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"The folders Guide"

We are indebted to E. w, Conkling 4
Co., for copy of small work with the
above title. 1t is complete manual
and drill book for the use of Volunteers
and Militia" compiled by an experienced
officer of the U. S. Army. Discipline
and proficiency in drill are the oni y
necessary requisites to make our people
the most war-like nation on tho face OF
the earth; for no other possesses, in the
same degree, that physical strength, in-
telligence and high chivalrous spirit, ne-
cessary, to make an army invincible. To
acquire this military tact and discipline,
the book before US will prove a most val
liable auxiliary to the Volunteer soldier,
every one of whom should have copy
Nor will it come amiss to any man oapa-
BILE of bearing arms in these critical
times of war; for no one knows how soon
be may be called upon to take up arms
in defence of the Stars and Stripes. Ii
is publi-hed by the enterprisiug firm Of
I. B. PETERSON & BROTHERS, 306 Chest
nut St. Philadelphia.
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awe copy the following from a re-
cent number of the Louisville Daily
Journal. But few men understand tht
power and means of the North better
than Mr.. Prentice:
No one can read the intelligence from
the bon slaveholdipg States without see
ing that war confagration, which moth
ing less than the waters of the ocean
could extiuguish. is raging through all
their borders. The United States Gov.
ernment, if it chooses, will soon have al
its command millions of men and many
millions Of money.
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Whale Captured in the Delaware.

One day last week, huge whale, meas
uring about twenty-five feet in length, made
his appearance in the Delaware, at Philadel-
phia. He was first observed a, Spruce street
wharf, but gradually worked his way up the
river, until opposite Kensington, where he
got entanged in log raft, and while splurg-
ing around in that condition was killed by a
musket bali. He was hauled out on the ma
rine railway at that point, and has since been
on exhibition. Who can satisfactorily ac-
count for his appearance in that locality!
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Masonic Secession.

At convocation Of the Chapter OF
Royal Arch Masons, of the State Of Geor-
gia; which closed its session in Augusta
on the Goth ultimc, the following resolu-
ton was unanimously adopted:
ReSolved, That the connection hereto
fore existing between the Grand Chapter
of Royal Arch Masons of the State of
Georgia and the General Grand Chapter
of the late United States of America be
and the same is hereby dissolved.
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The Secret. of Secession.

There is secret spring in this secession
Increment in all the Southern States, that
the people have not considered OF thought
about. Merchants, railroads and others
largely indebted to the North, are most
clamorous for secession. The States that
fret went out of the Union, had in view
the Kidding themselves oftheir just debts,
and to coDsummate the villainy, they put
the old Mississippi Rcpudiator at the
head of their Government Whenever a
merchant is found largely indebted to the
North, and wherever the sons of bankrupts
are found, they are throwing up their hats
for jeff Davis. Many men Of very diff
ferent character are secessionists. many
who have wealth and capital, but look st
the bankrupts and the men indebted to
the North beyond their ability to pay,
and they are all for going out ofthe Union
-Kno1vihe Wing.
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THURSDAY, HAY l6, 1861.

IMPORTANT On the 4th of April last
we commenced the publication of sn ad-
vertisemeut, headed "tbe Bedugeer, for
Messrs. Shaw Il Clark, Biddeford. Maine,
Our part of the contract has, thus far
been complied With. The Captain is nnx'
iously waiting in bis Office for the adver-
tiser to comply with theirs. Will they do
SO That's the question.
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Nicholas Altemose as Jacob Hufsmith.
Commonwealth as John Merwine.
Abraham Impson and Wife u.s. Andrew
Welfelt.
In the matter of appraisemeDt of dam.
ages 10 Quaker Alley, in the Borough OF
Stroudsburg.
In the Matter of the Report OF the Au-
ditor on the account of the Administras
tors of William Mosteller, deceased.
Williamson, Taylor, & Co. Us. Jesse U.
Cliff.
THO, NJ. McILHANEY, Prot,
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a Family of Suicides.

We regret to learn that Mr.. Simon L.
Shay was found suspended BY cord to
a beam in the hay lott of bis barn in
DiDgwan township, Pa, on Tuesday 3Oth
ult. His brother Isaiah V. Shay of
Huntsville, was also found in bis bed on
Sunday morning last. from the effects of
paragoric, half pint of which be had ia
ken from bottle containing the mixture
which had been used as medicine. Anoth-
er brother as we'll as the father Of the uu-
fortunate sons. also perished by suicide.
A strange fatality seems to have marked
the career of this once highly respected
but unfortunate family, all of whom. per-
haps fron some hereditary taiut have
perished By CON hitting suicide. .-Neae
Jersey Herald.
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IrJ4The uprising Of the entire North,
without regard to party lines, is sub
lime and glorious spectacle. It is the
hand writing on the wall which will make
the BeIshazzars Of the South, at their
feast of treason ard blood, trenble and
grow pale! Such country cauOOt bo
subdued.
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Western Virginia Convention.
Wheeling. Monday. Nav I3. lS6

ueeIluR, Mouuay, "aJ Aoi AOoi'
The city is wild with enthusiasm -
Flags are flying from nearly all the build
ings.
The Convention met at IL a. M, and
after appointing a Com uittee on Creden-
tial', adjourned to 3p. IN.
The Convention then reassembled at
that hour, and the Coz reported ia
vorably to the admission Of delegates from
Sd counties to seats. Permanent officers
were appointed, and resolutions adopted
appointing a Com nittee on State and
Federal Relations. Before its adoption
a discussion took place between Gen j
j Jackson Of Wood County, who thought
a division of the Stats premature, and
John S. Carlisle. who said we must have
Immediate and prompt action. He wan
ted no paper resolves.
The Committee then adjourned until
morning.
The monies of hoiSting flag over
the Custom House, this afternoon, were
very imposing. Thousands of people
we're on the ground; the national airs
we're suug, and speeches were made By
J. S. Carlisle and others.
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Practice Economy,

There Deyer was a time in our history
when it was more necessary to practice e.
economy than now. War enormously en-
bances the price Of pro7i-ions and other
necessaries, while it diminishes the means
of purchasing then. In some kinds of
business fortunes are realized. But such
is the general prostration of business that
the failures in New York since the 22d
Of April number over two hundred; and
such is the quantity of protested paper
thrown on the banks that they now re
fuse to accommodate. One of these, on
the 9th inst, had $4,000 worth of paper
protested. Real estate is unsaleable, and
ents are gone down. because they know
that the war and the demand in England
will enable them to command high prices.
1t is necessary, therefore, for all classes
of citizens to practice economyi even for
some wbo used to purchase three or four
oats in tselve coDths to wear one now for
whole year. Economy in these, the
hardest OF hard tines, is virtue of the
first order, and DO person ought to buy
anything be can dispense with till the war
is over.
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New York Markets.
WEDNESDAY, Nav Is, 1861.

FLOUR AND MEAI-Wheat;s sales Of
l4,400 bills. at So 81 l2k for Superfne
State and Western. RE + our at 3aS4-
Corn Meal; sales Of Brandywine at g 20.
GRAIN-Wheat; sales of $1,000 bushels
Chicago Spring al 81 l5a 81 l9. Oats az
32c. Rye at Csc. for Nor,hern. Cort at
65c
PROVISIONS-Pork; sales Of 80 bbls.
at S17 6254SI7 IS for Mess Cut Meats;
sales of $50 hhds. at 6a64c. for Shoulders,
and 7aSc. for Hams.
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lGTThe official account of the affraI
at St Louis shows that the troops were
outrageously treated BY the nob as they
marched through the streets, and thai
they did Dot ire until they bad been re.
pestedly fired upon. The first o. an W bon
they shot bad fred three barrels of re.
volver at them, and was about to fire the
fourth at an officer when he was killed BY
tee soldiers.
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Dividend.

STRoUDsBURG BANK. May 7, 1861.
The Directors have this day declared .
dividend of three per cent. on the Capital
Stock paid in-payable on and after the
18th inst
J. H. STROUD, Cashier.
May l6, 1861.
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Attempted Poisoninp

Great excitement is caused in Wash.
ingtOD by the fact that the sugar dealt
out to the 18th Regiment has been poi
soned. Several members are very ILL
Arsenic was discovered in the sugar.
The health Of the city was never bet-
ter.
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sgThe Bethlehem Times says that
Mrs. Gov. Piekens, of South Carolina
was educated at the Bethlehem Female
Seminary, and that the expenses incurred
for her education are due the institution
to this day.
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Will Make Bone Buttons of Them.

" III MdAO DUH0 buIGUIIo OF AAGIH.
One Of the Massachusetts volunteers.
when in Philadelphia, was asked what he
thought of the threat of tho Cotton States
to plant the Confederate flag upon Fanu,
ell Hall. He replied, "Lct them come
and try it--we1l send then back to their
friends in the shape Of bone buttons"
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT from MISSOURI.
Surrender Of Brigade Of Missouri Sc
ceSSiOnists.

St. Louis, Friday, May TO, Ie6I.
Gen. Frost's brigade of Missouri mill
tia, encamped at Camp Jackson. on the
western outskirts Of the city, surrendered
unconditioually this afternoon on demand
Of Capt. Lyon, commander OF the United
States forces of this city.
Capt. Lyon marched on Camp Jack
son with some 5000 volunteers, surroun
dcd it, and planted eight field pieces OF
the adjoining eminences. The following
letter was sent from Capt. Lyon to Gen
Frost:
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lrTA leading mercantile house in
Philadelphia, which has done much and
paid literally to stand we'll with the
South. lately received letter from a
debtor in Louisiana in these terms:
"Our note to you for $4,000, due
this day, will not be paid. We have
lent the money to the Confederate States,
and you may 60 To"
The creditors hope to make of their
account cartridge to fire at the rebels.
They have no idea of ever realizing it
otherwise.
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s9r Hon. Wm. Millward, of Philadel.
phia, is the new Marshal for the Eastern
District of Pennsylvania.
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a@"I Feel" said an old lady, "tbat
I've got about through with this world
| shan't enjoy much more trouble.
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The Great Eastern for Transport,

New York, May lI.-It is rumored
that the Government is in treaty for the
service OF the steamship Great Eastern ss
a transport.
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sF The citizens of Carbondale have
subscribed S6,e for the relief of the
families of volunteers.
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sIThe Physicians OF Wilkes Barre
have agreed to attend to the families of
volunteers, during their absence, gratis.
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sg-A royal soul may belong to beg.
gar, and beggarly one to king.
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At country preaching appoin tment,
Rev j. l.. NJ met With a lady whom
he did not Immediately recognise
Brother Joness daughteri" said be, in.
quiringly. "Oh no." replied she 81
used to be bis daughter, but am mar.
ried now !"
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Celebrated Female Pills.

PROTECTED 81 @ ~ LETTERS
SJgso(as5 ~ Ssy
BY ROYAL &ze2szzEssz y IS $50 PATENT.
Prepared from prescription Of Sir J. Clarke,
VI. ID. Physician Extraordinary TO The
Queen.
THIS well known medicine is no imposition but a
L and safe remedy for Female Difficulties and
Distractions, from any cause whatever: and although
powerful remedy, 1t contains nothing hurtful to the
constitution To married ladies peculiarly suited.
1t will, IN short time bring the monthly period
with regularity.
In all of Nervous and Spinal Affections pain i'll
the back and limbs fatigue slight exeriion, paplta
of the heart Mysteries and whites, these Pills Will
effect when all other have failed; and al
though powerful remedy, do not con,ain on, calo-
MEL antimony, anything hurtful to the constitution
Full directions in the pamphlet around each package
which should be carefully preserved.
For full particulars get pamphlet, free, of the
agent.
N.B.-$l 90 and postage stamps enclosed to any
authorized Agent will insure bottle, cOntang 81 pills
by return mall For sale IN StroudSburg, by
July 81. 1860 -ly. IN. DURLlNG, Agent
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Argument List, May II.

May l6, 1861.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-09-04

floor, and Of course there WAS very
beautiful and general mass all around the
choir.
Then some Of The gals sung out ''mur-
ler," some OF EN- fire, aud some on
'cm '.haiielujah !" Some of the congrsgl-
ton too sung out "ca'l the conslable!"-
u sailor chap in the gallery sung out call
tn. watch .'-one Of The dcacons ran up
into the pulpit, and tie minister 'hinkiil'
h. Was coln.n' to kill him, shlcd the big
Bible at the deacon's head: and then
jumped out of the pulpit window.
In the me mlin,c Sal pulled all the
"stasl..rs' off the Italians face, and takin
me for the German violinist, slapped my
chops most tremendously.
Then both of the musicancr$ got up
and Zeke Jones and kicked 'em out o
the mcctin house, and the congregation
! kicked us out arrrr en-. Sal got her bran
new kaliker drl.nc tore all to smash.
The sexton shot up the nncctin house
and there amt been no preachin' nor rs
pcciuly sin in OF any consequence there
sincr; AID that sn't aIl, don't think thai
there ever will be- Th. muss in our choll
w:.s the only great event talked on tor
loau time in lhrn parts, tell sc.
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State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.


Nv COMMON PLEAS.
NX7IIEREAS, an inquest Of Escheat hath been
w returned to this office, whereby, it appears
that Charles McGrcgor, late of Edgcfeld Dir
trict, who was born in Dunbarton, Scotland, ard
died on the tweuty-frst day of May, in tho ye.r
Of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and fifty
ssveu Sus seized and possessed at the time Of h:s
death, Of Lot Of Land, containing one-half
Acre. more or less, situate, lying and being in tie
corporate limits Of Edgefield Village, bounded n
tine North by 4 Lot owned by Rev. P. N. Lynch,
on the East by Lots owed by Thomas p. Magra,h
and George W. Landrum, and the Public Street
leading from the Court House to Pottersville, Cn
the South by Il Lot owned by James A. Dozirr
and on the West by public street Immediately in
the rear Of the Court lcusc, end Lots owned ! y
William J. Ready, F. L. Smith and Rev. p. h.
Lynch without having in his lifetime made ary
disposition thereof, and without leaving any per-
son who can legally claim tic same. Now in
pursuance of the directions of the Act Of Ass,
bly,, in such case made and provided the Heirs Of
the said Charles Mciregor. or others claiming
under him if any there lie, arc hereby required to
appear and make claim within. eighteen months
ffom the date hereof.
Witness M hnnd ut Edgefeld Court House, this
fourth day Of April, A. D. 1860.
Tl!OS. G. BACON, c.c.r.
April II. 1850 If ID
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ADVERTISING RATES.

THE MERCURY has now the largest cirtula-
tiuu IT ary ,,fret in ;hc Sate Rnd Is stcind in
this rc.iivr, IL hui few .pdpcta in the South; it
l.rcfnrr offers great advantage to l'usiness men
aA,l Others wno<: interests reqilre publicity:
ONE SQUARE Of Is lines, solid Nonuaruil.
zach insertion, Is conts, and for each additional
iiac cents.
COMMUNICATIONS of personal interest will
be chnrse, ~ advertising matter.
Or.ler. frum ithua, the city t" publish adrcr-
,i..mrn.:, Marriage Notices ur O5itanrirs, will
nor hp att.u led 20 unlrs. the cash. ncccpta-
hle r:ry reference, accompany thr order.
.ni.- On all bills III $$iH anl over, "a per cent.
,iiacuu.l is allowed.
..sH~ S."lt:l Carolina Bank Bills taken in pay
meat fnr sah4rrutina t. the Mercury.
CLsrics,on, .iuly 1851.
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Proclamation.

ENEct7iVE DEPARTMENT. July 4, lSbl.
| A CCORD1NG to An Act of the Conr.,lera II
! IN Congress, entitled can Act tn put into opc
rhti"t The Government under the pciIuuliemt Con
*;i'ut;"n OF the Confederate States uf Amcrir,,
It Il required that each State shall vote on the
first "Wednesday in November next, for l'resilen,
and Eirc President Of the Confederate States.
Which officers are to Dc innuguratci Oh the twenty
Scc"fll IF February next. and
WHEREAS the existing law Of tho State pr,,.
vidcS that the Electors for President. and virc
President shall be appointed hy the Legislature,
an whereas, Tia: Legislature nl this State will not
he in regular scssun NJ the time lrescrii:.l hy
the aforesaid Act for appointment, "i Electors
Therefore, he it ku"wn that /, I. W. PICK.
ESS. G"v"ru"r in and over tho State uf South
Carolina, hy virtue "f the power vested in u!e by
the Constitution, nutho,izingrhe tiovcrnor, ON ex-
ra"r.iinary ncra'iuu: 10 runvene the GENERAL As
somhly. do issue this, my PRDCL AVIATION,
calling upon aud requesting the Scllaturs and the
uirmhers of the House of hcrrc. er.t rtyes to con-
rc,c iii Columbia on the first Monday in Noveml-
her next ensuing. that they y he rruScut in The
luusc of Representatives, an The said first Wrlncs.
day in November. t" "ppuint Elrrt"rs If ptcsi-
dent Gnd Vice President uf the nlc,lerutr States
Of America. in conformity "; tho Act of the Con.
fcderHte COp"'"ss pf''r'
As the psrnIa. Government il tn be organ.
izet' an election viii he required ui ~" Senators
from this State, and also. in n probability, con.
sider;ng tho peculiar State Of toe country, other
impor,nnt natiers will he ucted Ou ut the same
session OF the Legislature.
Given under my hand and The seal Of The State
aforesaid, at ColumhA. this tue sixth day of
July, in the year Of our Lord, nnp Thousand
eight hundred and sx,y!unr. and in the eighty
sixth year of the Independence Of tho State Of
South Carolina. +. W. PICKENS,
Isaac Ii. MEANS, Sacretary Of Stute.
July II, 1861. tm4In. oS.
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Blaclzsmithing +!

gsEING hcrn ,hr"wa out of employment by
u the harn"ss I'll the times, and wishing to
'n'port mys"lf and iami'y lay my abour, have
Ia dn ri! kinds "f ilACKSMi1uINti, rartcu.
larry rrr,itinS Bucgics and Carriages, lin Irun)
with Pautu,iou work, Horse Sh"viuy, &c. All
work b-"ught to the Shop will he promptly at
tended tn. JOHN MAI,OY.
June 10 ,f %
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NOTICE THISl

A Ii. orders accompanied by CASH will re-
IA crive prompt attention. All others tabled,
or indefinitely postponed.
S. F. BOWERS, Agt.
Hamburg. May 81 If 2I
NOTiCE...All persons Indebted to the Es
~ tate of Washington Wise deed. are request
ed to come forward and settle tho claims against
them; and NIL those having demands agninst:said
Estse, arc also requested to present them proper
ly attestedfur payment.
II. A. SHAW,
W. S. WISE. acting 2 1'rs
Nov ~ II Aa7
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Hostetters celebrated Stomach BITTERS, sure
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Whitcombs Athma REMEDY, certain relief in
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Kcrncdy's Medical DISCOVERY;
Kcnncdy's Salt Rhcum OINTMENT 7 for euro Of
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Ta:rnuts EGerrcsccnt Seltser hPERlEST;
Ciurl's Female PILLS.
Narehises' Uterine CArItObIC0N;
pNILuTOKEN or Females FRIEND;
Pure COD LIVER, oil Jelly and more plcasan;
form to take ;
Brran's pullnonic WATERS which affords re.
lief in ten minutes.
Just received and for sale nt
Z. W. Il j. =. HODGES.
Or, 10 If -.
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FINE PIANOS,

MUSIC, &C., &c.
TEyHE subscriber after returning thanks to their
Il friends in Edgefeld and adjoining Districts,
for their liberal patronage during the last ten years.
would inform them that they still continue to keep
On hnnd large assortment Ct
PIANO FORTEs
from the celebrated manufactorcs of Raven Bacon
Co., Hazelton Bros, and A. II. Gale L Co., New
York, for whom they are sole Agents. These In
struments having already Won such far-famed ce-
lebrty, it is only necessary for US to repeat that for
strength, durability and inish together with pooer,
depth, soeetncss and softncss tons they challenge
competition. Persons wanting q Superior Piano
Forte, would do much better to Gull and select from
u large assortment, than by dealing with Pedlars
and agents OF inferior makers, where they have no
choice, and have often to pay higher prices for in.
feror Instruments, than fine ones of superior
makers Gun be bought for
Every Piano Forte sold by US is warranted in
every respect, so the purchaser runs no ryk what
ever. Persons ordering from distance from us
depeEd upon getting GOOD ARTICLE, as
make ta point to keep goods Of the best quality
and such US we can recommend and warrant in
every respect. Their
STOCK OF MUSIC
new pieces as they are published.
GUITAR and VIOLIN STRINGS
of tho the best quality always on hand. They
would also Gull attention to their largo stock OF
School and miscellaneous Books,
STATIONERY, BLANK BOOKS,
and other articles. Also, always on hand the larg
est assortment in the State, of
GUITARS, ACCORDEONS, vIoLTNs,
FLUTES FLAGEOLETS, VIOLIN BOWS,
&C., and every article of Musical Merchandise.
Carharts and Needhum's and Princes celebrated
MEL0DE0SS.
Accordeons and violins Repaired in the
best manner.
All of the above articles sold at low prices for
CASH or City acccptances by
GEO. A. OATES Il BROTHER,
BR0AD-ST., augusta, Ca,
[Bctween United States and Globe Hotels]
April 7, 1859, If l3
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For less than 3 months. 90 reuts i MONTH
FROM THIS DATE, no subscriptions out pf
the city wi: he received unless accompanied with
the casll.
uSrMASTERS arc authorized to act us our
Regular Agents in obtaining subscribers and for.
warlius lhU ,nunuy. fr which they will he allowed
~ per cent. commission uuly, however, when
paid IN r.vGucs
Subscribers 'Igsirins their rnrers atnnse"' r:ust
,.vu:ipu the Pos: Office frnn. US sei n The unc
10, w.ic. they desire tic change /" ho made.
,;cr,!etn@u :rttin. III Cuhs rr ), 10, @H or more
Will s,c shpplisl st ~ sr ceut. less than ieSuar
nl.cs.