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MAMMOTH BOTTLES ONLY rs CENTS
EUcENTE HAIR REsToRER THE CHEAPEST
AMI REST

The EuGrNfr HAIR REsToRER eelipse' ali
known discoveries for the rapldity with which u
restores gray and faded hair to its natural coor-
promotes It's rapid and healthy growth, prevents
and stops II when falling on, and is a most luxu-
Rant dressing for the Hair, rendering IL soft,
silhy, and lustrouS. Mammoth bottles only rs
cents. Sold By J. 7. Marquardt, sole agent
ian21 lv
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DR.. HARVEY's
Golden Female Pills.

NiNN FA'L NSLLAhS hpAs
are intended for special cases recurring more
powerful medicine They are four degrees stron.
harmless and reliable. ...fI .+
II You cannot get them of your druggist. can
send them by return mail, postpaid ana SECURE
form obsFrvation on tecsilt n the money.
! viii also send an Illustrated and Confidential
Circular % ladies on application. Address
J.. BRYAN, NJ. D., $40 Broadway, New York,
ylgrs sj4nRl7g s.
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and Country.
THURSDAY MORNING, FEB. is, 1865.
New Advertisements.

Erhart Roller--Notice.
A. Neibel--For Sale.
A. Ash--Bankrupt Sale.
Shawhan 4 wilson--Dry Goods
F.N. Colwell---Printing Office for sale.
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TO HOuSekeepers. Weigh your salsra-
tus when you buy spaper. You will find d. ..
DC Land Co.'S Best Chemical is full weight,
and that others are not. Try all things and hold
fast TO that which is best and true on weight and
quality both.
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Basc0m.-A Lodge Of Good Templars Is
about to be organized In our neighboring
town Of Bascom.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-02-13

Mssnoia Bitieu.--A delightful toilet article
superior to Cologne and at half tho price: 2ti1
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Roll OF HOnor.-Tbe Roll Of Honor will
be found on the outside.
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DR.. HARVEV's
0hrono Thsrmal Female Pills,

have heen used edforupwsrds ofrHIRrr YsaRs with
unvarying success. They are adapted for ali on.
dinarJ cases and never fail IN their action il
taken milne.
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Atarriaqes.

REIHLE-RAPP.--ont the 9TH Of Peb.. by rev.
J. II. Good, Nr, Andres Reihls 10 Miss MArgar.
eta Rcpp, both Of Clinton Township.
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@@
Cincinnati, Sandusky, & Cleveland
RAIL ROAD.
THE PIONEER LINE OF OHIO.

TIME CARD, JANUARY IL. 1858.
DAILY, IsUEDAys ExcEPTHD.l
TRAINS LEAVE TIFFIN,
ooTNo SOUTH, AT
T'7s A. VI, IO;ss A. M., aud 12iIT A. RI
GOING NORTH, AT
7i3s A. NJ 7s55 A. b., and 5;13 p. NJ.
Express leaves sandusky Sunday Instead Of
sAturdAy evenings, and Accommodation leaves
Dayton sunday instead Of Saturday evenings.
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CHICAGO MARK

CHICAGO, Feb. II.
TLoUE-Hgher st As.s5Alo 50 for .Itra,
WHEAT--2 osN2 10
CORN--Steady; 81 eta No. l.
OATs--55cts.
RYE-sl 6iAi IS.
BARLEY--s2 10. No, T.
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Phe White Pine Compound.

GEORGE " swEEF,-M D. rroprietor.
Prepared et the
NEW ENGLAND BOTA. luALDEpOr,
us Hanover street. noston
Under the supervision Of the Ree. w. POLAND
~ Eos sale In TifAn bv.
fleRsnaEa 4 stsrAga ~
sss sts / ~. .. ken
narTsray4.
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PREFERRED SPECIALS.

The Wilcox & Gibbs silent, Swift and
IrreVcrslblc Sewing Machlnc.--.I iS the
simplest II is the least liable to get out OF order
II Is the bost made, II Is tho stllcst II runs the
easiest, It runs the fastest, its scam is stronger
aud less liable to rip in use or wear than the lock
stitch. He invites oil to call and see II before
purchasing elsewhere.
VIZ. MocuTCnES, Ax't.
dee2s-am Davis House, THU, o.
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To LADIES.

Yonr httention Il called IN the most eftcscioui
remedies ever known for the removal Of ohstrue
tons and arrangements incident to tho femal,
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'urncry, ofsvSry description, At
HBRSHISER & MYERS.
TIFFIN MARKETS.
Corrected weekly by 8 D. Sheath.
TINA, Ohio, February II, iSeS
FLoUR-Sll.S 30 to aI20o.
wHEAT-s 30 to S2.36 from tcAmN
CORN-SO cts for new 90 cts for old.
RYE II 01 to silt per bnshel.
OATS--56 cents.
CLOVER SEED-sT,3i.
TIMOTHY SEED-92 cote 81 80.
FLAX SEED-s9 90.
nARLEY-St,t0 to $50 per bushel.
BUrTER-26 to 2s cents per pound.
EgGS--2S cents per dozen.
LARD-tn Kegs y cents per pound.
POTATOES-S0ct to 81, 90 per buShel.
TALLOw-8 20 . cents per pound.
CANDLES--SteArino 2j, tAllow zoe, pcr pound.
wHtSKEY-st,OO and common 1850 per gallon
HNMS--l8,i sugar cured 20 cents per pound.
BEESWAN-20 to 2a oentapo pound.
HoGS-Dressed 81 0oa 800.
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ruH TIRR DEPARTMENT.

The committee appointed to adjust ths
difficulty between the hose and engine COM
panies belonging to the THU Fire Depart
mcnt, reported the following for the con-
sideration OF the Council
"That Il shall be unlawful for any hose
company to attach their hose TO airy other
engine in case Of FIRE, except to tho en-
ginc to which said hose belongs, unless by
order Cf the Chief Engineer, or his Assist
ants. Aud, in case Of his or their absence
said hose company shall then consult with
the Foreman Of the engine company to which
the hose belongs and, in case oi his abb
sence, with his assistants md in their alb
sence, III steamerl with the engineer who
may have charge OF said engine, before
attaching TO another engine.
The committee were D. Ssebolts, II. Bloom
and r. D. Kishlsr.
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NEW YORK MARKET.

NEW YORK MARKET.
NEw YoHE, Feb, 10.
FL0UR-Higher at 80 To,lo rs for sItrN State
and ~ 90al3 80 for round hoop Ohio.
WHEAr-For No. Spring; 81 ~.
RYE-Firmer; 81 70 for southern
CORN--Unchanged; l 20ai rs
oATS-8i cts for western.
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gtatlstlcal.-The following Isl condsns-
cd repor, OF the number Of Births and Deaths in
Seneca county, for the the quarter ending Jan. l,
isss. We give them by towns and Townships
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UEES FOH SALE
EDrwo good healthy, ilvinK hires of neev, tvT
sale Agriy ~ this ,es-@
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CINCINNATI MARKET.

CINCINNATI, Feb. II.
YLOUR-Dull, family etO so.
WHEAT-Dull and prices nrmiual.
CORN-Si ~ for new ear.
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On motion, MsSsrs Johnson and ZellerS
were appointed committee to sottle ae'
counts with the City Treasurer, and report to
the Council. The Ordinance to provide for
tho extension OF the city limits, passed it'
second reading by full Affirmative vote.
An Ordinance regulating the volunteer
Fire Department Of the city, was presented
aud passed on its irs, reading
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Perfumey.--An immense stock OF Per-
.f at
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-02-13

Council NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. eveuinI

Feb. 10th. Present Fiego, Johnson, Noble
md Smith. On motion, the clerk was In
structcd to draw orders on the proper funds
for the Enllowing aceounts
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1868-10-03

The stories are few and short. :" Luck OF
Roaring Camp is a touching episode of mining
life; If it IL "a little coarse-it is IF course. The
moet purely literary venture in the twonumbers is
d. The Diamond Maker of Sacramento "A story
based on fact, and written by y. Brooks. Fam
analysis of the questions between England and
America.
That the magazine is not vet fully up TO first
class standard appears in tire number Of typo
graphical errors and slips Of punctuation, Is com
Pared with the same in those periodicals where
YOU may read n whole year without detecting u
half dozen of each Of the most triAing Importance.
The binding is in the English style, a. &, book
fashion, instead OF stitching through and through,
an improvement worth noticing. The type IL
clear and open. Tic grizzly bear yignette is
very well o. begin with. IL will disappear by
and by A. Gov. Winthrop, and the American flag
have disappeared from the cover OF the atlantic.
The editor. in his department Of = Etc" has
dropped the conventional ). we" and boldly and
freshly talks 81" to his readers. \ pleasant
change, but there is after all something not al
together '. conventional - in the use OF the " we, y
which is more euphonious and less harsh and
egotistical than al" In the criticisms ON
:. Current Literature which, by the way, seem
to he mostly on the track of novels, the we "
appears again, perhaps from another pen.
If our readers wish something IN the literary
line which. without coming from the = old mas
tiers " in literature, is yet racy, plain, original,
and also ON subjects near home, let them seek 1t
III the fresh clean pages of the Overland. Ii Is
to magazines of the old world what Chicago is
to New York.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1868-10-03
MEMORANDA.
R-,srt.fv.aIi.s Bark Midas

sailed from Tanohsbt Dee. 9. 1857, All -eccrsd % the North
anil Westward; touched af Plsssaat tslsad Er hogs and az ~
esn-ion sr wood and water. sailed Gom Ascension Jaa-St,
and arrived af HougE5ng Feb. H. FUND evsrythiGg a whalcr
waat-f plenty and cheap Len HauEsoug Feb - and arrived
In the Eastern see Msrch o. saw sperm whales but encr on
PUTS Island md tnk 40 bbts Passed tnto thc "a % i1psn
March 10. aai s1w thc arst right whale Narrh ~ lat - -
bn. tg7 SOS erui-sd on both shores and t-k our hampbac<
and three right Whats 81 the " ocdlaads. Passed through Pe-
rou@o strains Jans u.s. crai@sd ia bat from 50 IS 70 - IS.
lou. from ISL % 1s.s 80. In July. AMI hat 81 - o. 81 -,
ion. tJ6 > 30 % t5ts ~ IN August; saw a tsf show % whales
and took nins Ia the Ochatskg tnok the last whale Aag rs hal
nxhf xinsis and clear weather up % Jaiy l. IL vas ngHy two
thirds of the time the rrst q the ssasou- Passri through The
koth Passage srpt a. sSperteucri q heavy raIr n ht a.
kn Ir2s w.. duffnr which the trnk Etched away, and Ne
iosr Is bblT 81 Oh md one boat Mats the Lad tOahul Oct J.
We hail 100 bbls whats. 90 sperm. agd 0e0J be boes- Ssg
whales. July 4. VIM. Eotch, 200 bbi- and = whale slongstde.
About Aug %. sra Brrvzs. 6 wha-ssg Bsn- Canm4ngs, 90
hbl.s Europa. s whaess Nib. 500 bbiss Hcregiss. 2 pottr Wa
ard s devil hsh; Bernief (dshermsnLt 10000 eolnsh, wanting
lU,O00 10 wet an her sat-. DIX pH.NE-
Iausrxs, sept -, Is6s.
4 sra. waTrNEY Please report the @uowiag ship- BARB
c.ugla. $50 bbIs. sperm bark CaHso, July i6, lat So v,
,,,< It0o so e, 20 bhts sperm sinee having Honohsia; bark
$500 asnolula- bound % the Sandwich Islands
Yours respectfully, BESJ. ,. lows,
~ r,rk camden, Robinson. Master. reports 20 days from
p.rt TOWNSEND. with ssLG00sert humber, 10000 pteS-t-, 5000
..s,~,.x 40 n. HaekfsLi q Go. sailed fom Port Townsend
s..f 8 +. had right northcrty winds O. Int . theu took the
vt.I rum = r. Made the cist end 81 dotkh Sspt , tf-ui
n, mort. naht !. W.. winta Let AZ IeSA,st NE BARK
M ,iairr ar sun Francisco, and brig Kentucky - 'hhe
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1868-10-03

While IN France it is thought that the popular
vote may be strong against the Government and II
large majority OF opposition members returned.
However, il does not make much difference
there; for those who are elected ar opposition in
France generally become the strongest supporters
OF the Emperor.
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ASSENGER

Fsos ssS FssSeIsoO-Per Idaho. sept- Oils ~ g
HAIRS. VIII. daughter aDi seFvt, Alfred D. Hau~eil. n :
Spa.Inx. Eu--u~ Fot-sal, q ~ GrrnicaL Mr. q ID RicEnsau,
Nns 7 - Cart an4 chld. y q Jat@s. wiz ant ehEt, Nj l. r
Bz-igx. EIuanl Jausz. Danfs Marrn AMI sh~, Mrs Me-t-
asl rhld. Nus Tho. M~l-n and cIili, Mrs : A Nckenzss.
Lhut g. Flusr4i- and srrvt. CLes - Bay. Jahu u I.k. DE X
~ Waad. capt Ma 6 Push. q 10 - ahiiuz. Capt Heury
Smith. u 3 Cfnbauu. ! 7 wstrrh1u-s asi vii, Shs. Mary
watsshau.-. ! ~ Bhcs. J Jscks0u. Dr y ~ Adzm-.J Na=nn,
MIs Lily NEnn. Patnck O-Rley. N-- Mary L Ssuls. Ans
Cohen, Wong H, James Dyeer., and sN oth@n-S0-
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DEPARTURES

Seat 1s-Srhr naua Packet. Mafehanf. Soc Hawaii
xS--pnr KaIsusa. NcGrrgnr. tF Wirtwart Ports
1s-schr Hattie. Nfka. fr Kauai
2s-Schr Mary. fr Kauai
gu -,hr N.nlia. B~rrim. fr Hrwsii.
gO-srhr Nettis Merrill. LAMBERT, Er ksaAt
Oct. f-schr Lila, Gr NookaL
I-schr NcIir. fr Maui.
I-Schr Ysttg, White. hr Kauai.
2-Schr Nats Lee. Crane. Gf Maui
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MARRIED

BsLLfsrfEH--E~fs-In Hosalaiu, s-pt zsh. ~ Rev = 6
Damn, Capt RchzrI E4Ii.ts-r q An. A4y l. S-lis-
$EwcouE-WmITEG.-Iu Hou1iuig. SIT &sti. - Rev.
: a. Damau. Nr Reb@rt Nese1nb o Mss Elizabeth =.
~ ait-us. ~ caris-
- Bo-taa aI saa Franei-eo raf-. pse4-s elpy.
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POa1 or HONOLULU. II. L.
ARRIVALS.

ASktN AIS.
srpG 2s-Schr Nay. from kauaL
2s-Schr rettc. White. from Kauai
26-~xhr Active. Quincy, from Hawaii
26-Schr fsab-Ia- from Mookai-
pans tnr Idaho. Cennsr. II day. I'm ran Francisco
z9-Nn hark Cand.r. Robinson, 2sd4ys from TcyksIct-
3O-schr Nellie, from Maui
3O-Schr Liig. from Mani
5o-Schr Kanfsihc. Adams. from NoiotH.-
Oct. I--chr Eate lee. Crane, ffu-H SRut
I-Fr ship uenrX Iv-s4 stsuilIo. % DAYS frun Macao.
lam whaAN sart Midas. Drake, 100 bbls whsLs al.
- sgb6is sp-rsi oil. 5000 IA bons-
I-schr Liiu. from MuIokai
2-Schr Luks, from Kauai
2-Sehr IA MOI. Powers. from Mau-
S-schr Princs, Harrison. IL la Hawai-
s-.unr Kaanea. MeGFegor. from NNindward Ports
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IDAHO And MONTANA.
WILL RUN REGULARLY
Between Honolulu and San Franc;sco
BY fhe following Schedule Of Time.
SAN FRANCISCO
HONOLULU.
LIBERAL ADVANCES MiDE on ALL SHIpars1,
PER STEINER,

Cargo for San Francisco will be received at all time. :, :.
Steamers Warehouse and receipts for the same viysn h. -
undersigned. No charge for Storage or Carriage.
Fire risks in Warehouse not taken by the Company.
Insurance guaranteed at lower rates than by sailing ve...,.
Particular care taken Of shipments of Fruit.
All orders for Goods, to be purchased in San Francisco nm
be received and filled by return of steamer.
II Shipments from Europe and the United State. ;n,s,,~a
tor these Islands, viii be received by the Company in San
Steamers to Honolulu, free Of Charge, except actual outi.x
u Passengers are requested to take their Tickets before 70
O'Clock on the date of sailing, and to procure their passpors.
All Bills against the steamers must be presented bsfor. .
O'Clock on the day of sailing, or they will have to Law OVER TN
the return Of the steamer for settlement.
o45 ii. HACKFELD x CO., Agenu.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-01-24

channels and pussayes have also boon
discovered within aud around the
Haram, throwing now light, on the
building, tho arrangements, aEd the
services of the Tomple.
Tho great work, cf a complete ex.
ploration Of anciont Jerusalem is thus
fairly and auspiciously commenced
Tho opportune visit of the Sultan and
Grand Vizier TO this country, and the
representations made the lattor by
tho Archbishop Ct York, followed up,
as ,hey have been, by the energy, tho
} wisdom, and the tact Of Lieutenant
Warren and his admirable staff, have
smooth,d down Moslem prejudice, re.
moved local opposition, and thus
brought about opportunities for OK
cavution and explo ulion such as
mover occurred before; and, beside!
large numbers af Arab laborers have
been trained to tho work, and ar
eager to be employed and tho exac
points tor successful exploration ar
now we'll known. Biblical scholar
arc anticipating with deep interes
; full discoveries.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-01-24
THE. EVENING PRIMROSE.
by Il" G. A.


s*+ SHY grand mother loved to
watch the opening of this s'ngul"r'y
delicate hower-a howor, Indeed,
which in purity and deIicacy seems, TO-
me TO exseol all others. She called
ie mortality, because these beauties
pass away 80 soon, and because in the
briefness of it's continuance Giving
only for a night) it remirded her OF
human life "-Rodsrt Southsy's LJe
snd Correspondence.
Sweet dover. thsu hast thy lesson fer my soa' !:
Sn .isl, ,sn,s and pure.
AL why bu, fur one brisf, sad a'sht
C.as'u thou sndursi
Frail, .e,,a, thing. thine 10 the lot Of al
That 90 and then muss die;
ss.d Quick iu,s my soul thy hs.rts fsist bloom
Thine end 10 nigh
What kindred hast thou with the ssas last
CLEAN,
Or dssuiAts ssld usoA'
Brgk, but sphsnsrsl. thy ray
Is qssu.hsd q, aeon..
1sru Of Me twilight hour 'hea hast not seq
Ii. generous glad day;
i. glory. ere Thy a"' fond shsrn'
AaA P.''A away.
CA.uxsilas Of earth. ,hos hast doom "k
Thy bsauisoas sslaIs
'. 1o.sL. wi,h the Palssss Of hunAa frame.
A. brief date!
HnS,sm Of wool Man blossoms on tho P's'
His avaaslssnt hours;
Th.u w,thsrs 'krs The late, harsh wiud,
Like svssing aowsrs.
Tr.n,i.nt and rsrs-in rsia akin 70 Joy
Thy lovsliaess sxPnes;
~. .us.l.ss, for new hopes thou aidss create
And new dssirss
n. TOO, de.r SAVER. h.au,iful and pure
Preserve ia my short day:
And whs. ,hs Aighis shlIl mark doth end
Wan we away.
Central F.s,Sst~isr.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-01-24
~ W A. LEI, AND HUGH WILSON.

Almost every day she has boo" TO tho
house, AID her coming mukes il seem
II heaven. to me, sir. But | know !
was only poor mechanic, With
mother on my hands, and that you
would not consent TO my offering her
any particular attcnions. So have
kept away. 1 am going eff, sir, soon
as the job is done, for 1 csnn"t live
without seeing hor, and l would not
do anything dishonorable; or that her
tather would dlsarprovc."
Tho young man turned his fsce to-
| ward the window to hido a few stray
tears wLirh came into his eyes. The
father looked steadily into his secrc-
tary as if it contained something OF
unusual interest. Alter not unwcl-
come silerco he turned to the young
man q, d said "You have acted hon.
orably in this matter. You shall see
my daughter all you please. hear
that you are worthy Industrious
young man, and 1 prefer such u one
for son TO a,y dissolu,e snob. l am
sorry your cd.cation has been so
much neglected. But it is not too
late to remedy that mattcr. l will
bay your wages regularly TO your
| mother and will send you to school
for a year or two. After you get u
yood foundation laM 1 will ,ako you
tito my business; and il you oea'
Yourself in a worthy manner, ono I"
lhese days my daughter shall DO you'
wife. YOU may git work at once
Our readers can imagine tho seem
and tho joy that followed this spcccl
Of \ wise aud kind father far bette
than We can describe ihem. Th
young man has jusr finished year
>. course ut school, where he has mad
woud erful progress. The fath"r scem
.ole us proud Of him as we'll can be
and he has found lite in his new I'm
elegant mansion on the banks OF tl
Hudson, with An accomplished daug'
Ter who cannot sufficiently EXPIRE
her gratitude for his kindness and Il
occasional vlsits OF noble-mind
young man who is king his VIZ
up in tho world, is onty sweet for
,as,e OF elysium. Ii olher iich fa,
ers w, uld follow his exumdlo the
would be lew olopemrnts and far le
misery Than at present, aud gr-
many happy hearts AID happ
homes.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-01-24

try as largo rs half tho city Of Clar
lesion. The stratum varies from five
to twenty seven fcoL in thickness, and
is large enongh TO supply tho wants
of tho world Tor generations.
Another Of tho na ural resources OF
the S,atc, the immense deposit of bone
and phoaphates on the banks of the
Ashley River, near Charleston, apart
| II om it's intrinsic valuo derives addi.
,ional irtorest from tue fact that we
o owe the Knowledge Of it to the srien-
tiff, requirements and lndefatisable
research Of a South Carolinian, and
ono, too, who has beeu for yenrs, prom
ireu,ly connected with ono IF our
pri, cipal institutions Of loar"'ng.
How this deposit camo to be made
is an interesting scientific question;
bnt Tho facts which moro Immediately
concern us no W arc first, that this do
rosit, which is inoxhausliblo, furnishes
tic raw material, out of "hich m"y
bs ma, ufac:urcd fertilizer equal in
oualit, TO tho best Peruvian guano
and that can be supplied to the agri
cnlturst at incomparably lower rAtcs;
and second, that company with
largo capital has been formed for the
express purpose of manufacturing
this fertilizer, and its affairs arc un-
der tho direction Of Prof, ssor F. S
:, Holmes, the gentleman who mad
, the discovery, assisted BY 'Dr. Pratt
=. who rendered tho Professor materiu
). aid in hi, researches.
That sure means IF wealth should
+, have remained 40 long undcvclopo
is II rcproach 10 US as people, an
. we trust that the necessitics OF TN
times will now force US into diver
10 sity of employmcnts, which vii! II
longer lot such great interests roma'
" dormant. And that the time hs
-, come whom they will b. made to CO.
-, llihuto their proportion to tho tutu
prosperity and wealth of South Cur
,,. lima.
Ito U,.i,ed S,atcs is now sn7l't''
with mills ones ard with ochre fro
France, and for these Two articles al"
wo pay 10 Fra,co >ca,iy over S4,oo
:, 900 in goli, aud yet we have both
.o ,icles in grea' quantity and OF eao
o.s it NOT sup rior, quality on Col
- Greek.
The Sonth has vast resources, q
" if We would only use them proper
we need tot fear for the future. Y
equal taxation and bad gover"m'
,rK may prevent our immed'a; prospo
ty but we look upon such i'huen
ich AZ but temporary, aud tho time m
ma, come when tho great natural reso
the cos will DO brought out. AMI rest
lust TO ua more than We have lost.-Ci
"i lesion Mercury.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-01-24

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slsspieg by . slight haokiSg ooaEh,
e,seR q so6aa.imes Sadaoed by having
two .pisoss ot; maslins nay. .aix it.fhss
Ehy foar, ,snd: :thrss ,oe 6ar flds thick,
% As;sssd aaisornately thos;. have
Atsseet As haSid. kaaE sRllsd ssst6 d.
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then prsss e tpes % 50 'ialss sos sarsppsa
IAaa lag is aiS;sess % ,ssssasss ssks apfess
iedes oi tsss nxfis51t s,sh sks
lD6aiss ist ssf fssissss Hsss asssS
ll,isa tksS, pss 50 tlssd
aahas @ Sasss MIA O.
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4 G ! 3
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-01-24
the name of one Of them. 1t is Miss

the name of one Of them. 1t is Miss
Susan Taylor"
She reddoned to hor very ears, whilo
her grandmother said, s.It has pleas
ed God. Susan, to mark your life with
many blessings, ming ed with fow
cares. If them, you most wilfully
dcspise your, comforts, and repi"o
over your troubles, what is this but
trowing away tho flowers and grecn
leaves Of your life, and sticking tho
,horns in your bosom?" -
Who is like Susan Taylor?