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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-13
DICKS ACCOUNTANT AND.
DISPATCH PATENT.

Tie hapEntoys CEailaS az acknowledged and projected
by tke GorerRme1iEs Of Canada, as Cniied StGtss,
aud Great Brian: % al tUkoa, 1t may oonesyH.
WHATI CLAIM AS sly INVENTION is, THE
w eoutriranee Of keeping accounts current, OF
whatever kind, description or variety, in printed
oEnl. by keeping tie statements Of the several
the type being 70 arranged Ia form a. u admit OF
being readily Snd quickly reAdusted In any parteu-
lar part, whereRn necount nlRy have undergone
change, by the laPee Of time or the current OF buE
mess transaetionsi that, when TeaiJustel in all
such parts mp to any given date nm impression thea
taken from the type ehHll exhibit IN printed fOTu,
the tru9 nate cf all thu accounts 50 kept accurately
rSpEefeutng all the balances or c0nclusiOns, in
ooEdanee with the end or crs Contemplated In keep
ing tue record rendering it, ID commercial business
. hAlnpee sheet Of tho most impact and perfect
characie tl'e details Of management being substhn.
TALLY a. reeited In ecihcation. wherein tIs shown
that tie tat or facts to be lecOrded, may 90 repre-
SsntCsl by figures syHholH dAteE or numbers, used
ether oE IN com bination or BY whatever
furthermore. ba1sd this primary invention. also
claim the device or eontEivanee Of rendering or
transmitting accounts in partial oE full RtAtSnents,
when the statement statements 20 sent are thus,
Substantially thus, kept In type 10y the contri-
Yances Of my invention. be the medium Of tfauanis-
gioH what IL may; but the PARTICULAR mode of rem.
deruE accounts by the pfe OF the Dispatcl Machine
constituted Apron Movement. Reel, nui Cutter
stamp claim In The broadcast and fullest sense; and
also the maClIinF ttSst embracing NIL lie forms and
modes Of operating, rs Indicated In describing It.
either a. AtmPle hand Instrument, propelled
by machinery. And in connection with thsss EpeCI
&c claims, and based upon them, also claim all
other means and appliances substantially the same
as those herein eaiUIe, intended to bo claimed.
With these claims fully acn1 leLgcd md protected
above this invention has already spread itSelt
CauidL eighteen States Of the American Union,
and into Grant britain, and IL u=e In than
three hundred NrWFpIpertl1ces. Itsimmense ValuS
to banking aud similar institutions will be shown in
circular which will make its appearance sSOn-
Right" or "DiEpIteh Machines will reeviYe due at
tsnsisn, when Adirs~sy,i either to
rev $50 '&E'' DIG NJ Eb74 Erie, Q. W, OF
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Or. y. d. 8. ChSnning, of New YvTk CITY vrs,
~ moot Chccrfully cOtnpjy with the rsqHt.i a 81
HStDt tn saying I have found your SaIraJ4ris,
most excellent Alternative in the nniuefVuscOnr1.
Ter which NO employ such REMEDY. bH; es5s..l
in lbEH9Uls DistGgeT Of the ScFUfrlpns diRibsa
lave cured many inveieratr case of LgurSErIsl y,
II ,AlHl some erethe,kumpIHint iSHs caused IT, :
cGTutiOu Of the HteTuI. The liberation itstil ",
soon cured. Nothing within my knowledSy r3s..
ut fur these female deraHesIueutS,''
Edward s. Marrow, Of NSWbnry. Ala. EIi!t.:- i
dangerous OruTiGH flFTH0T on one Of the femals, ]
my family. which had lefictl all the Tsredi.s N
eonld employ, La Mt length been completely rys
llY Your ExtNst Of SRnHpariila. Our phyftr
thought nothing but sxtirpattoa could HleHl ',t
last resort before cutting, md II proved tiet;Ii
Amer taking your remedy eight weeks Nc yyHss,
Of the disease rrmninsH
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JOHN 2 . fIhIhebJ LeFl0oHl FNGLA.NI.
k5-Tp ''LEX,''wh intthe slsHtrSul G0setie Of lst
February 1870 pronounce tBb l1dca" OF Keeping
accounts current rim type, HgrN9 absurdity,7
that this gross nIsRrdity, IL all that Mr. Dick has
patented in the domain Of keeping Rcronuts. His
grU4i absurlity Is NOT pratlcRlty snIueglSd in any
tanner ither bodily nor piTEally 3 neither d.
rectly or Indirectly: neither eXplitity symbolic.
cally; this ground his claims cuYeT, aud nothing
more. tho absolute monopoly ofIiia Absurlity and
nothing else, u all he aaks his cIauls nationally
read, attest so .5gl. septT
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,SvphiIig and .IItrclrriaI DiIe1n,


NEN ORLEANS, 25th August. ia
'DE. C. ATEE: Sir: chPeFfully comply ID
the requCt of your REeBt. npl report to you Slnai
the effects I have realized with your SnrsaTAIih
hAYe cured sFithit. In Iuy practice. most o.
Complaints fur which Il Is Tecorimended, and -
toun Its effects Truly wonderful in the cure q To-
raj and NeronrfGl pisea5e, One Of my p4iis1
lad SyphilitiG ulcers IN Ills throat. which utfprs
summing hlsTNiato and the top OF bia mouth. T'e
Satsaparilln, steadily taken, cured him IN ave Ura
Another WAS attacked by SECONDARY symptom b y
nose, and the liberation had eaten away cons9es
hle part Of It, so that believe the disorder Ess
soon each his brain and Kill him. But It yrLls4s
my administration Of .Uuf SarsnpnriIlA; The ukt1
healed aud he is we'll again, not OF course villa
E'uIe designation Of his face woman VII, ~
been treatel for the samo disorder by melrurJ W
suffering from this poison In Ter bones. Tbsy IA
become t6SOnSitive TO tile weather that on bEi
day the suffered S2cruciatnE pain in her joint. As!
bones. She. too, Wns cured entirely by y0Hr Sala
Parilla IN a few. WeekA. j know trpn It's f'rT.ai
which JoHr agent gave me. that this prPar;e:
from Your IabotaLoFy ulIixt be grea: rentits -
Se1uertly. these truly remarkable resuts viii
haven SuTnriEed ME.
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BALTIMORE
Commercial G ollege!

FOUNDED, 1854
Loo AT Il
Cor. Baltimore and Chnrles-Sta..
BALTI9tOR Nd.
rINHIS IHBTTTUTIoN Is NOW IN THR MOST
i prosperous and aOurishing condition. Twice du-
ring the last two years has 1t been necessary to obtain
larger apartments for the accommodation Of the in.
crCRstu6 number Of students, representing nearly
every State in the Union.
destrnbly located buildings in the city. The
are eOInmOdtOusiy arTRhgcd, spacious and elegantly
furnished.
men desiring to qualify themselves properly for the
various duties Of tho Counting Room, obtain
Thorough Practical ButineES EHe1tion generally are
unsurpassed IN any particular by any simIlar estab
FACULTY1
Elk. LOSIER, 6
PrincipaI-Lectarr ScionIu accounts, Cora.-
ruercS. business Customs, etc.
J. u. PHILLIPS, a5- tf=
Professor Ofths Theory aud Practice of Bookkeeping
and Commercial Calculations.
Associate Professor of Book Keeping.
y. C. JOHNSON,
Professor OF business and ornamental PenInanshin.
90 S. T. WILLIAMS, ESQ.,,
Lecturer on Mercantile Law.
REy. Z. YEATES. REESE. D. D.,
Lecturer on Commercial Ethioa.
TRUSTEES:
Hon. Jno. p Kennady, Hon. Joshua yNnsant,
Hon; Thos SEann, VIM. Il. Keiglller, Esq.,
The College Is provided with Commercial Library
Of Standard Works expressly for the Of the Stu
Tately Instructed.
There being no vacation during the year, Students
Thetimeusually REQUIRED to IN fIl ronr.a
from 10 II weeks.
DIPLOMA Is awarded to all Graduates.
large and Beautifully Ornamentedr Circular, con-
tanning upwards Of SQUARE YEET representing lie
Exterior and Interior View Of the coleCc ysT,oIs
designs PennlanShip, &C. sent by mail
free 81 charge, accompanied with catalogue giving fIlII
particulars: AddresS EK; L6s1ER
--.- o.. Baltimore Nj
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New Family GROCERY.

vIlUEsUBscRIBERBBa s LBAvET 10 ANNoUHoE
that lie hNs3Pnned Family 0roeery anil Foreign
Market street, near the Of Quincy st. and So
licia the generous patronage of his friends aud the
public generally.
It will be my constant endeaVor 10 nffer. Mt the
lo~ekt prices, the besTualItieS the market affords.
A superior article OF Bottled Liquors and Wines
always on hand.
German Produce, such AZ PruIies, Leutlea. Split
Peas. ALEC all kins Of Nuts, Oranges and Lemons,
wholesale and retail At the lowest rates.
Superior iTnyAna and Domestic Cigars nud Tobacco
Of the different STNdeH, Wholesale and retail Mt
q. w. REESSING'S,
febl+-lyd Formerly with Alex. IIeyman.
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral
5;z5iGEl FOR THE RAPID CUBE OF
Coughs, Colds Innuenzn, HOnTaSh %,
Group, BrOMc hits, Imclplent CS"'
~ sumption, and FOR the hellSi
OF COnsnmptIVe Patients
r.ii GnlAdVancedl Stages

OF the Disease.
This o remedy so universally known to 1sL .,
that It is useless here 10 publish the evidence; =
virtues. It's unrfVaIIed9 excellence for cnu=n' :
eeldsi and ita truly wonderful cures Of 80
disease, have nladei It knOEH Throughout The "
nations Of the earth Few arc the eOmnian,
even fAmilieS among them who hare not -,
sonai experience nf its e9cets-RCme living Y, H.
their nidst % ftG victory over the snbtle ass 80
ol NE thEg3I aug as!e
they know too, the edSGtb0i this EesE s5y. - s
not do more than ~ assure them thAt y LIZ ". -
the virtues that Il md have when making "
= hish h.Sb Won So atEoDGly Hpon the e''pRe
Prepared by Dr.. T. C. AVER Z Gu
tai lowell, Mas
Roh sale by A. g GOOD co, and By Az ~ -
,gipts. augll-ly-Ee!''--
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-lT-14= Ark1A4 l&$k6GSEA1O&A49
PENNSYLVANIA RAIL ROAD
edO biItgs DOUBLE TRACE.
54 s.lssalEEIg FL -:
The capasty Of tbs Road Is now Cqpsi to any in the
Country.
Three Through Pa senger Trains,
BETWEEN PIrTsBURGn & PHILADELPHIA.
Connecting direct In the Union Depot at Pittsburgh
With thEuugh Truhs from all CtinsEor Pliia-
delPhin, New York. boston, baltimore, and Washing
tati0n OF Passenger unsIr for and COM
fort, by any other route.
without change Of Cars or Conductors.
Smoking cars arcattaced TO each train; Woolrutf's
Sleeping Cars to Express and Fast Trains. The
days excepted. Three Daily Trains connect direct Tor
New York. Express and Fast Linee connect for BAL
tinore and WashingtNR.
Six daily Trains betwcen Philadelphia and New
York. Two Daily Trains between New York and
boston. Through Tickets Cal Rail- are ;ooInn either
o. tie ab"Fe Erntns and trander" through New York
BOAT TICKETS to Boston arc good via Norwich
Eall River or stoningtop Lines nngsage Transferred
TICKETS may be obtained at any Of the Important
Railroad Offices in the NVestialaO, board any oftIe
rEESl"r Limo Of steamsrs on the Mississippi or Ohio
.HFnre always as low and time as
qUIcIz-Rs by any Other Route.
ASK FOR TICKETS ny pITTSBUBGu.
The completion of the Western connections Of IN.
PernsylvHnia Hail Road HiakCs thlsthe
Direct Line BET TIVE en- the e asst and the
Great West.
The connecting OF tracks by the Rail Road bridge
nt tSburEh; avoiding AL dFayaEe or feFrage 81
Freight, together with the saving Of Time are avRn.
rs LSS ePSGeia'ed by sh'PPe Of Freight, and
For Freight CSatracta OF Shipping Directions apnl,
20 OF address either Of the following AgpntH sGth
:, : y. 4. STEWART, Pittsburgh;
II. 8. PIEncH Co., ZAlesTille, O.; ]. j. JOHNSTON
Z
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yoAl'Fs, 9.lE. LAEIMEK'A u
RhenMatiSM, Golst, Lirer ConrlaiE..

1NDEPESprNcE, Preston ca. Va. 9Th Ju,y. iS5.
DR. J.Cs- ARR! SEr:asI have been AFFLICTED MD I
painful chronic RhtHDlnfiyFl for long time. uhlt
batiet the skill Of pbydcihns. and stpck to y
spite OF llibe remedies cOnid iinh, until tn
your SarHapnrilla. Ono bottle cured IL ls'
weeks. and restored my general health go mitch W
an far better than before MAS Rttarktd. lbs
II a wonderful medicine Fsff j. FREIC
Jules \. GeIchell, Of ST. LyOuiA. writes; Il tis
been afflicted foryeRrs With sIIu6cti0H Of ht La
Which destroyed my health i tried evrrytlibsE g
everything failed To relieve me; and have bse7
brok6ntinWn man for some Year, from NJ @ts
Gauss than deTanOeBieat of Tire LiueT. Ms betEd
pastor, the Rev. Mr. Espy, arlrise,l me to Try ~
SatsafAr ila bSetuse lie said he knew yuu. AID ~
thing YOu made was worth trying. by The Ilsg{
ID God Il ns cure me. and has 80 purified nE tl,e
- TO make n new. man Of me. I f.rl yolnE "a
The beet that can be said Of ron is not ElltE 90
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Ayers Sarsaparills
FOR PURIFYING THE Bonn


And for the speedy cure OF tie sub!vinet ,,,i,,,.
= Dliease: = aa =H
SstqIpld uilR SsrGtitlqlls AgeetionS, S,srS a, Ia,
EicGrS. IUTeE, EI7ipfiIRS. iiRPlCE. TttS:pi,s sii
rs. BoilS, MGiHF, and uIt SIN IJist6aII 1es
aiisE 10y OAKLAND. Ind. 9th June. ls.:
J. O. ARR CT. Gents: feel il nv 5nfI - -:
knowledge What TouT SATsapHrilta has done t.I =
Having Inherited SctpIulous Injection, ~
ferht from It IN VHEi0tiS ways for vesrE ssH.L =
itbnrst ont in Ulcers on my hands and ann
times It turned inward and disiressrd ~ !, H., =
stomach. Two years ago 1t broke cut on B,,L y
and covered my scalp and ears with oils, or -;
RaS painful and lolthsoTile beyond Sls.t,is,t =,
tried many medicines and several physirt,rt' -.
without much relief from anything In fac. II. 4"
order grow WnTEe. AtlNnCih wa rpiUie,i !, -.
In the Gospel Messenger that yUu hui DIrf,,,.S :
Alternative (Sarsii Arilla) for knew trnIs MAJ.
tRtinn thar anything you made must / ! mi
sent to Cincinnati aud got IT, aud used it I'M g.
me. took II, as yuu ahTise. In snail d,StS y
teaEpOonfHl over a month: and lse,l aln,., ~.
bottles. New and healthy skin soon bt.sp ~
under the ecaGs which after a while frIl oT Z,
skin is now clear, and know ~ MY fcrili,-, Il Y
the disease has gone from my ~ tenn YOg a, =.
believe that feel what am saying " hen iejl :
that hold SOn TO be Une Of the AlstIel az N. u.
and remain ever EEatefuliy, Tours. =
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81. AathGay'g Fire, Roe d, Eysip,I5y, MIR =,
SPIT Rheir''. Said LeqtL EiTlgltoy7., S,7t b..
QrUpgy.
nr. Robert N. PrehIe writes from Salem. n r "a,
Sept, 1852. that lie las cured an inNeterat.
DFGpEy, Which Threatened to terminate falsII /,
the peTsrverinE use Of our Sar,apNriIIa md ;hi;
dangerous attack Of sNuligHGEt EFyapSlaI Lr ~,
doses Of tile same: sAys lie cures the CONNER y.
tio1E by Il CONSTANTLY. -=
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Imported anil bottled by himself warranted pure
and tllS best quality wIhhis certificates on the bot
tie, aud his seal on the cork.
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BrOlileaSt Seed NnMni,I

rTHE sOBsCRInERs HAVE PURCHASED THI
j right for 4ASE'S SEED SOwER which SOW
all kinda Of Gras and rtss SeodS ia the most pGr-
feet manner. II simple in its construction and
a1Es With great Accuracy aud rapdity tllstributInE
the seed evenly upon the surface without the waste
anu labor peculiar to hnud sowing. Orders for
sOvsrs will receive prompt attention.
mh2o SMITH GORRELL
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IRBcH 4 Co4NGS7 S6tastreet. Boston-
H.H. HOUSTON, GeHV Freight lt6't Phila.
I. L.HoUPT, GeFt IEstsf III. i5EiiSjs,,S,t.
los A. SCOTT, 6Te'sl Sap'tT AIt0ona fas jSni.s0
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GENIL COMMISSION BUSINESS
Portable HaV PresseS.

YNIE ARE NOW PREPARED 40 FURNIs
w three Alzss " IngeEEOlI's Improved Hay Pre-
which Isths cheapest, LeO and most VTaTsnirnt Pre-
ever offered to the public. IL Is easily handled al
b. readily moved from place to place, a. Nay
required. For sails Mt the lowest rates by
n0Tl9 SMITH 4 GORRELT.
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Many remarkable cures Of these Affection, ha,'
bean made by tho alternative power Of this T1es
anl TINS oFerromes disorders which SosId b Isf
POsed beyond itB reach. Sueh remtiy h1 -
been required by the necessities of tile peopS y.
We ere confident that thIs will do fIT then all %
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w. y. saIFn. Master Of Transportation.
L. n. CcLE. Gent Ticket Agent. ap20
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BCucorrhGa az ITIiteE, 0riTiGH TaEasr. II
t-tllIt ULesTafi0sa, Flalale Dit.atss.
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New York Paper Warehouse

#GOUTH BRANCH HERRINSSs--.p q
- S65 Has l,IaIS and fReS 7lust EeI-Fiy6I ~
~ Az y 9Sl2t 3gREHEY
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Yhat sholl we DRINK

uDoLPHo WOLVES PURE coGNIAc
RRANnY
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No DiSuniOnI

oE TIE vtpikiS lf, IA y ~ {5E
Nns, Checks, and many other Eo,slS, AZ dI1uuidu
prices All those buying goods for cash ro6pect-
tutlS invited to call At JOHN ROEMEIHa,
JAMS No. 30 Main ST., Centre Wheeling.
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The connecting OF tracks by the Rail Road nriIrs
Of tsbuEEh; avoiding AL drNyAge or feFrage o.
Freight, together with the saving Of Time are aIlvRn
tRges readily appreciated by shippers of FrsiRt nn
the Travelling Public. = - =
For Freight Contracts Shipping Directions apnII
to OF address either Of the following Agents sti
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KENTUc6Y TOBACCO-2s ke5F5TE bs-f
~ quality Q tuist Tobacco, just received and fof
elehy Ifeb.8I = MgRRIIIY.
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NT10LINSI VIOLIFHs !G-Solns EveFy fpe
~ % stEAiiraEiusS GuernArfnd and Amattf modeIS
Jaa1z JESSE = 4s1 AlE; VA q,
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Church Dedication.

Through the courtesy of an oblising friend, we
were permitted 10 be present at the Dedication of
the new Baptist Church, Lebanon, ten miles north
of this place. 1t was not until services had COM
mcnccd that VIC arrived, and found it impossible,
notwithstanding the church was large and commo-
dious, to obtain seat within but from the steps,
where were numerous others, We listened to an
eloquent, thrilling and able discourse from Rev. j.
Scorr MURRAY. This sermon, after an interval of
thirty minutes, was followed by one from Rev. w.
3. Long.
1t was the first time We have ever had the pleas
ure to visit this section of our District, but hope
soon to repeat the sociaity and cultivate more
intimate acquaintance with people who cvince so
much of hospitality, enterprise and libera!ity.
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Gen'l. sam'l. McGowan.

The appointment of this accomplished officer and
worthy gentleman TO the BrigndcrGcneralship Of
the volunteer forces in this section, seems to have
been hailed with general satisfaction. His Excel
lency the Governor has been sinsuarly fclcitous
in exercising the appointing power confcrt ed upon
him by the Legislature, and in no instance has he
cvnccd better discretion than in placing Gen.
McGowAS in this distinguished position. We arr
confident, that the honors will be worn most
gracefully, while the responsible duties of the Of
flee will be discharged with fidelity, energy and
devotion to the best interests oTall concerned.
The following named gentlemen compose the
Staff of Gen. McGowAN:
JAMES S. CorunAN, of Abbevillc, Brigade Major;
JOHN " MOORE of Anderson, Brigade Inspector;
]. KINcAID VANCE, of Abbeville, Brigade Commits
sary; JOHN BACON, of Edgefeld Brigade Quarter
master; Dr. PAUL II. E. SLOAN, of Pendleton,
Brigade Surgeon-cach with the rank of Major;
w. X. EAsLEY, of Greenville, and w. II. PARKER,
of Abbeville, Aids-de-Camp, with the rank of Cap
tain.
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INLAND PORTS OF ENrRY-The Secre-
tary of the Treasury Of the Confederate
States publishes the following important
notices of points at which ports of entry
have been established
Norfolk, at Nelms' Landing on the Mis-
sissippi River; fernando, on the Missis-
ppi and Central Railroad; Holly Springs,
on the Mississippi Central Railroad; East
port, on the Tennessee River; Corinth,
at the crossing of the Mobile and Ohio,
and of the Memphis and Charleston Rail-
roads; Athens, on the Railroad from De-
catur to Pulaski; Stephenson, at the
junction of the Memphis and Charleston,
and of the Nashville and Chattanooga
Railroads; Atlanta, at the junction Of the
Georgia Railroad, the Western and At
lantic, and various other .ailroads; Ches-
ter, at the junction of the Charlotte and
Columbia, and. of the Kings Mountain
Railroad; Florence, at the junction of
the Wilmington and Manchester, and of
the Northeastern, and of the Cheraw and
Darlington Railroads.
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Horticulture.

1t always affords us genuine satisfaction to re-
cord the advancement of village in either use
full or ornamental improvements. The cultivated
taste of travellers invariably behods every evidence
of refinement, intelligence and superiority; and
whoever labors to improve his premises in these
respects, is entitled to the admiration and gratitude
of the villagers All share to some extent in the
reputation thus achieved, and may feel commenda-
bic pride in acknowledging the praise bestowed by
strangers on the beauty, refinement and good taste
of the town. We are led into these remarks
by pleasing and agreeable observations made
recently while strolling through the suburbs of
town, enjoying the balmy air and subducd sun of
bright Spring morning. With another we en-
tered the gates ut the hospitabc villas known rs
horally speaking, upon the innumerable beauties
unfoldcd to our rapturous gaze. The propretors
have, with spirited liberaity, laid Gut their grounds
in elegant style, and sought to adorn them in the
most attractive manner. But the chief attraction
to our eye are the tastcfully arranged fowcr-gar-
dens, in which are displayed the ingenuity and
skill of practiced gardeners in their employ The
regularity, precision, neatness and simple elegance
one may view is worthy of general emulation, and
we trust that the example will not be lost sight of
by others who are SO situated as to evidence like
good taste. 1t is necessary that the reader should
visit the grounds named to rightly appreciate
them, as our descriptive powers fail in properly
estimating the beauties of either place. The love
of flowers is natural in the breast of every one
they excite the most refined sentiments of our ma
ture and in their vernal freshness teach us lessons
of wisdom and profit. Who does not recognize the
benign influence or happier feel in beholding
earth's lovely drapery? How suggestive to the
philosophical, consoling to the weary invalid, and
promising to light-hearted, tender youth, are
sweet, fresh flowers Is it not strange, then that
so many neglect their culture even in this utita-
rian age? We think so, and would again urge the
example of our friends before alluded to, and seek
to impress others with similar views.