r. Hanson, S. Howard, Holloway
& Heath, Miss NJ. Harris, =. Hagen.
J. I'D. W. Jackson, j. II. johnson, G. J.
jones, Miss L. u. Knox.
L. MI. Leigh . +. Lake, II. E. Lybrand,
T. Nartan, S. Mcdaniel, >, Miss VI. Miner j.
Mathis Jr., T. F. Mitchell. Dr.G. ". Muhroe, Jos.
Morris, w Martin, W. W. McMorri<, ., Miss NJ.
McCarry, ". L. Morgan.
y, 0.-A,J Norris, ., ". a. Norris, Capt. a.
O!sxeuske.
20. Is.-w. Perry, G. pullen, ". J. Palmer,
VI. VI. Parks, .. NJ. W. radgctt, L. Prior, j. Q.at-
iciau,n, p ReeSrou., :. Fairfield, MiSsT. Rey-
nold>, S. Roper, Miss c. a. Roneh, 7. Re"y.
S. T--Mrs. E. Sego, W. Sanders, D. Shull, B..
W. Smith, W. Stone, J. C. Smith, J. 2. G. Settle,
C. ". Styles, W. Satcher, K. Zimmerman, R. Tur-
ncr. NJ. Tymbcrgn.
Y, WI. Vous, Miss E. Vous, J. W. Willis,
W F. Whi:tle, j. Williams, j. X. Walling, ]. G.
William ;, J. ". Walker. j. a. Watkins, Mrs. S.
A. Weasman, DR.. J. P. Wall. 2. c. Warren, II. l..
Whi,lock. Mrs. V. Wackcr, L. Walker.
Y.-Niss j. Ycuts, 5.
a. RAMSEY, p. NJ.
Oct II 2t 81
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-23
DEATH ON RATS AND REACHES.

WILSON'S GENUINE RAT AND ROACH DESTROYER
the most safe and effective agent used for
The destruction Of these troublesome yernin
Be sure and ask for WILSON'S RAT AND ROACH DE-
as there are many spurious articles offered fer saa
: For sale by j. WRIGHT a
jal Gm&W 81 ana *, chartrps street.
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OLD CHINESE SUSPENSION BRIDGES, Sixteen hun
dred years ago the Chinese exhibited great engi-
neering skill; and had they continued to devote
themselves to improvements in the arts and sciences
they would have been the most civilized nation at
the present time in the world. In the second cen
fury of the Christian era according to the concur.
rent testimony of all their historical and geograph
ical writers, ,shang- leang, the eommanderin chief
ct the army, undertook and completed the forma'
ton Of the roads through the mountainous province
Of shense, TO the west Of the capital Hitherto its
lofty hills and deep rayines had rendered eommur
nication difficult and the routes crcuitous. With
body Of 100000 Iaborers he cut passages oyer thy
mountains throwing the removed soil into the val
leys and where this was not sufficient to raise Tho
road TO the required hight he constructed bridges
which rested on pillars or abutments. In other
places he conceived and accomplished the daring
project Of suspending bridge by ropes from one
mountain to another, across a deep ehasm. THESE
bridges, which are called by the Chinese writers
!" flying bridges,' are represented to be quite
numerous at the present day. and are sometimes SO
nigh that they cannot be trayersed without alarm.
one still existing stretches 400 feet from mountain
TO mountain, over ehasm 500 feet deep. Most Of
these flying bridges are SO wide that four horse
men can ride ON them abreast, balustrades being
placed on each side to protect travellers.
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NEW ERA IN PHOTOGRAPHY.
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A NEW ERA IN PHOTOGRAPHY.

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A NEW ERA IN PHOTOGRAPHY.
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A NEW ERA IN PHOTOGRAPHY.
A NEW ERA IN PHOTOGRAPHY.
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Improved Hallotype

Uhequaled and mspproached by any other style Of Photo
graphic picture
The Improved Haoype-a given by the Photographic
Jounalfor softness decacy uthfalness durability
the finest Ivory Miniature whilst fidelity and
scoc effect renders the picture charming life than
any other style. a0z.
These peerless portraits will be executed of any size required
At less price than other style Of coloed Photograph
y B. HALL and ANDERSON 4 BLESSING, No. 81 cs.np
street Opposite the rcayune Office wishing pictures
and all lovers Of art to call and satisfy themselves that they
have naugnrated
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DIR. DAVIS,

COMPOUND Syrup OF WILD CHERRY AND TAB
Under Its influence the most dangerous cough
ting OF blood is prevented the breathng rendered soft and
easy and the unfortunate sufferer soon restored from
awful condition Of Consumption TO healthy comfortable
existence
For sale in New Orleans, Wholesale and RETAIL by
J WRIGHT 4 CO..
q and Isl Ghartres street,
Sole agents for the seu,h.
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cosFEssEp.--Joseph Abba, one Of the men WHO
were committed to Jail few weeks ago on tile
"a. y! charge Of numbering VIM. Hamilton, the par
made confession in which he strongly duplicates
other persons and If it be relied upon, shows who
the real murderers are. For the present we sup.
press further particulars. Curious developments
may be expected
[sea Coast lMiss1 Democrat, goth.