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Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-02
A TTENTION FAUGHABALLAUGH
MASSACHUSETTS, IRISH VOLIJN-
TEEEss--2sEI EEGIM ENE.

All citizens of Wor ester wishing to Join this regiment
can do so by applying at No. Lincoln House Block
where every nmmodaton will be afforded recruits
who desire to enlist for the war.
Col. HBOS. 5. AURluI, formerly captain OF the
rev York MONTGOMERY Guards will command this IL
ment The people of Worcester have made ample pro-
vision for those joining the ranks of the army Any per
sOn enlisng in a company regiment ont of the Com
lnonwealth Orfets the liberia! bounty of 800 at the eX
Iira'io of the war Pay and ratoEs and clothing upon
enlistment. The recruits for this gimeut vii go into
camp at at Camp Cameron, Cambridge and all who
desire TO JON its ranks should make application
TO Lieut.. j, y. MON'OE, No. Lincoln House Block,
the ONLY authorized recruiting officer for this regiment
Tor Worcester and vicinity. An persons cautioned
against enlistng for it elsewhere. Sl00 to he paid
TO each at the OF the Twenty Five Dollars
amnnth to those having wife and children. Twen.
:y-0ne DOlals month to those having a wife and one
child Seventeen Dollars month to those hay ing wife
only. Thirteen Dollars month to single men; but ia
thers, mothers sisters and brothers, dependent upon
single men for support will draw the pay from the
state as is paid to the families Of married Don't
he humbugged by misrepresentation. NO advance
pay, aHybounty Will he paid by any recruiting Off
GER in Worcester or in the state. by order o; Gen Bull
lock- general recruiting agent for the state for Massa
CnusettS Volunteers
Now the time enlist! Ticketsto the camp free to
volunteers. off OF
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-02
rgRA1s Or an .ERTTsIwo.

ADVERTISEMENTS published in the DAILY or g.
square for three insertions and 20 each sab
1eqaent insertion. Ten lines or lessl constitute
square," Advertisements ordered inside, or in any
rominent place. also those largely displayed will
he charged extra rates Contracts hv the year may be
7Iale on Iiberaltor7us.
IN WEEKLy, First Insertion 81 per square; each sub
b6quent insertion 2j cents.
- All transient Advertisements must be paid IN
anaqce Yearly regular advertisers will be required
10 make quarterly payments
VIZ 40 gTatUiiouS iGUsTtisea3eats No report reso
GtOs, or proceedings Of any corporation society or
association, and designed to call atten-
Ion 20 any matter Of !nied or individual interest can
10 lnserted, unless paid fJr,as aa Advertisement
~ The Publishers VIII not hold themselves respou
toe for any that may occur beyond the amoun
thsfged for the Advertisement
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-02
VNO OWNERS OF TIN RUUFS
THE BOSTON MINERAL PAINTING co.
having purchased the exclusive right to manuac tuse
and apDly

Elastic Mineral Paints,
are now ready to apply Elastic Mineral Paints to Tin,
Copper, Zinc Iron Doors Fences, &c, reasonable
terms
For Tin Copper Roofing this paint is superior to all
others both in cheapness and durability and Is what has
long been needed for possesses strong adhesive quail
lies and being elastic in its nature readily meets the
mansion and contraction of he roofing.
This Paint is all represent it to be, and most
snectfuly reter to the following gentlemen who have
used it, L. Richardson, Cashier Cambridge City Bank
c. Barrett, Esq Boston; Superntendent Boston and
Maine Railroad Superintendent Manchester IN H. Lo
romotivo Worke; Eagleve Mills, Norwich, Conn.
Warden Massachusetts, state Prison; Campbell, Whit
lier IL Co., Roxbury, Mass.
Snecimens may be seen by applying to S. HARRING
TON No Seaver street. Worcester, Mass and also AT
JOHN B0YDEN'S, Lincoln House Block.
Gil. WIGGIN, General Agent. j. IL. CURRlER, Su.
perntentendent of Painting.
Post Office address, Cambrdgcport, Mass.
aul7 dS3mF
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-02
#pcctarIes, E1.

g SPECTACLES DEPOT, l72 1-2
Main Street. The undersigned mostrespeetful-
ly invites the citizens OF this place and vicini-
! II, to cali and examine h superior selection
III of SPECFACLES, containing his lately i'm
n - proved PERIsCoPIC CONSERVATIVE LENSES,
which he will adapt to far sighted, near-sight-
ed aged, and weak-eyed persons who may de-
i sire them, according to the true state of their
I II eyes. the materiaLu used TO make the above
mentioned Lenses, in its natural state, in pnri-
II ty, briancy and transparency, rivals the dia
Nil = mond, andfOrms the most beautiful and perfect
b Spectacle Lenses ever introduced, and possess
I'll es great advantages over the common glasses
III In general Their perfect spherical form
Xii gives more extended field o. vision. Their
MI purity and transparency OF M, teTia presents
M less ODstructions to the passage OF light-oyer
>flT$ comes, In great measure, what is called Dy
II n Opticians alteration Of light Consequently,
III objects through them present themselves
MI lin a clear, distinct and natural form, avoiding
4 MI that gmmering, wavering unsteadiness, un'
III pleasant sensation after protracted reading or
\ III lsewing; in fact approaching as near the per
NI feet lens Of the natural eve as it is possible for
III art 10 approach nature.
Many persons unacquainted withthe Optical
Art are left to select glasses for themselves,
without due regard TO the condition OF the eye;
% practice often productive of serious cOnse
6uences priudicng the minds of the people aganstthe
nse of Glasses Glasses selected by skiul optc!an
made of the aforementioned material, WILL instead of
niuring the eye STRENGTHEN AND BENEFIT 1T AATERl
he keeps constantly on hand small and large spy
Gasses Gold, Silver, and Steel Spectacles, and Eve
Glasses of all knds different patterns OF opera glasses
large assortment, FOR sale and to hire; Magntyins
Glasses, Telescopes, Microscopes. Se
Artificial Eyes inserted and made to order
Having taken the agency Of one Of tile nrst manufac
urers Pebble Lenses glad TO be able to sell such
for less ouey than they have before been sold
thus giving everybody the chance of getting the
esfF@ Consultation free of charge.
j. ROSENBUSH, (Agent) 0ptician,
mo- successor TO l.. Shrsheim
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-02

DEOPLE'S MUTUAL FIRE INSUR
u ANCE COMPANY, worcester, Massachusetts,
and Available Capital of over ss41S,OOO.
Insure Buildings, Merchandise and Personal Property
generally both the Stock and Mutual PLAN fa
vorahe terms any sound and well conducted Stock
Mutual Company. The first class of Dwelling Houses
and their attachments, Farm Buildings and their
cple at the charged in the Mutual depart
Buildings in progress of erection, or repair, in
sure for time desired reasonable terms, Losses
equitably adjusted and promptly paid.
Applications for insurance may be made at the Com
pany Office, or to any of its Agents
AUGUSTUS y. CURRIER, Secretary.
HENRY CHAPLIN, President,
SAMUEL H. COTTON Treasurer.
DREcToRs-IIenry Chaplin, Joseph Pratt, Horatio n
Tower Joseph Boyden James H. Wall, Jonathan Luther
Henry Goulding, Edward Earle, e L. Brigham, Timo
thy s. Stone, John c. Mason Samuel H. Cotton, Dwight
Foster Chas. w. Freeland, IchabOd Washburn.
ia25 d&weowly
I N S U r a N b
ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY, HartG I'd UsptS
PHGSix INSURANCE COMPANY, ,Harno .aptal
H0ME INSURANCE COMPANY, New Yoi Capital
HERTFoRD INSURANCE COMPANY. Hartford Cap
AfTXNTiC FIRF INSURANCE COMPANY, Provi
lence, Capital Sl50GUO
The above named Companies continue to insure under
favorable terms For further particulars inquire of
A. Il. BULLOCK, Agent
ol7 diff Worcester
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LATEST NEWS.
From Richmond.

Magoflin is still likely to remain Governor o
Kentucky, despite the threats Of the Lincoln par
ty, ms they have not two-thrls Of the Senate, the
majority necessary to dcposc him.
A letter from Western Virgina reports slight
frost. suggestive Of hurrying up the blankets anu
other woolcns for our soldiers.
The tone of the British press in regard to the
battle OF Manassas is contcmptuous towards the
North, although it is evident they arc dupca by
Russcl.'s statement as to the real merits OF that
battle.
General Bcauregarl has issued an order, in
reference to arms, &C., taken at and near Manas-
sas, making the following requirements:
/. That all arms, horses, wagons, harness. mn-
nitions of war, and supplies and stores of all de-
scriptions, so appropriated, shall be delivered to
the nearest commanding officer.
.. That each commanding officer, upon the re-
ccpt Of such public property, shall forthwith de-
liver the same to the Quartcrmastcr Mt Manassas
Junction.
3. That such persons as fail to comply with this
orlcr shall! be dealt with in the most prompt and
summary manner.
By order Of Cen. DBAUnEGARp.
THOMAS JORDAN, a. a. Gcn.
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STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA.
HEADQUARTERS, July 70, 1851.

HEADQUARTERS, july 70, lS6l.
NaY PROCLAMATION, dated July 18th,
I'VE called for three thousand men to form cn-
campmcnts, to be received in companies "fur the
war"
Now, this is to gvc notice that u raising these
three Thousand mcl:, will reccivu ten companies
to form regiment, and they may immediately
SklIb.ir field officers, lhcy may Il" so after
lhcy assemble ut the cncampmcnt. The rolls oi
the companies signing distinctly :" for the war,
and the certificates as to the election OF c"mpahy
officers, must first be returned To the Adjuiant
Gcncral's Office. The frst thirty companies
offered, accnFdng to the requirements Of said
Proclamation, will he received. One Artillery
Company and Two full Cavalry Companies, to
each encampmcnt. will be received; but these
will he attached, at any time, to any regiment or
regiments that the public service may require.
July ~ 4t ~
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State of South Carolina.
HEADQUARTERS, July Is, 1861.
by the Governor Of South Carolina.
PROCLAMATION.

A PROCLAMATION.
ENTIIEREAs, TIE PRESIDENT OF TIE
w CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERI-
GA has made rcGuisition upon the State Of
South Carolina for three thousand men, that being
he quota of the State in the additional force now
I@sesSriie. oil and whereas, il is required that
the Volunteers "iTsring for this service shall be
received for and during the continuance Of the
war;" and whereas, it is right and proper that
such raqnisitun should be promptly complied with.
Therefore, |, 7. W PICkENS, Governor and
Commands. r.in-Chicf in Rnl over the State Of
South Carolina. by virtue Of authority vested in
me by law, dc hereby proclaim that Volunteers
fur thi: service arc desired, and will be accepted,
IN companies, "lur and during the continuance of
The war; to the number Oi three thousand
men: each company TO be composed Of ono Cap
tain, one First Lieutenant, two Second licutcn-
ants fuur Scrgcants, fur C"rpuralE, two musi-
rianS, anu not less than syty-luur, nor moro thnn
nnc hundred privatc$ the officers to he elected by
tie companies respectively. No men will be re-
ccircl, except those Of proper age and health.
aud Tor the purpose of organization and in
struclion, do hereby designate "l.ghtwool
KNIT Springs" near Columbia, AMI some proper
place at Or near Aikcn rs poimts for the establish
mcnt of camps; and each company, after n full
ana accurate roll of its members. and certificates
ut the clcc'iuns of its officers, shall lave been
returned to the Adjutant General Of the State,
will repair TO the camp nearest to it, there TO be
mustered into service, and TO be organized into
Bat!alions or Regiments. 1t will nut be a pre-
requisite in The acceptance CT those companies,
that they shall lo arlhcd, although ii is hoped
that many uf them will he.
And | tlo further proclaim, that all the men or
companies who volunteered under the Act of lSGO
and who declined, for divers reasons, mastering
into Confederate service, and whose Rerimo"t'-
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RanaWay

EHROM the Subscriber on Tuesday night, The
u Eth inst, my negro fellow BEN. Said fel
se7s Is about six feet two inches high, very strait
uadc, walks upright, of dark complexion, and
wore when hc left homcspun pants, coppcras and
white, wovc at home. Three fingers on one Of his
hands have been cut by the gin, and the marks of
it are still plain. His age is between 81 and %i
and hc was formerly the property of Mrs. Mary
Carroll. ELIJAH HORN.
Aur
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ID DESPEFSIA- z = I "a I,
Liver Disease, Constipation,

AND A GREAT MANY OTHER DISEASES
having their origin in Disease of the Stomach.
For the above mentioned diseases, it is SOW
ercgn remedy. and will not lail in eilcctng "
cure f the patient is not too penurionS 10 rc1Se-
we're in the taking of the Remedy. If onc pick
arc don't cure you, try annthcr, and still another
and rest assured It will not fail in accomplishing
all that is promised. And another thing you
may rest assured of, that you cannot take it long
without seeing and feeling that it has already be.
gun TO benefit you; and if so, continue taking it
regularly, and follow out all the directions--and
syou WILL SOON BE WELL. AGAIN.
The REMEDY is for sale by DR.. G. W. J. D.
HODGES and L. NJ. PENN, EdgeGeld, S. c., at
So per package.
July .! 6m ~
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TO FARMERS & PLANTERS
r. II +
SOUTHERN COMPOUND FERTILIZER
Columbia, S. O.,
RYR, NJ, STOKES g. co.
AT

H. lns , U N Il 3 u V W.
vEyII3 subscribers hereby notify the Farmers
a md Planters Of the Southern Confcdcracy
that they are now establishing q factory for the
production Of :; commercial FERTILIZER, which they
believe will be found equal to any fertilizer here
toforc purchased from the North. All the ingrc-
dicnts of the SOUTHERN COMPOUND FER
TILIZER are found in abundance in the South,
and only require the application of scientific
knowledge to make us perfectly Independent of
our enemies, even in this particular.
Our intention is to sell our Planters an honest
and reliable Fertilizer, peculiarly adapted to our
own soil, climate and crops, and, as far posi-
bic, shield them from the gross impositions so
frequently palmed upon them by Northern ma
nurc manufacturers.
Our Fertilizer contains all the elements EeSes-
sary for the fou Of plants, being composed Of
PULvERIZED NIGHT SOIL, POTASH, Dis
SOLVED BONES, SGLP1FURIC ACID, PLAS-
TER and LINE. The manure thus formed, con-
tanning largo per ccntage Of potash and other
alkaline salts, will render it inealRabie for cotton
and will be fonn,l to influence the growth of all
other crops sufficiently early in the season, though
not quite so promptly rs Peruvian Guano. 1t will
hold out longer, and mature the seed perfectly,
giving decidedly the hest crops, and will show
itself in most instances superior TO Guano or many
other of the most popular fertilizers. We shall
be ready to supply the Fertilizer about the 9TH of
September.
Price, s.t5 per ton Of 1000 lbs., cash,
bankablc paper, or Confederate State Bonds.
Il. VI. STOKES & co.
= Columbia, S. c., Aug 90 st ""2
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~ The Charleston ''apers give the detail
.hc .transi;ns OF tho J.G, D"ri. of ST. August
ALL hand, savcl-!,r c"lnlle'c loss u
the arrival Of tiic gaiimt i'rivatcers in the =.
tpwn, 1.-THE ladies' says the Courier, Z" threw "l
their houses and they were received with chee
upon cheers. Cheers wcrc given for the J'J DE-
ris, for the Southern Confedcracy and the uinoS:
hiarity and rejoicing Tor the safe arrival oil the
privatccrs WAS manifested. While there, they were
su:nptuuusly provided for: and furnished with
every comfort that cuuld possibly be devised.
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Aug
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one place. ard tf:c resource; ana '''s:Sc o. : Z
whole population, high aud low, rich AMI poor,
wbt. and black, were directed to their nursing
and The :.lyyiatoa Of their s!!lcr"S$ IEs sn"p:e
people Of Charlottesville i":!c,l Il uni; il their
cristian eli leayors to "wi PC Away al; tears from
all cYcs" Should any South C"i"iln'an SO II"
charlottesville durias,h coming tr.I''lcs an'! te
alta loss which way to tyru, lc! Kim $" to Mrs.
Cv,rs ftnc r"pttc- cf Mr. !. SrRrcNEH COLES "i
our district DR.. ans! N;s. Ei,NcNn i'rroN, Nr:
SLAUGHTER. Mr.. F::"GrSo%. ~ the elevated AID
benevolent far.;iy "f l:s :aa; an! intrepid
Can't. D.LNDHrL. and H. Will ~: in Peace ad
comfort, with every lnE:s:aS satisfied. |; on;
wants t. have his lines IN! &. hi:n IN Pleasant
places, let lia stop It; the F.;r-h House IN Char
LOT csvlie. Our learned and rhi!aa'hr"l''c ici-
low citizen, n. LAEoRnE, WAS oar companion ;.t
the Parrish Iiou:c durin" our sGjnun i'll Char
lpttcsviilc. and 10 him wc owe many thanks Tor
kind attentions and skl:ul professional guidance.
lie was making himsclrcriuen;l: efficient among
the sick and wounded Snlt! carnlin;ans. Chlr-
lo:tesvi.le is what tie irrnians would call Il per
feet Ninmei.eich: / advise you all my friends, 10
migrate thitier and spend y"ur summers. Nut
withstamling all this tender care and loving kind
ness, many q! our brave mcn have Je'--gone
to thcir long home far away from friends, k.n-
drcd and country. Fathers, mothers, brothers,
sisters, friends, accept the consolation that you
have given your lovsl ones to their country, 20
t,".h, 10 liberty, to GoL. Could our dead Lave
died nitlcr? They are emlamch in the hearts
grateful nation, sancliiied by the justice of the
cause in which they dic,l, and received into ever
lasting glory by that God who gisc,h tho victory
and roWardsth the yell deserving. J.T. d.
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Notice..

CIRCUMSTANCES render it necessary That
" the Estate of Col. S. Christie deed, should
be put in state Of liquidation at the earliest
practical moment All persons owing the Estate
by Note or Account, in The life time of the Tesla
tor, aro required TO make some arrangement as
to their debts bo the Goth August inst, OF their
Notes or Accounts will by put in suit without dis
tinction. w, c. MO&AGNE, Admir-.
Aug 8, 1861. ct s2
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Muskeet Grass Seed!

A S there arc many persons in the district any
IA ious to obtain this VALUABLE GRASS,
and the means of conveying it to them, in many
localities, very difficult, wifi put up The Seed in
such quantities as desired, aud deliver at the
Store of Mr.. L. NJ. Penn, EIgchcld G. H.. by the
20th inst The price is s22,jU per bushel and cost
of sacks Address nc at Lccsvillc. 7. O.
". ii. NORRIS.
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Notice..

IN Busscy, decd, are no,ificd that they FAUST
pay the same by the 18th September next, othey-
wise they will have to settle with my Attorney.
L am compelled 10 pursue this course, iHasmuch rs
have to bring the Estate to a close shortly.
u. c. BUSSEY, Admir-.
Aug q 3t 81
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A CARD

The undersigned having been engaged in public
service when the Regiments Of this State. now in
the field, were organized, are desirouS of raising
Il Regiment and returning to the seat Of war
Having associated themselves together, they COM
mcnced operations with Il view to that end, but
have been compelled to make 4 change in lhelr
plans. As his Excellcncy the Governor declines
to allow any more troops TO be raised in the State
until the three thomSuni called for to 80 into
camps Of instruction., arc organized, they would
respectfully suggest u those Companies which
have been kind enough to offer themselves, and to
those about to do So to report without delay Ill
rcctly to the Adjutant General, ~ Companies
rcr.acd under the proclamation Of the Governor
After the Companies Lave reached the camps oi
instruction, they will bc organized into Ecsi-
lments, ANA each Regiment will have the privilege
of clcctns i:s uwn Field G!icers. II either shall
ccrt the undersigned for its Field Officers. CRATE
fully the. will accept the h"no.: but desiring t"
leave the election unt:ammelcl hy influence or
solicitations, they Simply 'iccara their earnest de-
Termination ,olissAarg. the Duties Of any s!;-
ii n> which may u, ;:r"j them according 10
tic lies: of their abilities.
\ MCGOWAN,
". y. SIMPSON,
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BLISS
DYSPEpTIC REMEDY !!

1T is customary nowadays for the proprct"Fs
4 and prnprllcrs of patent medicines to array
bcGure the public eye in the most glowing color$'
accounts Of miraculous cures, and at the same
time complain of the poverty of the English lam
s,ra:c as being Inadequate to convey ideas that
would do justice tu their medical preparations.
Now the proprietor of the ab"vc-na:ncd prcpara-
tiun don't intend to pursue amy such course, hut
will he content to say. candidly, to the people,
what his preparation has done aud vii do. The
DYSpEpTlC REMEDY needs no such pr"pplng
up hy any such runninsly devised fables. BLISS
DYSrEPT1C REMEDY is the only reliable pre-
partition now before the people for Alb Dis
EASES OF THE STOMACH. and those other
diseases that have their origin in disease OF that
organ It has again AMI again cured when all
other preparations have failed. It's merit: have
been discussed hy physicians in COUNSEL II has
often been prc-iul;cd and thrown aside hy l'hy-
sician. and consigned 10 the tomb of qlaek hum,
bugs, and afterwards restored tn more c"nscnial
cline ON terra llrlna. To bu administered to their
wnrn-u,It and exhausted patients, and with the
MOST PERFECT SUCCESS. 1t has been tested
and recommended by the most eminent physclaI.s,
of the country, and one and all who have thosk1
ourhly tested it in gonl faith, are unanimous in
its praise. II will CIfRETilE WORST FORMS of
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Notice..
Augusta, Au

AN ELECTION will be held in Hamburg (thc
N regular parade ground of the Hamburg
Beat Company on Saturday the 7th Scp!emb. r,
far FIRST. SECOND and THIRD LTEETEN-
ANTS to ill vacancies existing in said Company.
The mcmbrrs of the Company are hereby ordered
To appear ut the same time and place, at II
O'clock, for drill anal instruction, armed and
equipped rs the law directs.
inagcrs.-IIcnry SOloman, George Damn
and ". ii. Harden.
BY order Of D. L. SHAW, Colonel 7rll Regiment.
S. C. NJ. o. IL. i. SGSTT, Capt.
Hamburg, Aug - 1t 81
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:. MCGOWAN,
". y. SIMPSON,
j. y. LlpSC0MB.
To those in Arrears!
August II, lSGl.

VIZ arc particularly ia want Of money at this
tmr--and must urge. Upon all in arrears either
for Subscription or Advertising, the necessity oi
;m,ac.!ia.c payment. Those wkn have not the
Cash. arc respectfully Informed that we will be
,,;.ascd 10 receive Wheat, Corn, Oats, or other
produce aithrralnS raarkctrri N liquidation
of lheir respective accounts ut this Oiiec
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.UaIcuared cm;ncniy 10 lrnpr",c s":. "u"
mnd e Enquirer, Memphis.
Filled Will! the chnirc<t reading matter.
journal Messenger, Macon.
..s,l excellent Journal, edited h. competent
gen, carn. Chronicle 4 Sentinel, Augusta
lest Literary Journal in tie country
Journal. Louisville.
"a Southern blessing"
Southern Argus Norfolk, Va.
every reading man in the country should
have it.. Republic, Augusta.
"t;ives full value for the money.
iSnuthrUn. jackson. Mis-.
"Without a riyai--t!c hest that comes to us.
,LExprcs<, Virksburs, Miss.
''Thc hest family paper published
Courier Charleston.
"A welcome Euc$; at every lircsi'ic.
Alvcriscr, Montgomery, Ala