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The Jasper weekly courier., 1862-01-15
FIR, INDIANA, WEDNESDAN JANI1ARy * 1850


los'fespondsnce sf ,hs jasper Courier.l
Letter frcm Dubois Volunteer.
CAMP MORTON, near Bardstown
Jan. 3. 1862.
FRIEND Doanc- Al camp correspon,
dencc at this time forms an in,port
ant part Of newspaper reading, and II
would no doubt be Of interest 10 many
Of yonr. patrons to hear from thc 10Th
regiment, here goes. We are cncalnp-
cd on the Nelson county fair grounds.
two miles from Barlstown. most TX
cellcnt place Tor military exercises.
Gen. Wood, Of Indiana. is now III
command Of this brigade. consisting
Of the 10th. Col Fitch, 47ih. Colonel
Slack, 18th, Col. Ray. 5oth. Col. Dun
ham, 5lst, Col. Strcight, and 5S,h.
Col. Carr, Indiana regiments. and the
II. There arc'Several OH.
ar regiments expected here soon. ana
whcn they arrive our force wii he III
ncrior 70 any tile rebels can send ~
wards ns Gen Iniieofcris \. auAi-
srset, about seventy miles from is
where wc unc crsiand lic X prerarinel
N intercept our march; Int from ire.
ient indications beluTe tis LETTER rea
'hes you. le Will M maiclsin4 u Ills
ayor'e song
Fire IN The mountains boys, rua!y
The health Of our nsiinent Is rap |
ily improving since uc LEFT Camp Jo
lot. Onr boys are II il fine spirits.
We are. Company A. Our Captain is
Universally loved by all The Company.
md i destined at an early day to win
anrels. lie has already made him
elf conspicuous as a commander. -
Jur regiment was aroused a few nights
70 by the alarm Of battle, (ialse oi
curse } and be il said 70 the credit Of
ur brave Patoka boys, that in less
ii'tcen minutes they were in line Of
'attle- Company 4 being first in line.
-Four regiments of this brigade leave
Dixiewsrd" to morrow, but we are
OF Of the number. We cannot tell
hen we will have to meet the traitor
g. but rest assured we will never dis
race the fair iame y. old Indiana.
More anon, ]. q. McCoNAnAy.
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Ayers Catliartic Fills,
rna AL he fuHrosEs oFAfaElIY rnYsI b

ere 70 eurpapel that disc-es wi,!iA ,'c r4rrc "
their z1tien chi rarely vithsir.G ur ts \ ,Aea.
tneiE penetrating properties tsarfh. -ia t.tsf,s,
am ntituieie csery Ialtspn " lie i4FirMl ps M
mn, corr trB N disease. sgtNn. aAi fy+' fii "
rs hfa,;ay Ni4iiirs. As csust .sgLra NJ .nps
nrorrgi.cs. the invalid WHO ~ surpA daNu rih
pain ~ Thyslcl dtil.!y IS assnrlahra in Ai.a his
hca N or e.rF-v rcs.1rsd " remedy II orcs 50
simple srd inviting.
Sos only - tAey cure the cvcry-d.v eor'r'ai-fr
of every lo'y, but also many fpslnuLillc and
dangerous diseases. Tie agent below nafnrd a
pleased q haiisA gratis nv Aincriran Ahnarac,
containing cgrt'atcs of their cures and lifrc ivns
FOR ihair uxf in the following cump'ain;. CoAfne.
nsss. Nc4tg arn. HraaIrfe ayis.sg from iso,d rtd
Afari1ri, N4usg. I1aN.yetfsoA, T4iRif oae Af9Yt.d
lructlpa " ne Doires, flafArtg. Lo1 cy .sgYs-
ssff. .i,sniGl6f. and other kindred complaints,
arising frcn low state II the LDdy or 0tstlu.ticn
n is functions. They are an excellent Alternative
for the renovation of the blood aud the rsstnra-
ton cf tnne and strength 70 the system deuiAtatci
By disease.
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NOTICE i hereby given lhst Nv virtue ~
y San execution Issue q from the office of u.
clerk ot ne Eubni- Circuii G urt ma ~ M
directed. ! will offer for sale az public aur.
sl'n to the blghssi bidder, M cash II lsnd
- me d2or o. the court house in the toa !.
m Jasaer. ~
SATURDAY. r. bruary sih 1862.
between The hours prescribed by law. The
ren's and profits for seven years, OF the ia.
oalnc described real estate, situated in Du.
bois coEEiY, 10 Witt:
The Fast half o ne nor.h ess, quarter Or
the south wes' qnarier. and also the south
-sst quarter o. the nsrfl, wes, quarter An
y section number twsnty.sx (2G) il town
-hip number iwo t2) south 81 range number
-ix (6) ~esl, containing sixty acres or land.
fnore " lcss. IN ihs county Of Dubois ane
Sss Of Iudisna.
Ana on failure to realize The full smoun,
~ rripc pal interest and cost called for by
rFid execution, viii al The sam. time and
place snd N like manner, sell the fee elm
pls n said Iesi estate.
Iaksn in execution rs the property 81
Richard s'l~-ll a. he suit os Christian
krsia AID Wiiiiam Hsilman.
sud sale viii Be made wiilxut any relief
~ha'eser irlm yalu4'ixn VI spprsismeni
laws.
JOHN WElKET.. Sheriff d. c.
X Ba~i'ner sticrney Tor plF.
jan. ~ 1929 sc 90
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UDnhois Common Pleas Court,
Judge Mason presiding, adjourned on
Thursday night, and to the credit Of
the good morals Of the county be 1t
said, there was not single criminal
case to bc tried.
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AYERS
Ague Cure,
soH rHE SPEEDY CURE ov


Intermittent Fever. CT Fever and Ague,
Remitient Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb
Ague, Periodical Headache, or Bilious
Headache, and Bilious Fevers, indeed
for the whole class Of diseases origi.
mating In hillary dcrangeInen,, caused
by the Malaria Of riasmatic countries.
No one remedy il louder called f9r by the
necessities Of the American people than sure
and safe cure for Fever and Ague Such
we are now enaLlc1 10 ctscr with q perfect
certainty that il VIII eradicate the disease.
end with assurance, founded on proot, that
no harm can arise from lis use II any guam
tity.
That which PROTECTS from oT prevents tlis
disorder must le ~ immense service Ii tie
communities NAcsc il prevails. i.rrt,ti9n is
better thnn cure iqr the patlut e'lHpes TIE
f'sk which NJ rilsf run IN violent attacks a
this baltiul disiefnpc.. Jhis "CUnE exres
the nisNnatc pni.on Of Tsyra AND 1cvn
tnm the system and rreyfnts the caveicp-
ment III tsc deasa, II taken NJ tie Ursi aD-
rruneh of is ,AeMoRIt1ry sYlnrffs. I. Il
not Only she hesi remedy cvtr VI disa-rorrd
for tbs class rf coinriAAfs BOT e he
cheapest. Ihe large Qgantay We mrliv far
dollar bra's !. witl,iE Tic reech NJ evlry
body. and iu 'i'ous aigilic,s, wAers ExyEn
Avn hgrE freva.ls, evc-y body Should have /,
and usc Il tieely tc,h fer cure and protection.
II il hoped tlns laiec win Place Il within the
reach of All--lie poor d well rs tle rich. A
Trtst superiority " this remedy over any
"Icr ever difcoseroi fir The speedy ana cer-
s.in yc.e of lnitrmttenis il, tint it contains
np pnii.ne rr iainetal, consequently il pro-
aiec, no qain.sfn "a otler Ajsri0us caefs
rhetever MON tie constitution. Iicsc rrrgi
ty i arc ltis q healthy - i they Lad never
bad The III l-c.
Fever anil Agucis not alone tie conscqucnce
~ ths mia matic poison. a great variety Of
d.sorders 6li-e FROM It's irritation. among which
are Ncuraeis. Rheumatism. lont. Headache.
blindress. ioothache. Earsehe. Cafe.rh. Asth-
ma, PaNia.ion, Painful Affection or The
Sl.ccn. lvtcsics, Pain in tie k0wels. Cole,
Paralysis, ana DcrangemfHt cf fhc Stomach,
All n whieh. Wien originating ia this cause.
.. NTH intermittent iyrc, NJ hccone period
iyal. ihis "CvnE" ex.cls the poison fr,m
tAe blood, ard consequently cures them sll
aiiSr. i - Al Invaluable protection ID inai-
fr1n.s ard ltrsssis travelling or temporarily
,ss.dirg ii III. taa.ari W. districts. Ii tskea
or rssiefally Or daily Wide exposed % Tie II.
lNluA. thai viii he e.t.cssI .s1sa ne tg'p.
al. csnrrt ae-'laat-att ia ke.lriEnt c1MliAy I
u rIcn into cseaSe. ~ .s il IS t,fn l.ose
vA'uA e tog pFut fian thKti .'rc. anA ls v.ll (
c'tr f-tfr from Iassrsnftcat.. Ill iNy ayal |
q the protection lhis remedy A.
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Ayers Cherry Pcctoral,

SOa THE RAPID crRB or
ConFhs, Colds, Influenza, U0arscness,
Group, bronchitis, Incipicnt Consnmp-
tion. md for the relief Of Consumptiye
Patients in advanced stages Of the
disease.
So wide il the field Of its usefulness and 70 ru-
merous are thc cases cf lis cures, that almost
every section of country abounds IN persons pub
licly known, whc have been restored from alarming
and even desperate diseases Of the lungs by its
use. When once tried. is superiority over every
other medicine " I'll kind Is apparent 10 escape
observation. and where its virtues are known, the
public No longer hesitate what aniidotc to employ
ior Tie distressing and dangerous affections o. the
pulmonary organs that are incident 20 our climate
While many inferior remedies thrust upon the
community have failed and been discarded, this
has gained friends by every trial, conferred benefits
on the afflicted they can never forget, and pro-
duced cures too numerous ard too remarkable TO
he forgotten.
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" There is no very exciting war
news this week, everything being ap-
paren'ly quiet along the lines. A
portion oi the expedition from Cairo.
however, has started south, and We
may soon expect that this ''quietness''
will he disturbed by the shout OF vic
tory IN the west The most important
item Of news, probably, is the with
dTawal q me corrupt, abolition Sec
retary Of War. Cameron. from Mr..
Lincoln = Cabinet. and the appoint
ment Of Hon. Edward "a. Stanton TO
fhe position. In politics Mr.. Stanton
n 2 l3enocrat. lie was Attorney Gen
ersl II Mr.. Buchanan's administra-
lion At is close, and Is man Of great
energy and ability. We arc glad to
sce that Mr. Lincoln has become con-
ginced that the Republican party.
with the Chicago Platform as = guide.
'annot restore the Union. and has had
he courage te call in a Democrat to
lls ccunsels. A few more Cabinet
'hanges, We think, would beprotitable
or the conntry.
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4 At,achu'i for sos 4C.

Herman BehFenS
acob Fr0mm
vs.. Atachu'i for sos 4G.
Charles Mailer
SfEi u known. that IN the .st dsv Of JAM
rarv. 1862 the ahove namec plsiniif-
filed 10 my Office compliant against said
defendant, IN tht above rniiiicd Cause, to-
geiher with their affidavit and hnrd ior ~
astschmeni, and summons snd attachment
ssued 81 aiusl said defendant, which sum-
mons was returned not served, ani nv rfturn
Of lie aitachmr ni find thero was properly
attached. Sid defendant u therefore here.
hy notified n The fling md peDdencv ~
said com plant against him, and that unless
~ appear ard snswcr or demnr thereto, AZ
lhe rGlling of said cause On the frs, day Of
February. 1902, a' my office il Hunting
burg, said complaint aud the matters and
,hings therein contained and alleged will
be heard and determines IN mis- absence.
NORMAN FISHER, Justice.
Jon. Is. ls62-3w $40
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
NOTICE Is hereby given thst The under.
~ signed hss been appointed sdministrs.
'rix % the estate OF Marin IIass nsuer, late
oi Dubois county, deceased; said estate Is
supposed 10 BE- solvent.
dec 25s THEssILA IIArsEHAuER, sdinx.
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NO. a2.

regular, and are very glad to see il,
and hear from home. and would be
glad q hear from all our friends in
Indiana i does US a great deal Of
good 70 hear from orr friends.
lonrs, A. III. ALExAnDER.
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For rqusre of 10 llne-or les-. week. ~ 90.
Eaci. subuegpcil intcrion. 20 cIs.
Longer Advertisements, a. same rate. A
fraction crer even square Or sqnares. counted
ns sruafe These nre The terms M tram
fienr advertisements; reasonable deduc-
lion wilt We made io regular advertisers.
Notices ~ appointment ~ administrators
rnd lnErl nni,ces of Ike Character 20 be
paid ior n advance.
lxAuvEciH1 CANDIDATES:
For l'nvnshie Offices. cach. Slog
T9r CaeNv ZOO
For iisinrt. Circuit. ~ Sfetp, boo
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DIR. j. g. AVER & CO.
LOWELL, MASS.

OUIu Uy
Huber a Friedman. Jssper Or. w. Shnn-
'armsnn. Ferdinand; VIM Mshin, Ireland;
Winiurer 4 Milburn. HsysviIlr, and by al
deal.r- IN medicines everywhere.
Wholesale by
X. A. Robinson 4 Co, Louisville; Allen a.
Co., Cincinnati. May l, '61.
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1--we are informed BY Captain
Shively, who has part Of company
in camp at Rockport, that the regi-
ment located there j. filing up salts
iactorily, and it is thought will be full
by the middlcof February. Capt. S.
has abcnt forty mon in camp, and in
forms MS that Q portion Of the regi-
mcnt will come out to this county on
a march for the purpose Of getting re-
crafts. Capt. shvely is one Of the
most respected citizens Of our county,
AZ well as q soldier who has seen SER
vice, having gone through the Mexi-
can war. and those who wish to vol
nntcer, cannot do better than 60 with
him.
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Attachment a Notice.

State ~ lnndiana, Dubois County, IS:
B etore NJ srman Fisher, Justice OF the Peace
u Patuks Town+hip.
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IL The Democratic Union State
Convention. which assembled at Indi-
annapolis on January sth. was the lar
gest ever assembled in the State. eve
county in the State, but five or six, be-
ing represented. Hon. Thomas A.
Hendricks was chosen President, and
v. J. Bingham Secretary. The plat
form adopted Is in the main an excel
lent one, though we fear. from its be-
ing adopted under the force of the
previous question. that the gag law
was used rather more than is profta-
Die on such occasions. and we confess
we would Ike to have seen the sixth
resolution altered materially. We are
in favor Of thrashng the rebels now.
and offering them equal rights and
after their States become
loyal. We will endeavor next week
to make room for the resolutions. Be-
fore the resolutions were reported, the
Convention was very ably addressed
by Hons. I. "A. Hendricks and j. G.
Davis. The ticket nominated Is such
an one as will command the hearty
support Of those who desire honest
and competent State officers. The fol-
owing are the nominees: For Secrc-
tary Of State-James s. Athon, Of
Marion county; for Auditor Of State,
Joseph Ristine. Of Fountain county;
or Treasurer, Matthew L. Brett, Of
Daviess county; for Attorney General,
Oscar B. Hord, Of Decatur county;
or Superintendent Of Public Instruc-
ion, Milton B. Hopkins. Of Clinton.
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TERMS STRICTLY IN ADVANCES:
Single Subscription. for if'y Nos. 81 81
For siy months, 90
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loSfrespondsnce ef me jasper Courier
Letter frem Dubois Volunteer.
CAMr MORTON, near Bardstown.
.Ian 4 1870
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1862-11-01

Your CoUNrRY.-An old soldier, in appealing
lately to his son to go and fight for the Govern
nlent and the Union, said: .#...slL.
sPerhaps you hive never thought what your
country means. 1t is all that surrounds you-al
that nls bought you up ani fed you-all that you
have loved. This country that you see-these
houses-these trees, those girls who 60 along
there laugh ng-this is your country! The laws
which protect you, the bread which pays your
work. the words you interchange with others, the
Joy and grief which come to you from the men
aud things among which you live-this is your
country! The little room where you used to see
you. mother, the remembrance which she has LETT
you, the earth where she rests-this isyour coun-
try! You sae it, you breathe it., everywhere.
Think to yourself Of your rights and duties, your
affections and your wants, your past and your
present blessings write them all under single
name, and that name will be your country. NE
owe it all that we are, and he who enjoy the ad-
vantages of having free country, and does not
accept the burdens of it, foreits his honor, and is
bad citizel. Do for your country what you
would for your father and mother. Your county
is in danger
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HEAT OF The Huxss BoDY.-one of the most

Heat OF The HuM2N BoDY.-One Of the most
useful instruments which the ingenuity Of man has
devised is the thermometer. This instrument does
not enable us to estimate the actual quantity OF
heat contained in substance, but it indicates the
propo. tion Of tha. subtle fluid that is sensible
t.at is recognizable by the sense of touch. The
dusky Hin 90 clad in his solitary garment OF cot
ton and the Laplander in his suit ot fur are placed
in the most opposite conditions in relation to the
heat Of the sun; the Indian is exposed during the
whole year to old Sol's most ardent beams, whilst
but scant share Of its genial rays goes to warm
the Lap IL der. Butit We place the bulb OF ther.
mon, eter beneath the tongue of HindoO we would
find the mercury to stand at ~ deg. OF Fahrenhefs
scale, and if we repeated the experiment on Lap
lander We w,.uld obtain an identical result. Nu-
merous experiments o. this nature have been made
Oh individuals in most parts OF the world, and the
results have proved that the temperature OF the
blood OF man is 50 degrees Fahrenheit, whether he
be in India or at Nova Zembla, on the steppes OF
Russia or the elevated plateau Of America. This
in, ,ariability # the temperature OF the bodies OF
men appears the more wonderful when it Is con-
sidered that tie range Of the temperature OF the
medium in which they exist exceeds lu0 degrees,
Fahr .nheit's.
The human body resembles, in some degree, g
steam boiler with innumerable safety yaves IN the
form OF pores il the skin. Perspiraton is caused
by the heat Of the body converting the water Ill
the anima. frame into vapor, which escapes through
millions OF pores in the cuticle. The expansion Of
this vapor over the whole surface of the body ex-
erts retrigerating action tor the removal OF sur
plus heat from the animal system. When the
pores of the skin are closed and Pc piratlon pre-
vented, the surplus heat generated in the body is
prevented from escaping, and fever ensues.
clea cuticle is as necessary 10 health as good food
and pure water. e
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WHITE AND NEGRO LADoR.-Among the many
attempts to excite opposition to the Presidents
Proclamation, there is none more false, detestab.e
and attrocous than the assertion that el.ancipa-
ton will bring Southern negroes to the North to
compete with our workmen. and bring down the
price OF wages. In his recent speech at Brooklyn,
n Y. Cassius NJ Clay thus lluded to this pre-
judice: "Germa s, lrishmen Frenclmen, why
are you here at all 2 1t is because you here find
go ernment based upon the broad principle Of lib
erty to all humanity. (Appla se.) Sh.w me the
man who would to-day Cypress man on account
of his color, and viii show you man who will,
should it meet his ,nds, oppress you tom, rrow.
But it is not true that this nte terenc with your
labor will take place in consequence of Emancila-,
ton. Eman>i ip tion will, in fact, but concentrate
b ack labor in the South. aalI
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THE SPIRIT OF NEW ESGLAND-The following
is an extract Of private letter, dated Framing
ham, Mass, Oct. i, lc6-:
You express surprise that my husband has en-
listed! would think it a diSgract If he did not,
as | think it disgrace 20 every able boaied ma.
who rzfuses to answer his country call; and l
know few 50 able us he. So send him forth In
the full con cton that he is in the path OF duty,
and that blessing will descend upon him in the
conf rtless camp on the bbody field, that coull
reach him BY his tranquil fireside in these stormy
times. l. H.
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captain is sad to have just returnel from voy-
age to Africa With sp, cinens of plant the name
of which is still kept secret, and which, submit
ted to some chemical proce s, yields substance
perfe.t .tly resembling cotton. Several pieces Of
stuff have been wo, en- out Of it, and specimens
submitted to the Emperor Of he .rench. These,
stus are desert ed stronger than cotton tissue,
equal IN fineness and 10 per cent. cheaper. 4he
plant tbounds both in Africa and America, and
wi thrive very well in Algeria. The Nord adds
that company is being formed tu work this SUBJ
stance on a large SCALE" ". .....
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A SRoRT ANswER.-One OF the enro ling mar
shals the other day, ec,ived strong hinttrUm
down town female. Stopping at the lady's b use,
he found her before be- door endeavoring to effect
with vegetable huckSter a ~ per cent. abate-
ment il the price Of a peck OF potatoes. " Have
you any men here, madam 2" The reply was grutt
and cu:t-"No." Have you no husband, mad
ami" sNo." sc Nor brothers I" "No.
6. Perhaps you have son, mad nj &c Wen,
whal of it 20 /" l should like to know where he
is.' "Wel!, he isn't nere." as, see, ma'am
Pray wher is he ?'' sc In the L lion army, where
you ought to b. The marshal FASTENED round
the corner He dat tur. her interrogata the lady.
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BISHOP RosEcRAas.-As Bishop Rosecrans,
(brother of the GeneraD was at dinner recently,
the conversation reverted to the war.
alt would seem to me, Bishop, that you and
your brother the General, a.e engaged in very dit
feren, callings 6. Yos, it appears s., returned
the Bishop. "And yet " he continued, Eve are
both fighting men. While the Gener.l is welding
the sword of the flesh, trust l am using the
sword of the Spirit. Heis fighting the rebels, a-d
am fighting the spirits of darkness. There is
this difference in the terms of our servi he is
fighting with Price, while am fighting without
price"
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"A lhe American Watch Company waltham Mass, give
Otlce that they lately issued spe OF watch express
~ designed soldiers and others who desire watch
at m,ue u. price These watches intended to take
place the CHI anchors aud lepnes foreign manu-
facure with which the market flooded and which, as
every knows never made to Keep ne being re-
manufactures unsaleable in Europe and sent to is
country for JsAeylky and sUinitins purposes only
Our new watch is most substantially made cased in ser-
hing silver, and is reliable and accurate
offered at prce but little above which the
trashy anchors and iepmes already referred to- Ne have
named this new series watches Vim. Eery, and they
may be found tine stores Of agents. Chancey o. Rob-
ons Beaufort Douglas, Steele Co.. Hilton Head, for the
American Watch Company. IL ..... .-
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DEGULAR LINE OF PACKETS BETWEEN NEW YORK
II AND PORT ROYAL s. C.-Ihe underAgned will des-
patch vessel twice month from each VI the above named
ports. For Freight or passage, apply to
JOHN PITTS, Agent, Bay Point s. G.,
B. II. BABY, 81 greenwich St., n. York.
BE- The Brig 'Leni," OF this line viii sail for New York
on the 3eh inst She made the passage here in days
beating the steamer "Ericsson" .'...a .'.....
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ANEW P1pE.-Mr. Robert Heneage, of Buffalo,
has i..vented pipe entirely upon new principles,
and destined, in all probability to effect COM
plete revolution in tobacco smoking. Inc eoitor
of Buffalo Express says that he has tried the pipe,
and found it to be all that promised. The tobacco
IN the bowl is lighted at the bottom, end burns Up
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ward. The stem is inserted in cap at the top,
which also has chamber filed with cotton to pu-
rify the smoke. The contrivance is not conn IL
Gated but simple, and works to q charm Quebec
Chronicle. Cd
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ARA. c, g. ROBBINS BEAUEoKT. s. c., Is NOW EsTAB
M ished ON the corner opposite "Stevens House He
has always ON hand for sale the most desirable goods for
this section OF tie country and for army uses ct the lowest
prices.
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m RoCERY AND sUTIER SToRE--Messrs, FRANZ q
tI iIISON viii keep constantly hand at their large
Warehouse under the Port Royal House. good supply Of
Sims Groceries and Suffers Goods, which win be sold at
reasonable prices They viii also advance money and take
bills of credit Shipments upon the in Boston or
RrFERENcE COL Peter Dunbar, ]. J. Dunbar d Co.,
Hill q Simpson Benton Caverly, Potter Snow and C.
L. "u'A' FRANZ & gibson.
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scribers wish to inform their friends and the Pubic
that their House is open for visitors tine travelling
public and permanent boarders on reasonable terms No
pains viii be spared for the comfort OF guests
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