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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-07


Roads to the lightship at the mouth of York
River, the distance is about fifteen miles.
From It's source at the Junction of the
Pamunky and Mattapony, Its debouchment
into the Chesapeake, the York River flows
forty miles, being an estuary with a heavy
tide, varying from two TO four miles in width.
1t is navigable by the largest vessels TO York.
town, and by vessels Of secondary draft to
It's source; A land spit separates the mouth
sets inland about fifteen miles, with eighteen
teet Of water. Into this bay empties the
Severn, North and Ware Rivers, ineonsider-
able streams, navigable a short distance
for vessels Of light draft. From the light
house at New Point Comfort to the light
house at the entrance Of &c Rappahannock,
is twenty miles. "A space, Of four miles to
the south of the light comprises the en-
frances to the Rsppahanneck and a small
bay and river called the Piankeetank.
THH RAPPAHASooK.
The RapahAnnoek, ike the james River,
rises in the mountainous portions of the
State. At one hundred miles from its mouth,
navigation is stopped by falls aud rapids.
The river below the falls has the character OF
an estuary, being broad and effected by the
tides. AT the head Of tide-Water is the city
Of Fredericksbufg, great tobacco depot
mac Railroad.
TWENTY-FIVE miles ftsm the light ship,
moored at the mouth of the Rappahannock;
is the lieht1house ct Smiths Point guiding
the entrance 10 the ROtomac. !.
Seven miles below Washington lies the
0iiy5of AleKmdria. theImOst ippoEtapt own
on this side of the river. The shores Of the
Potonae below Washington ihaEsEbut afeA
Hlight elevations, and it wenld. be diflcplt TO
impede navigation BY hastily Constructed
YarisE fgpp Vns are = half ie ays nhsgs Tyl
] 80 .la.a.aA At-l
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-07

"A Patriotic Bishop Letter from Bishop
q ~ Potter, sf Pennsylvania. 70 -.n
Bishop Potter, Of Penhsylvaniai has writ
ten the following patriotic letter in reply to
a correspondent In Alabama: = 7 = ~ 2 r.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-07

nance was passed at q macs meetinqs Of the
people az Mesilla, March l6,, 1861. The Ter.
ritory cost the United States Government
$l0,00OO0O.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-07

q yAl oq3gelEFy l0N1tdTalIa1 aa91 hat
over. fopF, kpndred boxes Of aFma have
ssse E.s fssl y y iIglRla YisAin lhs ls's az SF
I've saV q ,sihnss sdi II saiaDod .lN ~
gges oei sYlB ol ,l5so bstniitsasrq = giigsk
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-07

/ The people OF the embryo Territory Of
Arizona have, IN an informal manner de.
clared their sympathies with the Southern
tConfedeFacy,, and IL Is therefore viewed in
the light of a seeded Territory y The popHrC
lation Of the Territory is insignificant, and a.
viii be insignifeant The people of Arizona
are. chiefly devoted to agricultural pursuits,
and al present unable 70 afford means for
their local protection, and, for the past two
years, have beeh calling upon the Federal
GoyeFnment TO send troops nt6 the Territory
to tepel the conslant incurhiphs and foreSs
Of hostile IRdiaps. Their SeceSHioR 0rdl.
agltGA - egpt .aiHsH aHl4r IA - fEJfH
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-07


This State contains 325, 900 square miles Of
territory, and q populationof COS, 955-s4,-
900 Of which are liable TO military duty. At
present, there slumbers In the State q deep
sentimentfor the UniOng which requires the
moral force Of sthe Secessionisss to Keep from
awakening toneW lxigcr and Increased life.
The large extent of territory of Texas, with
asparsely settled population, and largein-
lEnda fi0ntier .eonstantly menaeed by hos,
tile Indians and predatory bahds of Mexi..
can adventuFeFs aRd-EObbers, renders the
borders necessary ser New that the United
States military forces have been driven from
the State, the Ganapche Iniians will make
q desperate warfare ppoH its frontiers. The
anticipated presence Of a United States
blOckading Squadron near the mouth Of the
Mississippi River viii have a tendency 70
Isolate Texas In q great measure from the
Southern Confederacy, as her commerce with
the uefRhborinQ States. .Was bY water.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-09-11

/" Lock here, Bill. run overtD neiStibor
Jewctt's and ask him to lend us Il chain;
must have something to bind the load.
So Bill scud to the neighbours, Il half
mile oil, TO burrow When he had made
known his erralnl ,lr. .Iewett replied: :" 1t
is rather doubtful whether you can find
<lch I'm article in these parts, with .
draw rpon the Rather. aud Il wicked
kink in his eye. that Squinted toward the
siovenly habits otioe Tuhbs.
However, he went out to the barn,
where he showed door that ran back
upon little wheels, and introduced Bill to
a good sized room, where there were
nothing else but tools. There were the
crowbarS, three of them of different sizes,
in one corner, the plows all cleaned, the
hoes and shoyels hung up on the sides,
the rakes overhead, the harness Oh wooden
puss, and the'chaius hanging on clcats,
aud everything in its place, 50 that the
owner could lay his hand on it in the
night, if it were necessary.
The Younger Tubbs got the cll;,in. and
new ilca of order ut the same time. Ii
broke in ul'ol his mind with great clear.
ness, that il,was hot necessary to spend
hours every week i'll looking up lost tools,
or in borrowing from ncighbor. Tubbs,
senior, may never huild a Toulouse, and
save his temper. But the boy will learn
Wisdom in his present school of atiIctlon,
alnl whca he takes the tartaD will have
pace tor everything and everything in
is parr-Anle:ican Agricu!turist.
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NEGRO MeChanicS,

Ed Tfiryuph ~ write to call your
attention t. ri. able article that find in
one nt' your exchanges, on the subject OF
Negro eohan;cs, written by Judge II.
/. Hopkins, ot' Mobile Ala. The writer
a>sum,e< it /" be 4 great error ON tho
par, ui Shareholders, to place their slaves
III the work beach To learn the mechanics
arts. His arguments arc 10 my mind
VOL founded, when he says:
Itit be desirable to preserve the pat
ra~rlal system ot negro slavery now
subsis,ins Il: tn" Souh rs the very best
basis vi social order and ul moral and do
me>tir integrity, which none may Doubt
who has invoked wisdom and virtue in
pursuing the question, shareholders should
illav this an,asnllsm in their midst by
agreeing. through legislative action, TO
c"niinc The negro to the soil. thus TO elc-
vatc and open up the mechanic trades to
The non.siaycholding people around them.
Di.niiy the trades to the level of the pro-
tc>S;unS in the common acceptat!on, and
idIing, loating lounging. fox hunting, OF in
other words, general dissipation of health,
energy and time among the young men of
the South, would almost entirely cease,
and their places be substituted by general
busy industry, By confning the negro
to the soil, the mechanic would be at
once converted from an open secret enc.
my of negro slavery into its frmest advo.
cate and supporter, because he would feel
himself then lifted up in the solid scale of
social responsibility, and maintained in
tina, position By the subordinatcd negro,
confined exclusively to menial services.
Before the law ard community, all white
citizens would stand strictly OIL footing
Of equality and be alone distinguished by
courtesy and merit.
know it to be the case that many
white mechanics have had good cause for
complaining of the antagouism of labor
growing out of the competition of so ,ln-
pleasant comraniot'ship with negro nc
:hanics. iic njus: work rs chrar rs the
slave, anl associate i'll unnatural compe-
tiS.ol, izh a,i,z Is adeadins, ana y",i 81
variance VILE our NaVillcu lol'o!!s oi inc
superiority Of tt: race. Aad the Few
Southern borr mechanics among US is
aiuplc proof hat car yourg lacn Of spi:'
consider it degrading IN their own eyes,
and those of their associates.
The writer says, scnsi5!y, 81 five wish
to foster Southern M;iiu;ic;oricS, III
which the white men of the Sout. are to
seek employment, VIC nnst encourage
white mechanics by removing the rivalry
Which now cul(lnrt$ them i'll our servilc
!oroIuton." ConI;ue l!"gro labor 10 'l;,
cultivation Of the soil, where it properly
belongs, and We will strengthen the IN
:,tution" tcn.fDid, by the encouragement
it vii! give TO tie young, nVn s!avehold.
ing young, OF the South, whc are hot able
to become planters, TO becolnc-posscry oil
The mechanical arts.
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ssiecs EarGer> Wanted.

n..?! here were some means of
lHore our yuung men to be-
s.rmers. We wish greater love
ss5r 'ba-Iry-of' its hoalthful, virtuous
ana th&i'fJ ri4:,;ng Influences, could be in
:ilisel into th= minds OF the youth of our
;zssltairi. The prospect of getting lit
2ls higher wages than car be earned in
@.he!country sttracss crowds of young men
ss5!the towns aud cities, to undergo, in
nine cases out Of ten, disappointment,
pm; and lardsLips. requiring an
Et Of endurance far greater than
be necessary to buy homo in the
5laSS where independence and COM
Er. WvnllNc.; secured after t'% years
s1s Industrious aud economical ctf"rt. This
sseskips after false lite-a life Of vanity
sano Settlements a great vice among
esS Young men Aud parents in the
sEs3n'trS arc toe often to bl;sne for the
slEyeric'l tastes and fool.! aspirations oi'
children A runnl> pride is rn!-
ssgat:tl Tie labor ,lia; ~ll'sI'd tc re.
ss-i.'d as most honorable and performed
ma j"so;ls SPIRIT, is held IL he = drudg.
ssy, IN irksoma tas,::. to he performed ":l.
Sg hy those w!u mus. ua,tr;ake It to
;| ask,r, 10 "Isn r-snssiss " S. Thar yoath o.,
sEals .2,o.k an, ,ii, form, 81, sIru,.h!y
ass,fa,,n.vd sssf who has ms, arrived trnm
las:, on a visit to his !ninr i. ,i;, country
shil, lis whole property perhaps, in Il car,
sspst bay; or that s!aiwart hrolher OF rud.
~ .sH hvailhli.I complexion. aud generous.
hsarty soul, who directs the labors of the
1 FIN. is the strong support of his pareuts
| a;,treir years Increase. and The brave pro.
4 ,tst"s OF younger brothers and sisters
] smir. VI Is. ;'lsc' tllci: parts in the bat.
~ IEAs:sssrcI sssrc.I Tic ;.,<w"r will c,nvc readily
1Ei,1 gindsu"iit a!"l lips "t every ""e.
J. Nolhins IS ia' Rain than tla. all
7 Tic ..Inr.. FOR ;;ll :. -" iiinn of people
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-09-11
State Of South Carolina,
EDGEFIl1I.D DISTRICT.

IN COHNON Pleas.
EE}HEREAS. IN inquest cf E.chca; hath been
w returned 10 this Office, whereby, it appears
that Charles McGregor, late Of EdGeGeld Dis.
'rict, who was born in Dunbarton, Scotland, an,l
'lied on the twenty-Grst day Of May, in the We,
of our Lord one thousand ei ght hundred aud iiry-
seven, was seized and possessed at the time OF lis
lcatb, of Lot ,of Land, containing onc-half
Acre, more or less, situate lying and being in the
corporate limits of Edge;icld yillage, bounded on
the North by Lot owned by Rev. r. II. Lynch,
IN the East by Lots owned by Thomas p. Magru,h
and George W. Lundrum. and the Public Street
leading from the Court House to pottcrsvillc. ON
the South by Lot owned by james A. Dusier
ind on the West by public street Immediately in
the rear OF the Court lIouse, and Lots owned hy
William j. Ready, T. L. Smith and Rev. p. N.
Lynch without having in his lifetime made any
disposition thereof, and without leaving anv Ter
son who can legally claim tie same. Now in
pursuance Of the directions of the Act of Assem-
by, in such case m"de and provided, the }ieits of
The said Charles Mct;regor. rr others claiming
andcr him if any there DC, arc hereby rcuur,.l to
!ppear and make claim within eighteen months
from the date hercr;
Witness my hand at Edgcfold Court House, tbis
fourth day of April, a. d. 1860.
April II, 1860 If "a
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LEADING
PATENT MEDICINES,

-SuCH As
MEXICAN MUSTANG LINAMENT for curr
Of old Sures, Rheumatism, &c.
nadaway's Ready RELIEF:
Sanford. Liver INVIG0RAT0H, ono Of
best Liver Medicines ever discovered;
0xygcnated BITTERS;
Hostetters celebrated Stomach BITTERS, sure
cure for Dispepsia
whtcombs Athma REMEDY, certain relief in
short time
Kcnuely's Medical DISCOVERY;
Keunedy's Salt Rheum OINTMENT for cure Of
Scrofua or any kin.l Of eruption;
Heceman Co.'S Elixcr Of CaliSlya Bark for
cure uf Chis and Fever;
Tarrant's Efervcsccnt Seltzer APERIENT;
Clurk's Female PILLS;
Marchises' Uterine CATH0LIC0N
PHILOTOKEN OF Females FRIEND;
Pure COD LIVER oil Jelly end more pleasant
form to take
Rrynn'S Pulmonic WATERS which affords re-
lief in ten minutes.
Just received and for sale ut
{. W. & ]. B. HODGES.
Oct 10 IF ~.
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Proclamation.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT. July G, 1861.
A CCORDING to An Act of the Confederate
IA Congress, entitled can Act to put into opo-
ration the Government under the permanent Con-
sttution Of the Confederate States Of America"
it il required that each Statc shall vote on the
first Wednesday in November next, for President
and Wee President of the Confederate States.
which officers are to be inaugurated on the twenty
second of February next, and
WHEREAS the existing Inv of the Suite pro-
vdes that tho Electors for President und Vice
President shall be appointed by the Legislature,
and whereas, the Legislature Of this State will not
be in regular session Mt the tiuie prescribed by
the aforesaid Act, for appointment of Electors,
Therefore, bo it known that !, +. W. PICK
EMS. Governor in and over the State Of South
Carolina by virtue of the power vested in me hy
the Constitution, authorizing the Governor, on ex-
trnordinary occasions, to convene the General As
semhly, do issue this, my PROCLAMATION.
calling upon aud requesting the Senators and the
members Of the House of Representatives to con-
vene in Columbia on the first Monday in Novcn-
Der next ensuing, that they may he present in the
House of Representatives on the said first Wednra
day in November, to appoint Electors of al
dent and Vice President of the 80. e States
of America, in conformity withthc Act Of the Con-
federate Congress aforesaid.
As the permanent Government is to be organ
lied. an election will be required Of two Senator'S
from this State, and also, in all probability,
sidering the peculiar State of tho country, other
important matters will be acted on at the same
session Of the Legislature.
Given under my hand and tho seal Of The State
aforesaid, at Columbia. this the sixth day of
July, in the year Of our Lori, one thousand
eight hundred and siXiy-onc, and in the eighty
sixth year Of the Independence Of the State of
South Carninn. T. W. PICKENS,
IsAAr IL. MEANS, Secretary Of State.
July II, 1851. tmln %.
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State Of South Carolina
EDG EFlELD DISTRICT,
IN GO,HUDY pJrav
" CO.RNON pLrAu

{: ihoGkS "hn i: in eusi:,ly nr lie Sheriff
Ge ii; ii:'lrrfiei District ny virtu" Of r.:, mr
t"E;Gs cd S"'i ;"ri.r.a at SUI, If li,r,no,S y,
Il Lark. having iIt'i in my ricc. together Win
Schedule. "n oath. Of liz estate anil effects h;s
petition IL he Court OF Lui;.;.:, i.;.,. ,,sr;nc
10 BE- aal:.i'ca !" ihe lcnrLt If :hc Ar.. ni he
General Assembly c:''r ,,r ir ;iiicf of irsnl,snt
debtors. ltis'r'lel.,l. llra, tic sid hmm, onJ
& Lark and Ill the crr,.it"r< 10 W,:i ,hc s.i1 :,
{. Brooks is in arywi:r Indebted r. and ,cr .,
hereby summoned. amd lave Gtcc 10 unncor bo.
fore the said Court 1t FActfs'd Cnurt lion.c ~
the seventh day nt October n&xt To show causs il
"ny tl:ey can, why the prayer of epeitiop aco,c.
said, should not br granted. ''''-
CLERKS oAcr. ,Turc 27th 1851. Sm ''1oG' On
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ADVERTISING RATES.

THE MERCURY has now the largest circula-
ton Of any paper in the State, and is second in
this respect to but few papers in the South it
therefore offers great advantages to business men
and others. whose interests require publicity.
ONE SQUARE OF Il lines, solid Nonpareil
each Insertion, GS conts, and for each additional
line cents.
COMMUNICATIoNS of personal interest will
be charged ~ advertising matter.
Orders FROM without the city to publish Advcr-
tisemeuts, Marriage Notices or Obituaries, will
not be attended to unless the cash, or accepta-
ble city reference, accompany the order.
ass- On all bills Of $50 and over, 20 per cent.
discount il allowed.
Ie South Carolina Bank Bills taken in pny-
mcnt for subscription TO the Mercury.
Charleston. TGly ISL.
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State CT South Carolina.
State Of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
az C0NN0N. pLrlr

" EUNWUN .VLE.IN.
fENiLLaiAh ). ii tDSQN, who is in tie custody
e of the Sheriff Of EdGcrld District, by virtue
Of Il writ of C:pioS a" .S"fynci,ndu.:. at the suit
of Luther Ecii. havin:; fled in my "tiire, together
with Schedule. oil cath, Of his estate and ELECTS
his petiii"n t" the Court Of Common Please, pay.
nE iaat nc may he admitted TO the Ernciit of tho
Acts OF the General Assembly made for ,Ec rr;.r
"i n;olrrH debtors. !; is nr,!crr,l. Int t,c s,I
Luther l;"li, aud all other tie creditors to whom
the said TiimanS. lirdson is in alywise inleLtsI
be. an' they are hereby summort, and have mn
ticc t"arpcar. hii"rc The said Cou.t at E,lretc,I
Court House, Vn the seventh day OF ur,obcr nc,t
to SHOW ranSe. il any they crr. wlv Ike c
the petition aforesaid, should not lc e,nnteJ.
;. HARRISON, c.c.r.
Clerks Otirc. June l1tl 1891 I'm o.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-09-11

The chief difficulty in the way of making
oil from Cotton seed is that Of separating
the kernel from the hull by cheap pro.
cess, and this, We think, Mr. Mitchell has
accomplished.
This is subject Of immense advantage
to the South. us the success Of this enter
prise will add greatly to the value OF The
Cotton crop, besides making the South M
dclendvn. in its supply ot, oil. We learn
that 100 pounds of Cotton seed Will
yield about So pounds Of kernel: and that
this amount of kernel will yield fully two
gallons Of oil.
Cotton seed oil has for sometime been
manufactured in New Orleans, but we
understand that the hulling is there done
BY machinery SO expensive as to fofolo D..
its use on plantations. Mr.. Milchcil.s
invention is cheap and simple. We learn
that he has applied for 9 patel't'-Colu'n-
bus ga. Enquirer.
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FOR THE HAIR.

Heimstreet Inimitable HAIR RESTORATIVE;
Mrs. S. A. Aliens Worlds Hair REST0RER
and Hair DRESSING;
phaon's Improved Magic Hair DYE;
Burnett8 COCAINE;
phaon's CoCINE, POMADE and Hair OIL, all
excellent for giving the Hair lively and glossy
appearance
The Ladies' ore collected to give the above MS
sortment On examination.
c. W. 4 j. B. HODGES.
Oct 10 If 42
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FINE PIANOS,

MUSIC, &C., &c.
'gNHE subscriber, after returning thanks to the,r
d friends in Edgcfeld and adjoining Districts,
10. their liberal patronage during the last ten years.
would inform them that they still con anuc to keep
on hand large assortment Of
PIANO FoRTEs
from tho celebrated manufactures ur Raven Bacon
~ Ce, Nazelt"n Bros, and A. II. Gale i Co., New
York, Tor whom they are sole Agents. These In
siruments having already won such fur-faned &C.
eorty, 1t is only necessary for US to repeat that for
strength, durability and finish, together with po,rer,
dep, sreetness and sojtness tone, they challenge
competition. Fersons wanting n Superior Piano
Forte, would do much better to call anu select from
large assortment, than by dealing with PeIars
"nd agents Of inferior makers, where they have NO
choice, and have often to Pay higher prices or in
terror Instruments, than tno ones Of Superior
makers can be bought for.
Every Piano Forte sold by us is warranted in
every respect 81 the purchaacr runs no risk j. i,;,
ever. Persons ordering from distance frna II,
can depend upon getting GOOD ARTICLE AZ
we make it point t. keep goods Of the best quality
and such as We can recommend md warrant in
every respect Their
STOCK OF MUSIC
Is very large, anu they arc constantly receiving all
new pieces as they are published
GUITAR and VIOLIN STRINGS
Of the the best quality always on hand. They
would also call attention to their large stock Of
School and Miscellaneous Ba1ks.
STATIONERY, BLANK 8ooEs,
and other articles. Also, always on hand the !arg-
est assortment in the Slate, of
GUITARS, ACC0RDE0NS, vI0LISs,
FLUTES FLAGE0LETS, VIOLIN BOWS,
&c., and every article of Musical Merchandise.
Carhart'S and Necdhams and Princes ricLrnt,J
MEL0DE0NS.
Accordeons and Fioljns Repaired IN the
bes; manner.
CASH or City accertances by
GEO. A. OATES d: BROTHER,
Bk0AD-SE, AUGUSTA Ga,
between United States and Globe lIotels.I
April I, 1859, If /.
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MANURE SnKps.-Therc is no doubt as
to the economy of erecting some cheap
covering for the manure heap. 1t need
not be water.;isht-a little dripping Will
be needed, and sometimes ail occasional
watering, il the heap begins to tlre.ians'
that is, to get dry and nnouldy il! any part
which should be looked after. The wash
ing of heavy rains carries oil most OF the
best portions of manure. Plenty OF straw,
or muck, or even uf !oam: under and over
the manure heap. is Il great econonIzer of
rich fluids and gases that would otherwise
escape and DC lost.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-09-11

A Co-TeS SEED I1rLLER.-We went,
yesterday, TO the N[u,cogee Iron Works,
70 sec the operation of a mill for hulling
Gotten scot. he invention Of Mr.. Isaac
Mtkcll. OF this city. 1t WIS working very
'uccc>>t;,ily. SCI a-ating ihr kernel from
isc Int as completely as the gin <cI,;.-
ra'rs tI,. linl from tie seed. The ma
chine i; very simple one and of easy
operation. The seed are thrown into a
hopper and hu*kcd by grinding g..atc<,
passing out INTO Il cylindrical revolving
s.vc, about four feet long and inclined
downward from the mill. Ry the reyo.
Iutiuns Of Til, cylinder tlS,kseTncl is made
to drop through into trodgl' underneath
it. While lie An!l and lint, unable to pass
through the scve, are worked out at the
lower errl OF the cylinder.
The kernel, thus separated, is very
easily reduced 20 oil of superior quality
:"r burning purposes and hardly distin.
c,;ishablc in :aste or smell from good
olive e. 1t always commands at least
81 pu; -''ilS much higher,
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For less than 3 months, 80 cents a mouth.

For less than 3 mouths. 30 cents mouth.
FROM THIS DATE, no subscriptions out 1t
the city will be received unless accompanied with
the crsh.
POSTMASTER are ar r''iurized to act Rs our
Regular Agents in obtain: : Subscribers ard for.
warding the money, for which they will be allowed
90 per cent. commission; only, however, when
paid in advance.
Subscribers desiring their papers changed, must
msntiun the Post 0tice FROM, we'll Us the one
tv, which they desire the change to be made.
Gentlemen getting up Clubs Of 3, ~, ~ or more
will be supplied at 20 FER cent less than Resular
Rates.
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aHted.

~ N::SS '~hcd. as if bc had not
y ss--YaalNut s9rrc ini>.
- y.k of hi; life and
ld:,ln't know i, had
ss though ! left it on
g.ncra!ly leave ii"
1hs VAS a S!oven, and
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tia;Gr, that worried eve.
nc Game in contact.
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- The roadside: the
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liz IL. cart; the :,hoSJs,
5g >cylhcs. corn krSes,
ax;~. aud other tools,
- 4,nt The premises. gene.
aus. sx.ey wcrs last used.
~" '.'at If an hour that
=, i: ,s$;h!e places. for the
asins turn ~. Tie oxen
r cu;is, niilo<opl.ic,l y
VIC usai 10 sch d. !
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