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Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-07-25
TRACT OF LAND,

situate IN Fine to~nshfp Columbia county. adjoins
ing lands Of samuel Siackhouse and George Stack
house, the mort Abraham Young and Ruber-
kusseI. ON the east: Ezekiel Crossley and William
WeIdenhammer. on the south and thr County Line
on the west containing
3t7 ACRES AND $50 PERCHES.
strict sure, of hth about oae hundred acres is
improved Ia nj There Is erected on the premises
one story aud half Dwelling House.tw og Barns,
and apple orchard Iase he estate said de
ceased. situate in the nship Of Pine and county
VforesaId. JESSE tOL LEalAN. Clerk
CONDITIONS OF SALE Ten per eent Of one
fourth of the purchase money, be paid BY the pur
chaser upon The striking down of the property
fourth OF the purchase money less ten per cent
be paid upon the confirmation Of sale Nisi The res
idue Of The purchase money in one year fnm eonir-
nation Nisi with interest," The purchaser pay for
Deed and Stamps
JOHN GORDNER, 1r
TBO5. STACKHoUsE- ! S11
Fine IuIv 95 1S66-ts
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-07-25

The TARIFF BILL KILLED new tar
If bill, which passed the House on Tuesday
of last week, was effectually killed in the
Senate on Thursday, by a motion from Mr..
Fessenden, (disunionist) of Maine, to post
pone its consideration until the second Tues
day of next December. This motion pre-
vailed by vote Of % to II, and the tariff
bin was consigned to retirement for the pres
ent. 1t is proper to say that all the Penn
sylvania members Of the House, of all par
ties. voted for the bill, except Mr.. Gloss
brenner, Of York. In the Senate Mr.. Cow
an voted against postponing and Mr.. Buck
alew was absent.
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12345 7S9
Shawanee, 52lO3 1904
Continental, 39O2517 16 O. So
LEFT ON BAsEs-Harris 2, D. Lance l,
Shafer 3, W. L. Lance l, Lindsey l, Wilson
l, Hartman 2, Eyerl, E. Furman 2, Meyer l.
STRUCK OUT-Deiterick |.
Run OUr-Deiterick by Elwell, Hartman
by Wilson.
PUr OUT ON Foul BALLs-Conner l, W.
L. Lance l, ID. Lance /, Lindsey /, Wilson
!, Levi 2, Deiterick L, Eyer !, G. Furman l,
Albeit l, Unangst1, E. Furman l, Elwell l.
Fly CATCHES l, Wilson 4, Levi
l, d. Lance /, Shafer /, G. Furman 4, +. Fur
man 3, Elwell l, Hartman 2, Eyer l, Unangst
l.
PASSED BALLs-Furman 4, Conner Is,
Levi 5. In the fifth inning Of the Cont
mental, Conner and Levi exchanged places,
owing to Conner's sore hand. They changed
back again in the eighth inning.
TINE OF GAME-Three hours
UNPIRE-Mr. 7. Taylor, of the Susque-
hanna Club, of Wilkesbarre.
SCoRERs-A. Gabriel, for the ''Shawanee"
and d. j. Waller, jr., for the Continental
CONGRESS. In the House on Saturday
last, resolution was offered and adopted,
fixing the time of meeting, after Congress
adjourns, on the I'd of October next. 1t is
doubtful whether the Senate will adopt this
resolution.
The Senate, after debate, refused to adopt
the House preamble and resolution relating
to the admission of Tennessee; but the sub
stitute, offered by Mr. Trumbull for the pre-
amble, was, after some amendments, agreed
to by vote of % to 90, and the resolution
by a vote-of % to 4.
The nays on the latter were Messrs. Brown
of Missouri, Buckalew, of Pennsylvania,
McDougall, Of California, and Summer, Of
Massachusetts,. The preamble adopted by
the Senate is much stronger and more radi-
c i than that which passed the House, and
is, in fact, a re-iteration of the Radical party
platform, that the States formerly in rebel
lion are now out of the Union, and ''can
only be restored to their proper relations
therein by the consent of the law-making
power of the United States" 1t was no
doubt put in for the purpose of compelling
the President to veto it, or else stUltity him
self by approving a measure directly antago-
nistic to his well-matured views on the sub
ject of restoration. If the House concur in
this substitute, it is difficult to see how the
President can do otherwise than reject it.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-07-25
OF
TALUABLE REAL ESTATE

n.
In pursuance OF an order Of the Orphans Court OF
Columbia county Pa
SATURDAY, III E z5TH DAY OF AUGUST
next 10 O'Clock in the forenoon John Cord ner and
Thomas Stoekhouse. Executors of Thomas Stack
house. late OF Pine township, in said county deed
wi expose to sale, by public vendue the premi
aes n certain
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-07-25

pR Hon. c. L. Ward and Col W. Fl.
Eut, have beenappointed delegates from this
Ceurressional district, 0sthe Philadelphia
Convention We have only to repeat, that
we are quietly waiting to.see what win turn
up IF the Convention adopts sound Dem
ocratic principles twill deserve to gain favor,
if It. docs not the Democracy will have
nothing to do with It. We are not afraid of
the American people.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-07-25
ADJOURNED SALE

July IS. ls66.-Iy.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-11-07
Deserted.

How sad, how much more desolate. than dcath
ITSELF mgst be the heart that realizes the fact that
it has showcred all its wealth of love upon a
treacherous object, upon ono who rifles the flowers
of ones lifeof their sweets, and then, like bee,
wings off to rife other life-fewers. Twas such
a heart, robbed, that sung:
The river flowed with. the light on its breast,
And the waves were ediying by; -. 49,
And the round, red sun went down in tho West,
When my loves loving.lipsto my lips were prest,
Under the evening sky, -. -
Now weeping alone by the river stray, !.
For my love has left mo this many day
Left me. to droopand die. =,
AS the river flowed then, the river flows still,
In ripple, and foam, md spray,
On by the church, and round by the hill,
And under the sluice by the old burnt mill,
And out to the fading day..
But Hove it no more, for delight grows cold
.. When the song is sung and the tale is told,
And heart is given away.
Oh river, run far! Oh river, run FAST!
On! weeds fioat'on to the sea
For the sun has gone down on my beautiful past
And tho hope, thatlike bread on the waters I cast
Have driftcd away like thee!
So the dream it is fed and the day it is done,
And my lips will murmur the name of one
Who will never como back to me.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-11-07

TH& WAR UroS THE SorrH-rornee's
Philadelphia Press is entertaining its readers,
in its leading editorials. with such iulmius-
lions agains: the Southern people, as the fol-
lowing: which we sake from the issue of.the
10Th instapt:.e
As for the malcoatcnts and complainants,
the sooner they understand that there is def.
ntely nothingfor them, the better it will ba
for item and their children. Let them ct
ono dismiss all hopes Of seeing the great
battle on Norlharn soil between copperheads
and radicals. The thrill Of war--thc nero
touch of which ran through the country 8.
few days a.o, when it was believed that Pres.
i,.ent Johnson had shown his hand ready to
stnite-woud have proved the utter fu,iHty
of resisting us. We are strong, and we know
lt-strang enough to defy copperhead ard
re5el combined, and the late elections assu-
redy have not diminished our confidence. If
The late rebels want peace, they can have it;
and ii they want war, it is. ready for them.
We are no children now, to tolerate the old
slaveho!dng arrogance. Peace Or war, we
are utlNm1ue pQrdluS.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-11-07

A YOUTHFUL APPLICANT FOR DwoRcg.-A
youthful Applicant for divorce, at the Circuit
Court this morning, wos gratifed in her de-
sire to be separated from her husband. The
name Of the young wife is Ellen J. ketchum,
Of Bellevllle, in this county. She was mar
ricd in May, 1864, when fourteen years old;
Her husband, maa of nearly forty years Of
age, said that he had formed fancy for the
girl, and she was old enough to be married,
ard her parents at length reluc.auIly gave
tncir consent. The loving couple lived TO-
gchcr tor few months, when the iitreat
ment by the husband, which lad Commenced
about three wei Ks after tic marriage culmi-
mated in the wife being turned out of doors.
Ever since the marriage, the wife asserts that
che has been supported by her parents, her
husband refusing to furnish her With c!oihes,
&c. The divorce was granted, on the grounds
that the grl, when married, was under the
legal age of consent, and-cruelty Of The hus
band. As the husband was proved TO be
worth Sl,4O0, an aIimouy of $500 was given
to the wife.-Delroit Tribune, October l8.
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ANOTHER WARNING TO THE CAaELEss.-A
terrible disaster occurred in. Kickapoo town.
SHIP, Peoria county, Illinois, on Tuesday night.
nr. George Glazier undertook to Gll q kerc-
:ene lamp while it was barning. 1t texploded,
setting his house on fire, and SO rapidlg did
the tiamcs spread that three of his cbidrco
were consumed in the burning building,
while Mr.. Gaaes aud his son were both Sc.
ferely burned. but it is hoped they will re-:
cover. Mrs. Giazier also had all of her Clothes
turned from her person, but escaped any Sc.
rious injury. The house and everything in il
was consumed.
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A TERROR TO EVIL Dogss.-Judce Fovle
IS rightly pronounced one of the best Judges
on the Superior Court bench in this State.
lls held Orange Superior Court the week be-
fore last, and we learn from the Il,llsboro'
Recorder that eight persons were whipped at
the public whipping post-four whites and
four blacks. One white man, Wesley Wat.
son. a notorious horse thief, was sentenced to
receive 30 lashcs forthwith, 80 n; November
term. and 90 on Wednesday of March Court,
end to remain in custody until all costs are
paid. The othe: white men, represented to
lio he'd ohnrSotSrs, Don donanea TO. oa;va
39 lashcs forthwith to stand two hours in
the stocks on the o6th day of November to
receive 80 lash:s on the 9th For the same
month, and to remain in custody tiltail costs
nre paid.-Cherloete Democrat
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A. Nnt for TIE Times.


Mr.. Henry ): R,.y is popularity sup
posed to haze written the Address Of the Ma.
1 tional Union Convention: One clause reads
thus: :,.i -. -:.:..: r. si.s!!l.. 80: -:.,.:.f
"And ten millions of Americans who live
in the South would be unworthy citizens of q
free country, degenerate sons Of an heroic an.
oestry, unf, ever to become the guardians of
the rights and Liberties bequeatbed to US by
/ the fathers and founders Of the Republic, if
they could accept, with unconplaining sub
missiveness. the humlliations thus sought to
be imposed upon them" l1j'e :, 8. -!
The Federal Soldiers, Convention. at Clese-
land declared, as follows: .ss; -, -. =.
The Southern people, after following their
political leaders into the late struggle; and
sharing the risk of. their fate through fopr
years of terrible war, are called upon to aid
the prescription Whatever punishment their
leaders may deserve a. the hands Of the Gov.
ernment, ris unihtelgible that statesmen
haze dreamed Of asking their associates and
toLioacers to inf,ct that punishment upots them
especially apunishtnept of: LAS ING DIS;
I GRACE, nitro terrible than which the, Coy,
ernment Itself is authorized to impose. If,
in tie midst of their errors, the people OF
the South retain the ordinary fidelity OF com
radcs.in arms to each olher-the common
sentiment of honor which rules al compan-
ionship-they will not voluntarily desert the
men whom they have voluntarily and steadily
followed amid so many perils."
This is the talk of brave men-men of ac
tion. How shiny and 'despicable he late ut
terances of Mr.. Raymond and his paper com.
pared with these noble sentinentsl Ofall
scandals upon humanit;, The political trimmer
the plaut Proteus-is most abhorrent and
small. souIed Was there ever such chame-
Icon as Henry ]. Raymond? He turned a
good conservative azure and caught President
johnson; he changes 10 Numidan black ard
catches negro flies; at present, there is an
immense cifoit on his part to turn greyish
brown and catch Southern leaders. We have
little charity for these allowing themselves
to be shared by this jusgler in c"lors. Pre-
scntly, some spider will sting his allur!ng
tongue and then he may catch-what he de-
serves.
Mr.. Raymond and Mr.. Qu6ndam may rest
assured that the South, ut last, is conscious
of the true strength of her position, and
comprehends the virtue Of mastery inac-
tiyity." The fight is in the North; the North
must fight it out. Submission, no matter how
degrading, will bring us neither. honor nor
profit. That we kpoE, and knowing, .spurn
the Establishments OF Constitutional Amend
meats, though every leading politician plead
ever so ofascinatingly. We recognize Govern
mcnt jurisdiction and authority F; we acqui-
csce in the laws, as far as We know them.
We accept isolation rather than disgrace. 1t
IS in the power Of the North to bring us into
the Confederation as equal Conmonweaths; !;
we will never sneak back, of our own act,
as Infamous pandercrs and servile States
Constitutionalist.
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Wholesale. and Retail

VIZ G.
wv E take pleasure in informingio our City and
Country friends that we have opened one Of the
Largest and most Choice. Stock sof FAMILY.
! GROCERIES, and are determined. to maintain
the we'll earned reputation of the old establish
ment of G. T. DoRrIc. u
Our Stock of GROCERIES comprise as follows:
so bbls A B & Sugar 10 kegs Choice Butter
10 hhds Muscavado do 20 bbls Leaf Lard
20 bbls Cru Powd do 25 kegs Leaf Lard
Is bags Coffee 10 bbs Mixed Pickles
all kinds and qualities 10 half do Pickles
90 chest Tea blk green IS bxs Cross d Blackwelrs
10 hhds Molassos English Pickles
30 bbls Syrup Sauces
100 boxes Candles Mustard, Oassia
IS boxes Cheese Blk & red Pepper,
100 bxcs Soap, all grades Ctron, Currants Rnisins
100 boxes Starch do Chocolate, Ginger
200 SKIS Salt Broma, Spice
80 cases Table Salt AldmOnds
SWEET OIL
East India PRESERVES, all kinds
SODA, in kegs and boxes
JELLIES of all kinds
French and Spanish OLIVES
CAPERs, cAPolEs, and many other articles
in the above too numerous to mention.
Our Canned FRUITS, VEGETABLES, FISH,
MEATS, &C., consists as follows:
Peaches Goose Fresh Tomatoes
Peas Turkey Green Peas
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-11-07

Any one young airl, says the Nashville
Union, living III Middle Tennessee, Alabama
Or Mississippi, whose father was killed in bat.
tls, and whose means or resources were de-
s'r'yef by the cruel war" will be given Que
wars baard aud tuition in one of the best
F.Dlalc Colleges in Kentucky, by addressing
with references, Cedar Bluff Female College,
Woodburn Postofice, Warren county, Ken-
trcky.
She will not be received as charity scholar,
bat one whose fathers blood left double in-
herilance 10 his child.
Southern papers will please copy.
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AT . public meeting held in the Dist,

At a public meeting held in the District of
Greenvilc, on The 18th INST, says the Mountai-
neer, the following resolutions were adopted:
1. Resolved, That we do respectfully re-
rsjhmeud that the Legislature IF this State
he petitioned throi our respective. members,
to Gail Convention at an early day, to take
Tito consideration the condition and wants of
the people, and, if practicable, to provide
some adequate and certain means of relief,
and to reciify any imperfections which expe.
rience aud a sober second thought may show
to be wrong and unjust in principle, and in
furious to the general welfare and good of all
the citizens thereof.
2. Resolved, That we do further recon-
mend that similar preliminary meetings be-
ha)d in this and other Districts throughout this
State, and that general meeting, to carry
into effect the foregoing objects, be held at
each Court House on the first Monday in
November next.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-11-07
VOLUME XXXI.-.No. AS.
Sayings of Josh BILLINGS

Plaine Rules for Very Young Gentle:
men about tew Commence life for the f,st
Time:
lth. When you eat, alwaze use knife and
fork (unless yu have mush and milk for din.
ner, then exercise. ypre judgment,} and be.
sure tew open yure mouth when yure elbow
crooks In awl means, quit eating when yeu
git thru.
9Th. When yu enter "a parlor, always enter
at door III there iz one,) and take at onst
the most comf mfortable seat. If. you NE Ter.
backer land ov course yu dew, and are not
expert in the perlite accomplishment ov clus
iirlngat the bars ov-s coal CRATE, call for O
spitdish, ,'nnd bore the senter oyery time. -
3D. Always lead in conyersashun. msir-
tanning awl ura pints with. the nervous tenaci-.
y = oy rat,erer' never letting go yure hold of
the attenshun yu have exsc;ted, unless it
should be tew spit on yure hands.
4th, Avoid modesty .az you would a mil
dew, and never blush, uplessit izimmegiately
after BRANDED and water
9TH. When yu are in luz (which will be
every now and ,hen,) studdy poetry and ri.
zen, tork lrjin, and go.into pail dekline
then, to save yourself, take dose of kastar
lie and await the next att4ck With beku1ing
.coupozur.
NJ 9Th. Never smoke American sigar. I
hav known hundreds ov promising yunr men
ruined in this: way Swear q little in avl
kompnny it is az good az French, and take
at least one newspaper.
7th, Raze mustach, if yu nav tew poltise
vuEe lip tew-do it Cultivate yureibools and
talk boss; Dispize awl employment, and
shndder when yu meet mekannik. =
9th. Know awl the intrigue. and skandal
ov the town. Bet ten dollars on everything
kali yure farther. the old man,' avoid eve
rg appearance OF perliteness to him, and lodge
out occasionally.
Pe.,feck yupself ID the above primary rules
before yu presume upon the seckond degree
ttev much haz blasted menny buds of prom.
ls.) and bejust with yourself. If on inarirey
yu find yu'are not put down az plum yu
nay conclude that yu have mistaken yure
genius, and have no hopes in the ornymcntal
walks ov ife
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-11-07
CoFrEE CRUSHED vs.. GRouSp.-The fol-
lowing is from the Annuaz Of Scientific Dis

IOtN'
tits not generally known that coffee that has
been beaten is better than that which has baen
ground. Such however, is the fact, and in
this brief article on the subject, Savarin gives
what he considers the, reason for the differ
o,,ca----IaoshH raanarks. n mere -decoc.ion OF
green coffee is most insipid drink, but car.
6oni&a.ion develops the aroma and an oil
which is pecuiari.y of the coffee We drink.
H. agrees with other writer's that the Turks
excal in this. They employ no mills, but
bsai the berry with wooden pcstles in NOR
tars. Wien ioug used, tbese pestles become
precious and bring great prices. He deter.
mined, by aciial experiment, which Of the
two methods was the best. llc burned care.
fuily i .unG Of gond Mocha aud separated
ii into TWO equal portions. The one wa.
passed through toeiHifl the other was beaten
af,cr the Turkish fashion in iEortar. He
made coffee OF each. Eakirg equal weighs
OF eech, and pouring GU AL cqpul weight OF
bnhing Wa er, ;'e treated them both precise
ly alike. Lie tasted tue cot flee himself, and
caused o;ber c.mpotent judges 20 do so. The
unanipous opinion was, that coffee beaten III
mortar, was FIR better than .aet ground in
4 mill.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-11-07
BACON, HAMS, sMo BEEF, sMo TONGUES.

BACON, HANS, sMo BEEF, sMo TONGUES.
In the Liquor Line VIC have:
CHAMPAGNE
1ObksB F & Co CARTE B, PTS and qts
10 bks & Co sILLERy, pts and qts
10 bks IEIDsICK, pts and qts
Ohks CREME, pts and qts -
B.kcr's WHISKY. in cases 80
Superior Old Cabinet WliIsET,in eases
Superior old Nectar WHISKY. in cases
---f0 0l.ois issXXNNImpcriaE-vs -vsH fE5'7s1tez--',,1 1tz--',1
Is bb!s Parker L Co WHISKY
25 Lhls Tuscaloosa WHISKY
WINES, BRhNDIES GIN, RUM, ofaIl grades
25 N sEGARs, consisting Of the following Ia
yorite brands:
La TURcA OPERA SUPERIOR
LATURCA CoNCHAS
Ell MAECO LEPANTO MEDIA REG
Ell MANGO LEPANTO MEDIANNA
LARANAG0 ESPECIAL pRIMhO
PANETELAs
CABARGE MEDIANNA
PALMELT0ES
sSyr Our Wagon will be III attendance to DE-
liver tn any part of the ctj all goods purchased
for fa"iiy use.
Oct. "a I'm 43
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-11-07

One Perrot, Frenchman, has invented
three terribly destructive engines-the first,
q three barrcled air-gun, firing one thousand
bullets dropping from hopper without in
ternission into the gun; the second is simi-
lar, but mounted on wheels; and the third is
a steam LOCOMOTIVES. discharging two pounds
weight Of projecties per second, and capa
BILE of killing one hundred ard seventy two
thousand men in twenty-four hours, if but
one man was killed to every hundred shots
discharged.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-11-07

REMEDY FOR CnlL1s.-A schoolmaster
near Dawson, Georgia, by the name of Aide.
lcif: announces through the columns of
I;cal paper bis discovery Of sovereign rene.
dy Tor chills and fever. We reproduce his
prescription for the information Of the mcdi.
ca profession of atlanta: - -
=, For an adulttake:a tables spoon Of Prepared
Chalk, put it ina little less than q half tum-
bier OF good vinegar, and drink While it effer-
veSces. lake one such dose the evening be-.
fore the day you expect return Of the chill,
aud another next day abont two hours before
the expected attack.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-11-07

GRANT AND TEE AMENpNENT.-Philadel-
phia Press of Thursday morning says that
Hon. John L. Thomas, Representative In
Congress from the Second Maryland District,
and o candidate for re-clection,. had recent
conversation with General Grant, in. New
York, in which the latter explicitly and vol.
unfairly took ground in favor of the Constitu.
iional Amendment, and declared that it would
be fatal to the Sonth if thry refused to adop'
it. In all the speeches of Mr.. Thomas be
gives the particulars of this conversation, in
which the General gave him this unqualified
assurance.
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Sun dTies s..

Sundrie S.
sNDnuDS. CHOICE GAcoY,-clear Sides,
Ribbed Sides, Regulars and Shoulders. .
so Bbls Northern and Western Flo 2,
10 Tierccs Prime CAROLINA RICE,
1875 Bbbs. Refined i. SUGAR,
uhds. MUSCOVAD0 SUGAR,
10 Bbls lst Quality: Golden SYRUP,
10 Hhds. MUSCOVADO MOEASSES,
so Bbls. Large No. ; MACKEREL,
1000 Sacks Choice Bread CORN I;
rs Boxes FAMILY SOAP,
80 Boxes ADkMANTINE CANDLES,
rs Bbls. and Boxes CRACKERS and BIS
y - QUITS, -.
so Bbls. Bourbon and other WHISKEYS
Large Bot of CASE LIQUORS all varieties,
rs doz. HEIDsICK CHAMPAGNE, Pints,
40 cSsfs fs.BURTeN 4oNAFRENT ALE, in
=, Piuts and Quarts.
10 Chests Jenkins g. Cos, TEAS in Small
Packages,
rs Kegs Old Dominion NAILS, assorted Sizes,
CIGARS, TOBACCO. CANDIES,
RAISINs, ALMONDS, PEPPER,
! .GIMGRR, SPIClaS,t ~. .{.l.!..: :.
100 Kegs LARD, -.
500 Sacks SALT
Large lot Of BAGGgEG and ROPE always
And every thing usually kept in my line,
For sale by
- go So =; A. STEVENS.
Augusta, Sept. 4, II 90 80
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THE Two Wars There's two ways of
doing it" said Pat to himself, as he stood
nusihg and waiting for q job. "If save
ME four thousand dollars, must lay up two
hundred year for twenty years, or / can
Put away twenty dollars year for two hun
dred years-now which. shall do?n