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Charles Il. Ludlow, Of Marcy, Dess Brooklyn,
NY, has died of hydrophobis. About month
ago little dog which be owned bit MIN on the
hand, but the usual remedies were applied at the
time, and the wound apparently healed. On sat-
urdsy, however, unmistaksble symptoms OF ny
Monday. Two children, near Flstoush, also diec
lsst week from hydrophobia, and several more
cases are reported In the vicinity OF Brooklyn and
on Long Island.
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Don't buy miserable single thread machine,
when you can get first premium Grover u Baker
AT the New York price, ffty-fve dollars, and var
ranted five years, at 1s2 Canal street
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MAGNOLIA wArEs.-Superior TO the best I'M
ported German Cologne, and sold sthsh the price,
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,AspAUD q CO.'S
Tui PARIsIAN PEBFUMERY,


.hsRAUD a co.'s
'0i PARIEIAN PEBFUMERY,
,v N. Enrr,-, AZ m French md sxss.sivriJ
NJ. ,,s.s s.r ia Kxoellancs snd Su pcrt
ID a co.'s YLAnssLAsa and -. MI i,-t N.
- OkT the scsrt k;sAnd 70 30 .s - tro,s
N snrope OF the fragrant f<trAcs o. h'Anss N'.
I1ER' co s rOLufiN{ se,cos to ~ srsssa.
Dsedsl Es1 De Cologne Eolss sines@'
CO.'S m1RArnA SOAP. s1quissss,y pss
ECung Its fragrance n We -
co.'s MIRANDA foAAfoA, NJ p'''
?iafs n'S pFyrc.sIER q mos asresasis
,v>s. rx A., ~ ~ ,s.tS AMI perfulning the breath
~no4e TCOTH-C EBAM. rsmsfkabis 30
~ sshrSiIiaut M tensss 70 the teeth
rs ROSE POWDER, superior 70 v,cld
Wrs and ZIG Poy a111nx To TIE TOILET
e nirssrslons. VII Be ssra On reosip' 81 Sns
"a n ca Is rue Dc Eiehsrea. Psrfs
oTyIoR. M sons, Is 50 Psais Chnron xsrd' 10
VIZ sorctt A., - Ow,esrs u
Sscssd claana y. UuVVeCCpn 49,
obtain patents
end hsvingb I.a ssa ea
basd 70 shaps
ssss attended
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KIRBY sMKTHs
MILITARY ACADEMY.
at Newcastle.
HEHRY COUNTY, KENTUCKY.


n, a.,..-h,- rs.s lsx xEr5Y SMITH, vfn eorpe o.
" Of the highest order, VIZ
49, AZ Newcastle, Keutucky,
MILITARY ACADEMY FOB BOYS
Eevc,te IL located the healthy bluegrass region OF
Esnrv county equI distant our r1les from tns Loasvins
FrnnktoY and In and the Louisville ana OnSinnsa
Rsi-oads With zach By good nsssdsuisSa pe
snd about two hour travel By rail from Louisv1ie
The Academy bGclngs, owned oy himself are OF nSasrn
conFtrucou admirably adspted for scnool Pafosss snc la
sted IN lie Suburhs Of tho town The standard OF eoncanos
bv impaa searching examinations The discpAe ~in
~ stcs- Military requiring punctuay sod prenptness n
tie performance Of eyery DUTY The coesslc
All e CONDUCTED and loeraty es 20 secure t5
heaih oofol Of tho scholars EAe scne
sstio ess,0u divided into terms Of twenty weeks eaa
IL st ornencing Reptsnber 18th The chargsa tof
svsrvhing excepting uniform, books and medical stSenc
sncs Vii be hres hundred aud seventynve collars IN W o
~Tcae for the sne sesson o. forty weef p2.os N "
.s the beginning OF each tsr o. ns
ss No aeducsen from these eharyes VIII se Insde ioI
sbsencs during teEa, exospt In prOsrcted o.
hoaorsle discharge and ken tutoa tes oil 30 pc
l current viii be required -. u..s.
rnifsrr1 urnshed on reascnsole terms boeu
md ,stianery at Leusvie prices as the nunoef o. popns
Ia rued those wishing 20 secure places II tae
should apply AZ snca n thus Eskng his reel
d,nce kentucky and dsvong himself 70 the &c ~
~ YOUTH Principal hopes 70 hare tns coopersuono Oh ~
| trends in this COMMONWEALTH =. v,vyv S,,rvu
| For f1rtner Information address Z khbN onAIh
sud,ns VII lesv. the Epineucs. on the loosyins
and Prankfort RAroad whence srnniouses VII Ne
Il 70 Newcastle = = -
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LOTTERY.
DEAL ESTATE LOTTERY.

REAL ESTATE LOTTERY.
ONE MILLION OF DOLLARS
WORTH OF REAL ESTATE,
LOCATED IN THrs orrr
To be Disposed OF By Lottery.
The drawing of this Lottery pIce (As soon q n
s.ckets sold under the charter Of the
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY
Granted BY the Legislature State 1853 and which
embraces in fs Scheme some OF thu MOST VALUABLE
PROPERTY IN THIS CITY. to-wit:
TIE ST. LOUIS HOTEL. nov open 70 the public end
doing business
rHB FURNITURE OF THE HOTEL.
THE OLD CITIZENS BANK.
TEE DWELLING. STORES AND wARERooks EOs
us lis and i2o Royal street, adjoining the HOsel
rHE DWELLING AND BuuDros 70 ..
street., opposite the Hoss-
THE ST. LOUIS HOTEL FARM. BUILDINGS AND
IMPROVEMENTS.
SQUARES AND PARTS OF SQUARES OF HIGHLY
CULTIVATED GROUND.
Ia PriEes........................ ....Tickets $40
For fun and particular description Circular, which
postpaid any desiring III and all orders for
rcksss will receive prompt attention By addressing
O. &. HALL
81 Charles HOsaI
rew Orleans La
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$751;. ....Tehoupitouias street. ......8s
sc NEW LEvRK STREET.
CHAs GALLwEY. New o,is.us
TMPRovED HxLTON PATENT
PLANTATION MILLS.
Have Stood the Test Of Ten Years. Constant UseAvsrdsi
Diplomas at last Louisiana Mechanics and Agricultural Fair
Make uSEoUALED FINE MEAL. and orash snd Grind |
Corn Cob snd shsck together.
Can also be used Cotton Seed Hailsrs-
-Aso-
MACHINE OF LARGE CAPACITY
For Huiiius Cotton Seed. Suitable fer Fac
tory PIantation Use.
Thee Mills Simple Durable and Chssp, have sesa
thoroughly tested. and fully guaranteed.
AL interested invited these Mills opera
ton, ct the stores Of the Sole Agent, T., ursr
Il9 and III Magazine street,
Dealer in Foreign and Domestic staple Hardware
and Agricultural Implements
FIn.T PREMIUM
sELF.sHARPENINa DIAMOND" GRIsT MILL.
PATENTED JUNE l+BElssUED SEPT Is 1853.
The attention Of Planters Msrs Disters called 70
this MIN being peculiarly adapted TO their wants Il will
good cotton seed huisr We manufscurs sreui
ri, s N RSs q T ss SI q
Louis Mo-. and awarded the Highest Premium over al
competition
I6s Gravier and IL Union street,
Where also Ne found the celebrated HULsAED BIO
s Y ss saw sn HSaea ss %
this city Also, found good OF STEAM
ENGINES, SAW MILLS, MACHINE Betting, and
MILL MACHINERY generally adapted 20 the wants Of the
south.
To whom all orders should be addressed
CHAs Z. wYKNE n FAEK.
DEALERS IN AND MANUFAcTURERs' AGENTS FOB
MACHINERY AND AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
Ice Grav,er and Ia Union street,
NEW ORLEANS.
On hand q. all times q complete stock Of STEAM EN
GINEs both stationary and portable, SAW MILLS, COT
| TON GINS AND CoEDkNsERs. RICE MACHINERY,
| SUGAR MILLS AND EvAPoRAToRs, DIAMOND
GRIsT MILLS AND AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
:, ,.,.,.
| chasing elsewhere.
| CAMUEL LOCKE.
|
| HARDwARE...... ............HARpWAkE
/ --,v,,s s-,,x-r
|
View orieans.,
KKDp r0UHDKH-
| esfASAshho IL nsS
Cs<nsR - Ds,ert ana Fs1eAsP ~rseS
"a. - ~, ,r,p.rsd e fO-usry 70 manu.sssrs stssu
xreinss Boilers Sugar Mills, sugsr Kettles Draining hs
Ss.r,eaas vosi. ssa s.sss a..-ssss q x.chinsry
orasu Isfs Il sez n Mechanics snA osAzs EzsAsnss
| ----.-E. -Onrnn~
|
| - - or,on urprvr RxFwPEy AARoEHr
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I68 Gravier and IL Union street,
Where can also found the celebrated HULBABD BRO.
CO.'S GOLD MEDAL SAWS. This saw took the Gold
Medal five principal manufacturers OF the United
States the Mechanics and Agrcu tara Exhibition
this city Also be found good assortment o. STEAM
ENGINES, SAW MILLS, MACHINE BETTING, and
MILL MACHINERY generally adapted 30 the wants Of the
south.
To whom all orders should be sddreesed-
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EIRsT PREMIUM
sELFsHARPENING "DIAMoND" GRIsr MILL.
PATENTED JUNE iEREissUED SEPT IS 1853.

The attention Of Planters Mers and Dsles called to
this NH being peculiarly adapted 20 their wants II Will
grind all kinds Of grain cots spices and drugs and Is also
good seed huer We manufacture SIX different sizes
ofthese NILS prices Of which from SIS TO $l7a
This Mil exhibited at the late Industrial Fair held 81 St
Louis No. and awarded the Highest Premium over al
competition
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APPROVED BY THs PARIs ACADEMY
HFDiCINx
Buxfr du nuisson's Hodscs OF Iron end Ma
ganess Ptlts.

No More Copaaba aad Cubere
aRTsAuLrs CAPSULES AND LIQUID KxzRAUf Oh
NAfIoo vEGKfALLa
Wnsrs an medicines have tsled thscs rspereson'
v sl~sys sdecs fhsss insure rsps Asd
nr an Tsre rsoynt chronic Of private e,eaes
Tney are used n hospitals x rs BY s cseorttsd d.
RorS and are found greatly superior V Ill hitherto knowz
,neys n rernedes Coosfbn and Cuhob1 fhs ntesa
usex IN r,osrs al oA9sala n moEs dnresie c.esz.
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DoPEs CURE FOR COUGHS. COLDS
ASTHMA. ETC

CFECIAE TREATMENT OF Oa1soNKo
- DIsEAsEs-Dk D. BAUssET win take charge q sne
euarAn ths following chronic diseases Via Scores
Diseases Nv htes Bennorhses Ulostl Rheumatism Gcuk
Dyspepsia Cherose Liver Complaint Diseases Of ths Urns
~ Organs AND Deafness Consultations day nor, IL
o'clock TIL a. his oce, corner Of Orleans ssf bczr
bon streets Residence No. - DsuDhins -tr-~t
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cetauonN While ayan f6psTation was
gong on, however, the Englishman, in
taking, pf his coat, made go violent O.
movements a.; ,n that he dropped one side Of
'.Ah, !ahl my Ane fellow. thars your
game, is it?" said the Inspector; sT 'uii.
derstand you now. Come, for your own
sake, make clean breast of it, and tell
us what you took and where you've put
1t, for ! hardly suppose you contented
yourself with one diamond
IL have taken nothing, and have no.
thing to tell you. L am at liberty to wear
false whlskers If choose, and it is no.
body,s business whether do or not"
Although the most minute search
proved fruitless, the inspector deter
mined to hold the Briton in custody.
and marched off with him to the Pre-
lecture of Police, on their way to which
1T so happened that they passed by an
apothecary's. This circumstance, appa-
rently too trivial and unimportant to be
mentioned, served to clear up the mys-
stery, for it undoubtedly gave birth to
the fellcitous inspiration that proclaims
the shrewd inspector in whose brain it
originated.
They reached the Prefecture, where
the Englishman was placed in O room
under the surveillance of two guards.
In the course of half hour, the IN
spector made his appearance, aud after
motioning to the guards to withdraw,
seated himself, and entered friendly
conversation with the Englishman, to
whom he expressed the regret he felt at
having been been compelled by his duty
to place him at this temporary inconve-
nlence. but he doubted not that in the
absence OF any proof of his guilt, the
magistrate before whom he would have
to appear next day would order him to
be set at liberty. In this view the Eng
lishman fully concurred. AS they we're
conyyersing, the door opened, and an at-
tendant came in, bearing tray laden
with refreshments, among which were
two glasses OF beer. One of them the
officer took himself, while the other was
handed to the unsuspecting foreigner,
who, knocking his glass against that of
his host, i'll true British style, auafIed
Its contents OFF at one draught
The mixture was not slow in producing
Its effect, and the fact was revealed that
',Milord'' had swallowed, besides the
diamond that was missing, three other
diamonds of the purest water, four
pearls and large turquoise, represent
ing total value Of from 600, 900 to
E2o: 2o:0OO.-RocheS!er Union.
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4EEINeNesaisAssYS3sss

NHw YeaK, August 3o-Ntose,n.--Flour
duli and DO, lower. Wheat quiet. Corn
firmsr. Pork dull, at $500. Lard quiet.
Jot{on quiet anu sGrn, ati 345zl935.
Ffeishts quiet. Stocks steady. Money
quiet. at 6(97. Gold 38T.
7P. Motion o shade firmer, with
sales OF 600 bales at 35. Flour dull-sn-
pertne 5.75@6. TO-; common to fair extra
Southern 6.40@6.75. Wheat heavy and
lower-winter red Western 1.5O31. So.
Corn scarce-mixed Western l.1S(91. 20.
Pork quiet and frmer, at 80. 121s. Lard
steady. Whiskey LIS. Rice-Carolina
firm, at $4,000. Sugar in good de-
mand. Coffee and molasses quiet and
firm: Freights frmer. Money easy, at
5Q7. Gold quiet. at 33lS.
BALTIMORE, August 30.-Cotton nomi-
nal, at 341a. Flour dull and declined
5c.; Howard street super 6.00@6.25.
Wheat irregular-prime to choice /. 4O6
l.5O; fair to good 1.25@1.35. Oats dull,
at 53@59. Pork 1926. Bacon more
active. Lard quiet. Whiskey dull, at
1.22.
CISc1NNAr1, August so.-whiskey dull,
at LIS. Provisions dull and in little
demand. Pork $500. Shoulders l5l5
@153s.
New ORLEANS, August 3O.-Cotton
dull and nominal, with sales of II bales:
receipts Isl. Flour dull-superfine S. IS;
double $50; treble $685.: Corn firm
mixed 95; white LOO. Oats 66667.
Pork unchanged. Bacon l6sSMI95s.
Lard, sugar, molasses and coffee dull
and unchanged. Whiskey 1.27H0l.3O.
Gold 3316.
SAVANNAH, August 3O-Cotton market
quite active, with good inquiry and i'm
proVement on last uotations-middlings
80; sales rs bales; receipts 90.
AUGUSTA, August 3O.-Cotton market
more active and demand good; sales so
bales-middlings Big receipts ~.
CHARLESTON, August 30.--Cotton
quiet, but steady, with sales of 81 bales
-mlddlings 80; receipts @
LoSDoS, August 30-Noon. -Consols
93l6 @9314. Bonds e31s.
LoSDoS, August 30-Evening. Con
soils 9316. Bonds S37s.
LIVERPOOL, August 3O-Noon.-Cot.
ton-uplands 1919; Orleans 1356(013ai.
LIVERPOOL, August 9O-Evening.E
Cotton easier-uplands 49,: Orleans
l33s(@13a4; sales G,00O bales.
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WHITE AND BLACK REprDLICAS Pan.
Tf.--The colored people are awakinq to
the tact that they are only the tools of
the white radicals, and we doubt not that
ere long there will be white and q black
Kepubiican party in the South Daddy
Cam, who claims to speak for the black
men, says that he has found the North
ern whites in this State and throughout
the South "all intent on getting rs many
Offices on their shoulders as a forty wear
Old rattle snake, and notwithstanding
that they are loaded down to hell with
crimes, and false promises. made and as
often broken, they are still ready to bleed
more for the cause OH h-u-m-a-n-i-
they are as ready to bribe n man now as
ever with lies which would shame the wick.
eldest man that ever did lie on all sides
we ind that they are willing that compe.
tent colored men should have O. share in
government, but it is the share which the
monkey gave the two contending cats over
apiece of cheese. He managed to become
the umpire between them. In order TO
settle the dispute, he took good care to
bite piece off each one so as to leave
one larger than the other till finally he
ate both pieces, and the cats had nothing
left to contend about. Such has been
the division of Office to the negro be.
tween the two parties, the radicals and
conservatives in the Republican party.
Of course the Democrats had nothing to
give, and hence no one believed word
they said. In the coming contest it will
be wise for the people to remember these
double dealers and govern themselves
accordingly. Prepare for action, for the
time draws nigh. "-Charleston Ne,-s.
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A WONDERFUL SOUTHERN DISCOVERY
In the South, where liver complaint and
bilious diseases prevail to 80 great an
extent, there has long been felt a need of
medicine that would act specifically
and promptly on the Liver, restoring it
to Its normal functions, and at the same
time be safe from after effects, and vet
80 simple that it might be used by any
one. 1t is claimed that DIR. TUrr's
VEGETABLE Liver PILLS supplies this
want. They act directly on the Liver;
their constant use will not injure in the
slightest degree the most delicate consti-
tuition. Females at any period may use
them with great benefit, and realize great
relief from the distressing nausea which
they experience at certain times. These
pills are not recommended as aenircysal
c~re-aA, but simply for diseased Liver.
and those maladies which follow n dc,
rangement of that important organ, such
as Dyspepsia, Sick Headache, Indiges-
ton, Loss of Appetite, Costiveness,
Piles, Jaundice, Sour Stomach, Ladies'
Heartburn, Chills and Fever, Foul
Breath, Restlessness at night, and Flatu-
!ency: These invaluable pills may be
found in every Drug Store of any note
in the South and West. A296
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The CoTroN AND Corn CRops. We
are pleased to announce that the cotton
in Marlboro is opening rapidly, and the
farmers are preparing to commence pick
ing, with very good prospect of large
crop. We learn that Mr.. J. L. Breeden,
Major q. A. Drake, G. and G. W. East
erlings, Esqs., and others, have already
nearly bale picked, and will soon offer
the same in market. It is an acknow-
lodged fact that Marlboro, upon an ave-
rage, produces more and better cotton
per acre than any District in the Pee
Dee country, the lands in this District
being far superior to the lands of Ches-
terfield or Darlington. In raising cot
ton and corn, Marlboro stands foremost
OF any of the adjoining Districts. At
the Agricultural Fair to be held in Co.
lumbia in November next, Marlboro, we
are satisfied, will compete with any Dis
trict in the State in her productions.
Ehe soil is rich, and we have men of
brain who know how to cultivate it.
Marlboro, therefore, will challenge com.
petition in November next.
BennettsDiHe Journal.
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TT-Rnt+~F
Foreign Mowss

PARIS. August 3O.AThs crew attempted
TO explode tho American steamer Sabine.
A catinl Boy e9Enguished the bnrning
fuse leading to the magazine. Seven
sailors were hanged to the yard arm and
the balance are in irons.
MApR1D. August 30.-Topete takes the
temporary ministership of the colonies.
Esoalande made an important death bed
disclosure respecting the abuses of the
Cuban army and navy.
LONDON, August 30.-The Times, to-.
day, in Manchester cotton trade report,
says that it rs admitted that the returns
of the sales OF cotton at Liverpool were
falsified every day last week. The figures
really amounted to but little more than
half those given to the public; and in
result there is something like panic ut
Manchester. and for the present all con-
fidence is lost in the truth of the returns
from Liverpool. There is no disposition
to do business on the part of the sellers
or buyers.
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Regulator.


purity OF the blood, melancholy, or DEPRESSION
OF spirits, heartburn, collie, or pains in the
dropsy, boils, pain in back and limbs, asthma |
eryslpelas, female affections, and bilious dis
cases generally.
Prepared only by J. q. ZEILIN & CO.,
p.: :, Druggists, Macon, Ga.
Inc following highly respectable persons !
can iuily attest to the virtues of this Valuable
refer:
Ger Gen; ". S; Holt; President 8. W. R. R. Com
Sparks, Albany, Ga; Geo. j, Lunsford. Esa.
SCndScsor Snsi% tor, s. W. r. R.; c. Masterson, ESD.
Sherlf Eihb County; J. A. Butts, Bainbridee1
Ca; Dykes & sparhawk, Editors T7oridisa5
TT;amaiIhPsssee; T;rliI Rev. ". Burke, Macon, Ga.
R.; Daniel Bnllard, Bulfard's Station. " macon M m
S;iia brunswick WsN B. r.. Twiggs County, Ga; Gren
Tliie Mood, Moods Factory, Macon. Ga; Rev.
Major 4. F. Wboley, kingston, Ca; Editoa
AZ Maeon leegraph, and John ingalls,, formerly
For sale by all druggists. July 13 t3mo
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The CHINESE CoMING.-What NAV
have appeared of late as mere specula-
ton will soon be experienced as reality.
Every day convinces the Southern plant
er that the sooner he avails himself of
Asiatic labor, the sooner will his prospe-
rity be made certain. Some time since
we called the attention OF our acricultu.
raj friends to the advertisement of Mr..
Josephs,. Of Charleston, who is prepared
to furnish Chinese labor on liberal terms
nothing being required to be paid in
advance, Mr.. Josephs expecting to re.
allze his profits in transporting them
from the wages of the Chinaman. This
shows great confidence in the new conner.
and involves our planters in very little
trouble and expense. We are pleased 20
find that one Of our friends has embraced
the opportunity of comforting with Mr.
Josephs, through q respectable firm in
Charleston, and the result seems as sa-
tisfactory as he could wish-so much go.
that he has ordered some twenty Chi.
nese laborers, which he hopes will arrive
here by January, in time to prepare for
next years rice culture. We may there
fore look upon the arrival of John Chi.
naman In our District in a very short
time; and we trust new era of prospe-
rlty IS opened to us, which will more
than equal the most encouraging results
Ill the past Geo'yetown Times.
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CARD1SG THE Cows.-One would think
that kind hearted man, when he sees
how grateful this operation is to n COW,
would be willing to spend few moments
cardlng her. 1t pays rs well to clean a
COW as horse All who have fairly tried
1t. find great benefit from the operation.
And not one farmer in hundred makes
1t o practice to use the card or curry
comb IN the COW stable. We know stu
pld men who laugh at the idea as a mere
notion OF some fancy farmer. But in
point OF fact, no COW can give the best
results at the pail unless this matter is
attended to especially in winter.
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DENTISTRY

&szR DIR. D. L. BOOZER, grateful for the
the citizens of this city and the surrounding
District, during the past year, respectfully an
nounces that he now permanently establishes
himself in Columbia. All operations on the
FIC!AL CASES, in every approved method.
carefully and satisfactorily executed-among
which he would call special attention to that
known as Reynolds Patent; and of his sue
beautiful and durable process, he is enabled.
with confidence to refer to his patients and to
the patentee. Office ON Main street, over First
National Bank. Ian
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'.s :. ARrEaTasy,:: WE1.ls.--Thsy hare been
three yeafs boring, an srtesian we'll near
st. Louis The depth reached is g. S39
feet, or only 1873 feet less than three.
fourths Of a'mile. But no pure water
has been resSched at that depth, and it is
now proposed to plug the hole up. The
cost OF the great bore has been $66, 900.
80 far. The boring was done at the rate
OF about thirty feet per month. Artesian
wells are so named from the province of
Artois in France, formerly called Arte-
sium, where they have long been employ
ed. These wells, it is Thought. were
known to the ancients, and it is settled
TACT that they existed in China many CEN
turies ago, and while our Anglo. Saxon
ancestors were roaming over the hills of
Britain destitute alike Of civilization and
Of clothes.
The artesian we'll at Grenoble, in
France, is one of the most famous in the
world, and was begun in 1888, with the
expectation Of reaching water at depth
of 1900 or 1,500 feet. In 18ii, at a
depth Of 1892 feet, water was ut last
found, and has flowed ever since at the
rate of 100000 gallons in twenty-four
hours. There are numerous wells in
other parts of Europe, and also in this
country, but the deepest one in the
world, except that now under considera
tion, is at sugar refinery in St. Louis.
begun in the spring of 1S49, and con-
tinued until 1854, when the work stoned
mt depth of 2,199 feet The supply of
water procured is comparatively small in
quantity, and strongly impregnated with
sulphur.