The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, February 23, 1858, Image 4
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CAROLINA KOUSr,
mg Si* w?
BBH?; CORNER KING AND BROAD STREETS,?NEAR
S83B THE COURT HOUSE,
|ggg C A MD EN, S. C.
H Is open for the reception of Boarders and the Travel- >
Mnfii injr Public.
Tliere is connected with the establishment, a I>AR. I
SB where the choicest liquors may be obtained at all ,
UhB ' reasonable hours.
Camden. S. C., Feb. 16,1S5S.
?j||f FHIALlfOTICi:.
Rnj^r' A LL person* indebted to the estate of yf. J. Davis,
IfigEn -Tv ami especially those who purchased at the sa'e.
W|f|Sfc ' and did not comply with the terms, are hereby notiBBffl
: tied that their Notes and Accounts arc in the hands .
Jg9Bfv?f I. ?t. KERSHAW, Esq.. lur collection, and prompt
MM ^Vivment alone wdlsavo e->sts, as the estate must be
SMS flb' ori. W. A. AN'CKUM,
rob 16.?2t Ev'or.
MM AXT INTER CLOAKS and MAXTJLLAS * - "o-: ;
Hgfin ' ' al.s->, Pi irit'id D>Ti.dtK>s ,'ind C'l< r d IV :S<\tmmrwm
? <- L, ; ? ../n ; , ..
Inn iiu- ?in;? li>vo"an;c torn.*:!. iiio win >.<> vi
feb 19.?>f K. W. BUXXI.Y.
f ylfKAP no ULAXKETS; :.!??? Negro Sir es .
\ hi' a Mipciiol rjna iiv tor sale iex at thn "Old
Corner," by K. W.U0NX1.Y,
. Lest, a Few Days Sines,
'"I'MiE following notes;?One ?>n Dr Ed.vanl AI
Siilraon<l. k>r $10<i; one <>n John Cooj-cr f<r $20:
and one on John R'j-h. fur $1<>, ?i!J made payable^to
roe
The pubic arc cautioned against trading for sai l
notes. B. F. VV ATKINS.
leblG,?3t
NB ( OUPERIOR FLOUli, in Bag? fbrssle nt the low- j
H* O est market pticeFou cash, at the "Old Corner."
IR|> foblG K. W BOXXKY. I
| FRUIT TBEES
| AND
? MFCTBL*tGL"TY^.TSFO E2k?Ss
k THOMAS H. rSMTSSSSir
[ NURSE ET MAN AND FLORIST
GHEEXSH OKO, N C.
X& Cnicrs mav be left with Mr T W Pkocbs, '
, Camden, S. C., or forwarded to Greensboro',
i RCFERE-fCSiS.
K. ' J. A. CRAWFORD Ksq; PR R W. G1BHES,
I J. 3. SCOTT, Fsq: A. K. PHILLIPS, F.sy
feb t 1 y 5 |
? "
An A {: ]><-:! 1
rT"MTOSE indebted to the undersigned for tho p<ut ]
,. X year, ere earnestly requested _ to call and settle: !
the month of January, in which account* should be .
1 paid, ip past, and I have, during this month engage- j
' - - - .1,1 ?l L 1
nienis 10 meet wuieu cannot uc [>um}?>uv<i.
feb 2,?-'31 J. K DeIIAY. |
?* r-CALCINED 7~l
JPILASTSm m I
ROSENDALRf EMKXT, STONE LIMK ; ALSO, I
a superior article <>f Wll ITK LI M E.
SASH A>D BMXOH to order.
AH of best quality and at Lowest Market Trices for
CA S1I only. ' C-. L. CHaTTKN.
CHARLOTTE
MUTUAL FIRE IXSUKASCE
?rz:?^i?isTs: ^5ak.nsy
Amoant Property insure.1 $31 fj IGLOO
Assets.
Perm. Notes well secured, $."?.*?It* 12
Cash in hand. - ! $08 0!
."Due from Agents, - 2?o.AS?$33.1.15 "J
rionc.^^^i B. TAYLOR,
< NYE HUTCllISOXT^ct \\ 1 '-T reiafcmfe
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
M EOKl.KXBJJKR COCXTT.
PERSONALLY appeared before mo, (C.. Overmun)
an acting .Justice of the Peace for said County,
M. B. Taylor. President, and K. Nye Hutchi-sn. Secretary
of the Charlotte Mutual Fire Iiisorauee Com- |
pany. and made < atli in dim form of ]??-, that the
above report ia correct to tlie best o! their kimwlei^e
and belief. C 0VI!UMAX, J. 1'.
Charlotte. X. C, January 7th, lt?.>S
jon 2G?1m 4
f - ? - j
Oo-pai inersh?.p Notice
rT',nT? Sl'BS'-RlP-KRS bavoihis ti. v lorpied i>
1 PARTNERSHIP, bud r tl name n: I
JOHNr-OX ? CO , for thp frnnsa 'j m . t' 1 c: \
<idK ?! ' ftBNKR m CoVMhSIoN P< -i.\ s>
t'harlwi-SC. i T N ' > >< \*
jab *9?'f \ W f, Mr. A A.
? (if/ Pay [p
\LT. per-'iii? indebted by v. >. .<?? \ cm ;
fur Article-p 'eh '-e I Y;Vi' in > .Store
are reqnoHted b> o .If on ?! - .h.-?i; :?*; i trie
same, ca it it ,7/ Cat a.l 1:1.:t . - ? ?.?i . tl.
tl is bo ine? should ' ! o-.iyh: > . fir. ! c'nsc n e
trost this call will be pf-mp !v attended to.
Tln.se having acco'ints a/ iin-t t.ds house. are re
quested to jrvsent them to
jnn ID?3tn % T. J. WORK MAX
To Rent
A HOUSE an 1 Lot. at DeKalb Mill, fuin'r'voe
J\. cupied 1 j Mr Gardiner. F. L Z1 Ml*.
Bitters! Bitters!!
HOSTKTT Kit's BITTKKS. a certain core f.>r l'ys
pepsin, just received by J. J. McKAl.V
iAght lASiht!
JUST received, ono Barrel Pure Sperm Oil One
Barrel Solar Oil which will be <n>)d low forea-h
by IOIIX J. MoKAIX.
KEAL Pink Eye Seed Potatoes, tin Northern
diet's' fresh Raisins. Currants, Citron, 15o ton t
'Pt^kleg ?c..jti8t received at the "old Cono r "
E. W. BoXNKY.
~ COMPANY ORD~R.
Camokx, Feh. 8th. 19.',8. i
IN pursuance of Brigadeorders. an election will l>-?
held in Oarnde;i on Saturday the sixth of March
'noxt. for CAPTAIN of the lier?!ia\v
to till tie vacancy occasioned by the re*ignn'ioii of
'Captain Znch Cantey. By order of Lt. A. J) Jo.vis
'commanding. R- M. CaXTKY,
feb 9?td O'dclv Fcrgp.mt. j
SHERIFF .SALES
FOR MARCH, 18-58.
V)Y VIRTUE of sundry writ-* of Fi Fi. 'o me di
,j3 rected, I will sell on the MUST .VOXPA J' in '
^larch next, botore the Court House Door in Camden, ;
between the legal hours of sale, the following property
to wit!
ONK Tract of land levied on as the property of
?m. Randolph, deed., at the lit of A. M. Kennedy.
;adtn'r., and John Rossor and others, emit;iining five '
l.nnrtrert Acres, morcoi less, adjoir.ii:/ finds of Benj.
Camerot) and others.
ALSO, the Interest or Oeritge !'. PeBruhl, and i
Jesse PeBrnh', in Six Hundred Acres of Inn 1, w hereen.
W. F. PeBruhl lives, levied on at the suit of Rich
ard West ?nd others.
ALSO, one Tract of Land. levied on as the proper '
ty of Wm. Bontwrigbt and others, at the suit of < 'as.
ft>n aii.1 Kershaw, adjoin . <r lands of tiie Kstate of
Dobr.and lands known as the Ohesnnt ltr.tL
feb9?td K. HARMS, s K D. i
Notice.
I^TIE BOOKS are now open for the collection of
. tlic Town T:ix<?*. in tlie room one d. r
North of Jns. I Viib pitrue'- Store. ?md will lie kep?
open durintr t lie present month. At the end oft:
month they will be closed, positively. By oi ler ol
the Toun Council. J.K WITHIillSi'OON.
feb 16,?td Treasurer. !
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TC? TRAVELLERS. j
SCHEDULE OF THE
SOUTH ClIiOMVA ii.111 It OA it.
--3 |gg; ^
Orriri: South Carolina. Rail Road.
Charleston, Jan. 1st, Is5.
NORTHERN ROUTE.
STATIONS. j OA V I NIGHT
I TRAINS. j TRAINS.
Leave Charleston jl0,3o u in $.30 p in
Arrivp at Ki:ijr<ville, t!ie.
Junction c-l'tlie Wilminjr-' ,
ton ? Maoclioier It. R..1 4.50 p m -1,15 a in
Arrive at Cpluuiliia 1 li.il" |> inG, 15 a in
Arrive nl Camden....... T.'.'O p in
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,_)
Leave Camden 5.0" a m!
Leave < il'ioitna ! 5.50 a m 2.5n j> in
Leave K.ii_-~vilte. I!i?- Ji.nc-j |
tion of 'l.e V.Muiitiijtoiii , .
x .Mane' e^'i'T r.i'ln el.. S.'-O a.m 5.00 |> in
Ariixe a: '''he..' .-ion 2.10 p nt-t'2,lu a in
MID-DAY TRAIN PT^WJilvN CAMDi.N AND
KIN'DSYILLK,
Mcm'W. Wboxksdat and Saturday.
newx. | UP.
Leave Camden. 1.80 n. in. | Leave Kinpsville. S n. in.
LeaveIJoyVinV. 2.10 p.in Leave OlarkwinV 8.!5 " :
Leave Claremout 2.48 ' Leave Vanclivslvr JuneLeave
Midillcton 3-15 " tion 8.4-5 a. in.
Leave Manchester .Inne- Leave Claremout 9.10 "
tion 3.28. p. in. Leave H??jrLin*? 9 CO *'
Leave Ciarkvt>:i'? .1.15 " Arrive at Camden, 10..10
Airive at Kitigsvill 4. "
AUiSTCUX ItCl'ti;.
ETATtOXS. ! HAY I NIGHT i
J TKA1.-S ! Tl-.AIXS i
Leave Cliui !cst'>n ' T.O;? a in | 4.00 p in
Anive at Augusta 8.80 p m ' 1.00 h hi
Leavo Augusta '.0,00 a m | S.05 p m {
Arrive at. Cii;<rle?tQii 5,30 p in i 5.00 a ni
rilltOUQII TRxVEl BETWEEN AUGUSTA ANI> KIN GSVll.Un 1
STATIONS. , I PAT | XIGIIT I
| Til X INS. I TIIA1 XT. I
Leave Aitgti-ua 10.On a mi S.05 p in
Arrive at Kingsville. ...:4.5<i p in 4.15 a ni
I )
Leave Kingsville ) 8.00 a in 5,00 pin
Arrive at An^usta 2.30 p m 1.00 n m
jiti 12?if II. T. PIlAKE, Oeu'l Sup't.
Peabcdy's Prolif ic Corn,
I 1IAYE ino<i-*Hrranjre?i'i'*ntRfor a full supply ?{tlii^ |
Ktmeri ir Com free from mixture with anv other !
Corn, nil i in i) d'.T to place ii wi'liin the reach or all.
will furnish i' at the followin.: reduced pices:
For one bushel $1 00
" Half bushel 25:i
" Peck 175
It vvill be put up in jr mm! strong bags. and delivered
nt the depot, for those who may have it sent by railroad.
A sppvinien of the crn. as if crew in Camden, may
be seen at th? Po?t Office. Otd-rs from a distance,
enclosing the cost) will lie prouipily attended to.
Camden. fS- C., fan 2G?if T. \Y. PrX. 'Jl.S.
Valuable Reai Estate.
Vb Attorney l>r Mortgager and Mart tracers I will
ceil to the hiyhe-t hidd-u beforo the Couit House
Door in Camden,on Monday the 1st day of Match,
prox. all thai Lot on the Ka-t side of Ih oati streot in
the Town of Camden. known in plan of Town, as laii
No one thousand and f>. ty-four .1<<41). There is a
double "tote House atnl residence <ui this Lot. occn
pied at present hy Mrs. Crosby. and Mi Titos Harris.
} Lso the lot hnntediutott in tiie rear. Knsl oftlie aforeteeiitiiTif
i Lit. on which : situated a i il .v ollinjr
ll T Ft I* a. is nntno. tcd. in plan of Town, oik* I
I'tid .;:_;tx fit en '! Oath
TiCRMS CA-*iH : rurel.ascr t > pnv tor papers
jnti 2f.?td W'M M. .SHANNON*.
FSESH GAPDEN SEEDS1HAVK
just received a supply of Harden Seeds,
consistitio ol everv variety iniMitiiiion lis**. These
Seeds wo warrant I'tKid and HOOD. and those wins
purchase Irotn us tn.ti re;y upon it. tSim* v.e wilt sell
nothing to them iait MILS. I SKl.D. Toe public are
aware td the iutjfj laace < !" usin;;
'Fitt! ISi-sl .SsctE* Oait !
Flense yi\.. .?s .a tri.l.
A!-i t.:i ha.id. a 1 A c?f ONION Pl'd'TS. an-l .1 Mi-all .
j . ' :v?f l ilt >11 UKD CLOVE It
..n ?F L. F.KM1'
camphor E.'v*.
4 .v cuuk ron chapped
./ i.\' ' ' . P t n il. and d \
) > jt ? , .JojlN .1. Male vIN
J |
Re-1 Clover Seeds!
4 FEW po ' N l?S. fot >ah- . t the
\ i>. . - n / ? ! ! /1L*
i A J.i!l Jo I jri nrrii,r? i
Gardea 3a 3:1s ! -.iardeu Seeds!!
\rUJ.L ?{ LanO . lii's 'Sccis. ju.st |
k rc<*i.\?i] > }' JurlN .1. M *K Al> I
To Bent
' J^lIK if il*" Si to. i;il< y i ooii|? i| Iiy \Vflr>. <'!v' .
1 lii|i;i. Al-ii. tfic Livvillinj; llnu.-o, !:iiciv cuoiijii- i
i.*.] liv Win 1-iiiii.^.s. F .r j a; iiMil.i-s n|i|?Iv In
Dev. 22?11 J.Wli.S .M'KWKN*.
Notice
J > KiN1 i .-"ir-nis to k-S""t'ii ??*ir }^?? ?*-r?t stock of^.>"ls |
i ) \vi* oil"t i Iioiii to ji'inri "i.i! . ii-tonnt* ;ii jrrcaily !
re liic-J piio-*; :iii?1 res. c I . 1! y flic.i jnirclia-crs t.?
cull inn) < xaii.ni>*. In c n-i lciiilion of tlio incrcascl
valiiP ot M"ii v a lilivial .seonnt nil \? mail" on
ChsIi ' 0 M ATI! KSUN*. & CO. i
jmi ? 2m 4
(lAKI'i TS. it KinDi ('! .:!i- Also. I.iii^n and
Wins' ('rtrn'i t'iot'is. fir Sale at ;y?/i< ? < ?/prir
at tht' "Old Cnfi-r " M \V. IJ<)NM-.Y.
Change of Business.
rp.'li' I" IM'll.'SKJXKI.i has iIo'immined tof*linritr?* I
X his I' isii.i> > to a Orodit of OS'A' I'A'.l/i OXLY.
Aid. aiticl's :,ic deliverable at his >h to tlic or
tlernf imrfliaacra.
When ri 'i'tt'stcd to }'. 'X tin 1 I'r!; or son 1 taeiii
cult. :i f arge w 11! be made lor the same.
|'i r-> vi-li'tit i make |iti:ciui?es in the F(TI'NI
TC!'F J" l?V ta wing satisfactory arrange |
ItKtit''.
jljyeniiiit nil-lived I 'T
fob 2,?;I C. L Oil VFTI'IX. I
J'?r S?iV*.
n.i i*. ;>/.!/; ;, rr..\srxi: orr.ir./s. .1 y/> ceMKXT.
KitSSKIi
Jr.Si Received.
\FhTVT dozen <>1 I It s l iter's (Ylcbialcd Stomach
_ _ Miter*, and lor sab-bvj
n 12?t: mikoxfy .% uoswKf.r,
Bacon?Bacon.
\PIMMK A If Tl< "L H OF /;.! C'".V S/DKS. OR
SliVl'l.by l! ili.il or u ti.il can by 1
11 t?I at a Miiall advance, or cost 'br <m>Ii oniy at
Id. lG-t'f I'.oBT. T.ATTA'S.
Hams?Hams,
0 TIKRCKS SUM HI OH //.I JUST 14KCK1V')
cd, and will be sold low l..i only.
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\ SUI'KRIOK AUTICLi: OFJ,AI0l. in kc-p?.
leb |ii?tf ROIU1. LATTA.
Stationery.
| TN'R I'lii.v ir Not:;. * mmi i\i. Nutk, I i:t
1 ini> t'vi' I'ai'kks Kxvkwm'es. -iti s. I't:.vs. J
LA C'A' /A A", ,S7.. I 7 V.*./ >' H/sA CK LJ' 1 /' / / V. 7/..\
?fcc.. M" sale CilKAl* at the 0F1ICL
ALCOHOL
ASA
TS D 2 C ^ CS E - ?
PHYSICIANS OP THE UNITED STATES.
N ' OT? ^
crr.i'BiiATSi)
SCHIEDAM AROMATIC SCHNAPPS,
VMKOIt'Afj DIKT PRINK. of-cminently-Ralntarv
qualities, ni.Jiinfnctu-ctl by liiw?cl!" exclusivelv.
at hV factory at Sciiiediun. in IIoliu)i<i.
It is made from l he hvst 1'arley. that c:<n be selected
in Knropo,.with the essence of ;in aromatic Italian
berry of a<daiowh dtrcd and extraordinary mcdieinal
prcpertkr. It lias ! >ny since acquired n higher reputation.
both in Europe and America, than any other
diuretic beveiii?e.
In ('5ravel. Gent, and lihenmafsm in Obstructions
of the bladder and Kidneys, and in r't-nernl Debility,
its ctfectsme prompt, decided, and invariably reliable.
And it is n -t only n r< niedv f<r these maladies, hut,
in all cases in which' they ar<-produced by drinking
bad.water, which is almost universally the cause of
tin m it ope ates as a sure jytrcntiae , .
The distressing effect upon the stomach, bowels an 1
i !.>,uif.r i,ffr.'ii'rlers. or new residents, and all persons
unarcustoniedtotln-m, produced by the waters of nearlv
all our great inland rivers, like the Oli.o, Mississippi,
and Alabama. f">ni the large quantity of decayed
vegetable matter contained in then, in a state of solution
is well known, as also that of the renters of
limestone regions, in producing (;ravel. Calculi, and
Stone in the Bladder. The AROMATIC SCI HMD All
SCI!N A PI'S is an absolute corrective, of those injurious
pi opoities of bad water, and consequently prevents
the diseases which they occasion. It is also
found to be a cure and prcveniivo of Fqver and Ague
H'compla'nt caused by the coiijoint elfeet ot vegetable
mnlntia in the atmosphere, and vegetatde prutcscenccs
in the waters of those di.-trictJ in which it prin ipallv
prevails. The A ItOM ATlC Sf:|J IKDA M SC(1X A IM S
is con-eqtiently ir. great demand by pers aim traveling,
or about to settle in tbose par s of tlsc country, especially,
well as by many in every conur.unit v where
it has become known, on account of its various oilier
remedial properties
In al! eases of a Dropsical tendency, it is generally
the only remedy required, when adopted in the early
stages of-the disease. In Dyspepsia maladies, when
taken in proper qnnri1 itics. as * diet drink, and especially
at dmimr, it is foun 1. by un;f>rm experience, to
be pinim ntly efficacious in tiie most obstinate eases
when ever the best of the usual remedies I ave failed
to aflbrd more than temporary relief. In en?cs of Flatulency,
it is an immediate and ttivarinl.de specific :
hud it in ay l<e administered in diluted and proportion
ate quantities, even to. young infants., in nil those puruxvisms
ol irrij nig pain in the stomach ind bowels
to which they are especially subject, as well as in the
clicof crown persona.
Its judicious adoption in connection with the princi
pal meals, or when a sense of exhaustion thctates ifs
use. never talis to relieve the debility attend nt upon
protracted chronic maladies, low temperament, and
exhausted vital energy, by whatever ciu?e induced-?
These are facts to which many of the most eminent
medic 11 men both in Kui-ope and the Cnitcp States,
have bni no testimony, ami which are corroborated by
their Inchest written authorities.
Put up in quart ami pint Imules, in eases of on?
dozen'each, with my name on (lie bottle, cork, and
fur *imik of my shrnaiure on the label. For sale titalt
the respectable Druggists an 1 Grocers in the United
.Slates.
UDOLPHO Y70LFE,
Sole Importer,
22 Beaver Street, New York.
CAUTION TO Tilt: PUBLIC.
The word Schied<im Schnapps, belongs exclusively
to my medicinal beverage, all others is counterfeit
and imposition < n the public.
Dec. 8 ?3m. f?lM>l. PIIO WOLFK.
Svilps! Soaps!!
10AY'S Genuine Brown Windsor Soap. Glenn's
J Spermaceti! Soap. !or chapped hands; Fiver's
Poncine Soap. Taylor's Transparent Balls, Circassian
Soap. Low's Honey Soap, Labia's line Toilet Soap,
Broom k Towlcr's Military Shaving Soap, rremium
Shaviiig Cream. l*ni-ivc Soap?warranted to remove
gitsSse spots from oli'ilies?and many other kinds too
i umeri us lo>ti;enlinu, lor sale by
J. J. MvKATX.
?Icc: lie Oil.
A t.aRCK suruih- of the eemiine article, iusl re
a cp;\o i ty ' ' " JOliX .7. McKAlN
Pee. I. % -JS if
Our Motto.
this ilaie. evpryt'iingin the way of Crclit
will lie'liw>?iilii?'i">i: wo will si il fur fa-li. iitnl
i'iisJi oi>lv: we wi.l endeavor In >h! (J.kmIs as low as
ill- 1 Mli'CUXKx !l"S VKLL.
ji: ia - ^ if"
Land far Smc,
- 1 ? IS l.w Tm- .1 i:i
Jll . . ->11"VI I ? , . . ?nw
Pisuii.'', -i- for d;, the ! ]! >\\ iri^r
Trno's. \ i7. :
? lie Triel I'ot.itr.'ii'i iu; ISO" We*. 0:1 V.iteree
Riv.-r. and bounded * v I. .r. \ V,'m. N'-iiuelit-,
K Purk-r ami "ileus. Ta Tr.*' oec u i -j one
ini e i?f 'lie wi-leni Itinik "l'tile ICivtfi ai..i h<KH
some deuce River Itnttonis
?m> other 'i ract. adjoining'!? above, < u Loth sides
( f 25 null' (Ti i k t-?about 2 t??0 Acres. hih!
bounded 11y land* of t'uiM. Kennedy. liiwemt! V?*litilk'
r. I". Parkir und other.*. A con.sideriiblo part o
this Tract i- a* 1 l"|i!nml, :n d a portion ol it is rich
eret'li IkiI'.hui: and miit is a mill sent. unsurpassed
bv any otliiv in the State, I n natural advantages of
liifiii ion, ami ntiiiii'lanec nl water power.
t ?iie "i her Tract, near ilit* ah ivo. containing 110
Acres, on tlie waters un 2."> mile creek, ami bounded
l?y Lands . f James Team alid others.
Persons wisiiinj in pu el.axxvji ay gel bargains in
these Duels. and on uccoiiiiiio luting terms.
jni Ig?-< . K. HUNTER,
Near Ridgeway. S. 0.
Notice.
i LI. pcrso.'.s indebted to me. cither Lv Note or
\ Account, are requested in Ci'iim lorvvard and sotlie.
as 1 am anxious to close all bu-iiieso .standing in
my own name.
- At LVAV*
j-ltl 1-?G:nM \j. .n;uiir. w.*.
AMBKOTYPiV
P II 0 T oil E A P 13
GALLERY.
rI">IIK undersigned wan Id respectfully inform the
I oil'//mis of Camufn" nr.d vicinity, lii.it tinougli
tin !r liberal putron:;jo oxi'Midc 1 liim on n former ic
ra*ioii. In* lias been indileed to re visit tin in. and
lia< taken H'ioiiis over the Post Ollioe for a short lime
only.
A FACT WORTH KNC V7IITG-.
It lias become a wc-Il known fact, that tin* Ambrnty|i"
ami I'in.ioyini'h it: the | ictiiro ol the day. For
boldness o! i el iff. richness of tone and correctness >!
doliiiPai ion. thc.v cannot l>e surpassed by any t?i< : urn
taken by or utalef the sun ?
Tin* Ambrotypc is particularly alaplc 1 to Children
: I.> .?-! iiislatil :lli.*,ilis. Ilia'. lived
ill-- |>rurc** ih-iii
and riyi'l expression so livipientiji cei:. i* thus avoided.
Also. tho fli'irtii'vs i?l tiin;' precludes I'ltigitc,
and cause* the pi-tare to have Uiat !i:iti:ral iiptieiiranccsn
much to bo <lt-sire?l.
In addition t) til." Ambrotype an J I'imt i.'ruph. lie
is prepared to cxoeute pictures upon I'm i.t r.
a \eni'-Mt article for transportation by mail Spo
ciinort.s of tiiis ftylc rimy lie seen at my Kooin.
All those in want of well executed ami artistic
pictures will do well to call at at: early day, as my
Slav i-' posit ivuiv limited t > I won I v tlav'.s liom dolo.
jan 12?tr " W. r JIL'tJIIMS
i l'LW lii"ss. -s ofrii li colore! Sil!:v, ami ail Worst.
y\ lit in* v I'. Laincs, ifir Sale at cost j?f ('<?*/..at the
4,Ohl Corner.'' L. W. IJONNKV.
While I.etMl sitril fl.iiiKCCfX <JiS.
^ I.AIC5K inv. i"c o! superior White Lend, and
i ' IK ..I sil J.:;isc. I Oil ja I r. < iV. 1 I.V
Id. '.'.?if .1. .1 McKA IN*.
\ 1" K'.V : i s.(!c iiiiii-"ia!iv l'i;v at the
J\ "OKI Corner," by II W liOXXLV.
. -v
s* inr .vi,ijjml. rc&uarvsrTaxK-ec? ^
: SCHOOL LOOKS.
t^PFLLKRS.? Webster's Flemeritary, Gam-t.h r's.
j "> ' Southern. X< v.-Yoik, Snrjent's, .Southern Child's,
, First Hook, ami Webster'* Speller and IV-liii r.
RKADKRS?Southern No. 1 A 2 Southern Sfcaker
No. 3, Ross' Souther Speaker. Sargent's Reader 1. j
'2.3 A 4. Intermediate and -Standard Speakers. Good- !
rich's, Parker's, Webb's. New-York,and G. A ICiliott's '
No. 1.2.3,t 4
DICTION A RIMS ? Webster's, and Walker's.
GRAMMAR'S.?Smith's, Hutlion"?, 'Lown's, Tow- !
cr's. and Rall-v's.
ARI1 t"lMMTf(.'S.?Davie?' Lessons. School and
rinirer.-itv. Colbarn's, (ireeiileafs. Smiley's. Smith's.
Pike's, Finersdij's No. 1. 2 A3. Keys lor the above. 1
for the u>-o <>f Teachers.
GKOGRAPIIIKS.--Mitchell's?with Atlas. Atic't
'and .Modern: Geography and Atlas?in 1 square vol.,.
by ii C Smith <(: It M Smith. the l itter the common
School Geo.; Goo. o! the I leavens, and Smith's Astroiiomv:
Primary G .'o^raphv, by Mitchell, Smilh, and
Pa/lev: Child's Primary.
*i 11STO RI MS.?G i Miillrie! i's Hist, of the IT. P. Midland.
France. Rome. Greece, and Common School
lii-io".v; Tvl'er's, Parley's and Willard's Universal
History; Wore stecV I.temenJs History, Aiie't and
Modern; Liddell's Hist. Rome: The Student's Gtb*
Imii, nbrid -e l by Dr. Sni'Mt: Wj!laril"3 I". S.; "VV11 pon's
American History; Child's History U. S ; Parleys
1, 2 it 3 Books History; Juvenile Historic#;
Keruhley '# Mythology; Schickel's 11 istory literature;
English Literalnr**, I8tli & lhtli Cctiturv.
M ATI! KM ATfCS.?Davies* AL'eLrn, Lejrendro,
IJoutdon; Survovhifr, I'*" Davits' Flint and Ga.llcsjiie.
. NA+UKAL PHILOSOPHY, CHEMISTRY, <fcc.?
Olmsted's, Parker's, 0*VTisteck's, Blake's, and Swift's
Phils.: J^lnist'ii'svTurner's Klonvnts Chemistry: Com
| stock's, and Hllitnsn's; Wiiatciey's Logic 1 en d's do.
Whnteley's Lessons en Reasoning and Rhetoric; Par
iter's Exercises and Aids to Composition ; Mayhew's
Book fie* pin*.
' LATIN AN ft GREEK CLASSICS.?Anthoh's,
Bullion's, O'.vcnV, and Andrew's aeries ; Latin, Greek,
French, Spanish, Italian, and German Grammars,
Dictionaries Renders, and Exercises.
STATIONERY ?Copy Books?Strong's, Nelson's,
and Hoot's; Paj*er. Pens, Penc*!s. Ink and Inkstands,
Itulber, Portfolios. Desks, Slates. Chalk. Crayons Ac.
A full stock of lire above New Books, and New
I Edtt'ons-of efltery description, required in Schools and
Acndca?i**s, fur sale on the o*fu&! terms.
; Nov. 3. J. A. YOUNG.
i SU AN & CO.'SWFliRlIS!
AUTHORIZED by the STATE cf GEORGIA
2:3^ o'tn?<rPC2>
FORTEN DOJLLARS I
irPHB FOLLOWING, SCHEME will
.L l.e drnwn by S. SWaN .t CO., Manager# of
: the Sparta Aendomy Lottery. in raGi of their Single
| Number Lotteries for .llttrctl, l??8. at Augusta,
i Georgia, in public, under the superintendence of Coin
j tniasioticr.-*.
| CLASS'S,?To bo drawn in tlie City of Augusta,
Georgia, in public, on Saturday. March Gth, 1S5S.
CLASS G.?To bf drawn, in tlie Cfly of Augusta,
J Georgia, in public on Saturday, March 12t:i, 1858.
CLASS 7.?To be drawn in the City of Augusta.
Georgia, in public, on Saturday, March 20th, 1858.
CLASS 8,?To be drawn in the City of Augusta,
Georgia, in public, ou Saturday, March 27 ill, 1858.
ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS.
Five Thousand Four Hundred and Eighty-fire Prizes
N E A It L V OX E P It IZE TO It V K R Y XIN E
TICKETS !
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME,
TO BE DBA I FT EACH S A TURD AY
IX
tv h /a Kffi. mz: ?rw?
1 Prize of $70,000 -1 Prize .... 900
| 1 " 30.000 4 " 800
1 ' IU.im'O 4 " 70o
] S.ooO 4 " !; .?>
1 " ..... 4.Oho 50 " ;,00
" u
e -
4 " 1 OOe I 2".0 " .. . ."TT...IO0
APPROXIMATION FRIZES |piizesof?40O
aj,|>r'a!i!igti> $70,000 juizenre $1,000
4 300 ." 30.000 " "1.200
4 " *X) - " In,000 ." " 800
4 " |25 " 5.000, " " 500
4 " 100 ' 4.0911 " " 40O
14 " "o " 8.0G1! " IlOo
j 4 *' .*>0 " 1.500 " . 2"0
J 3.000 " 20 are '.lCOOOo
j5,4^5 prizes amounting ?? $320,000
Whole Tickets. $10; Halves, $5; Quarters
$2 1-2.
PLAN OF Til>3 LOTTERY.
The Numbers from I to (i').COO corresponding wit!'
I those Numbers on Iiu- 'i iclv's printed on separate
rslips id paper, ure cnciieled with small tin tubes arid
placed in one Wheel.
The Hi's! 15" I'ii::e -. similarly print,'! and encircled,
art* j lac d in another wheel.
The wheel* are then revolved, and a number is
drawn 'rout the wheel of Numbers, and at the same
j time a Prize is drawn from the other wheel. The
Number and Prize drawn out are opened and exhibited
to the auuleiice, and registered by tin' Commissioners;
the Prize being placed attains! the Number drawn
This operation is repeat'-il until all the I'tizes are drawn j
our.
APPROXIMATION I'llIZR.WThc two preceding I
and the two succeeding Numbers t" those drawing the j
tirst 7 Prizes will be entitled to ttie 23 A'pproxima- j
tiou 1'r.zcs.
! For example: if Ticket No. 112.10 draws the ?70. Mm j
j Prise,thoso Tickets numbered 11213 1121D. 11251,
! 11252. will each be entitled to $4t,<|. Il Tiekri N<?. '
' 550 draws the $25,Olio Prize, those Tickets numbered
i 5 IS all', 551, 552. will -aeh bo entitled to $.'!0(J and
| mi on according to tiiC above scheme,
i Tlie.atiOft I'tizes of $2" will he determined by the last
llgutv of the number I hat draws the $(i0,00*'i Prize, j
For e.mm.de, il the Number drawing the $ti0,0"U
Prize etc!- with No. 1. then all the Tiekels where the
number ei ds in I, will i e entitled to $20. If the ii'lin
her Owns with Ne. 2. then all the Tickets where the
i Number end-- ia 2 will he entitled to $2o, and so on
to)
Car ijiru'"} of Parhi-jt-i will be sold at the follow. ig
' rates, which i- the ri-s.
i rx riiiii-ii.-i nt' i--ii-k-i < . of to Whole Tickets. $S0 i
! " " " In Half " -'-i.'!
i " J ii Quart or " * 2" i
I " " M eighths " - lo 1
Itt jv,r TSrJK'J^ or CeriiJlcjilcs
K.iclcs? Hit' m-moy to our address for ti.c Tickets
ordered, on < f which they will bo forwarded
I tiv first iiuiil. ...
V.st- I.'-i <?f Drawn Nurnhers and rrizoy. will fco
1 scut t'i jwreh tscrs i.nuiediulely alter tuedrawitig.
I f,' rs will [)!.mso urint their signatures
! jilai'i. .Mill give tli, ir IV>si Ofle-t. County are! State,
i {.'-j' 'Kcirc.moor that every Pitv.e ia ?i>*awu, and pay*j
nltie in loll wit a mi Hod'it ^
I I'r:/.ey ii| .<i,t)tin a:i?i under, paid immediately
after the drawing?other Prizes at the usual j
I :init ..f thirty days.
| .Ml communication:strictly confidential,
j Addio.-? orders ! >r Tickets, to- (krtilieatos to
S. S\V \.\* ?t Co., Augsutn, (Ja. |
*'/}' Persons residing near Mouf?omeiy, Ala., <>t
i Atlanta, 'ia , (an have their ordois tilled, and save
' ' J
; tim , in n t'lro.-sing S. Swan A Co., at either <>f those j
cities.
I A ii<t oi the numbers that are drawn front the!
, wheel. wiili the aunumi (it tlic i i i/'- tl?nt em-linne is ,
! entitled lo, uiil Is* pniilislted alter every .Ira'.vinj;. in !
j tie' t'oll'i v ii^ pap'-r*:?,V"P ' Wfii/rv !> lt>i. Mohiln lit-!
I '.hirl- nt iu Ston:iiiril. XoshrCiiZ'ltr. Atlanta
! Illr. Ilty'iio i\ Ai//' I "lie Wirkl'l Pill/ Punk. mi.l Siir iui
huh M n itiiiij .Y? /,'/( /. mihul lY.-p.ilrh, Xnc York /'. <
1 j uh-li ii rl I'm lMi.is ) Clarion Avju-sta (Ca ) ( ? :
| s(l'!*tI'lilliil&t
i \ \ 11 >i;. Iron IMonl U, Steel 1 loos. Axe*. and ,
1 I Nails, lor sale lev at tlio "Old Corner."
H. W. H iNXI.V.
2G00 EushoJs of Corn,
F i >il > \ 1.1: ai my Plant i ion mi Heaver Creek
| ii lllj ? 11 " ,!OUN" I. JOM'S. I
~ ^^jlUP
r^jiiurrrr^rr ,TT v>i: /Try.A. . ^iLorrj^j"*.
NEW STORE. |
rPFlK ??i' ?"*;!>i??r ! .;.'<? !. Ir.sVm liS > fiion^a .
i :m<l tin* }iil>!:c jrviv t r.'iy. iliil.c i opened a'
N' -v .-'i-p:.-, two [p.- r- lie-low I'. Matin soil? whete !;?
will s-ci!
stjo-^ve,, coffes,
mm
TWINS], &c.,
As 1"w for CASlf, n< llio same nttielrj.i can Ijo bought
in any Store nut < f Chaile.-fp.n
Just received a fresh supply of
A^oriwi
ricKf.KS. sardines. L KM ON* syrup,
ohkk.sk buttkr. crackers and j
CIGARS. HItV GO'>0>. SIJOjK (IROGER7
H-\ Ac.. nl! of w hich will be sold at very
low prices for CASH.
Nov 70? If Tli'<.MAS HARRIS
"NOTICE I NOTICE I I "
VLL PERSONS indcbli-d tome, by note or account
will [ile.'iso conic forward 'arid settle, ss I wish
to bring my business to a close as early as possible.
Oct. 13,?if W. CRVcURX.
"CAMDEN BAZAART\7
K1IAVK NOW IN STORE, op RFC RESTOCK"
> ? oir.VI>!> A.\I) WnfRHCiOODS,
consisting in pnrt of:
I'.i'k it Fancy I tress Si'ks. Merino A C<*l:r.rgCI"tb,
Plain A Fancy MnuseFme deEiuue an I Cashmere,
RPfr Alpacca and Rotiiha/ine,
Worsted Plaids, Gingham. (.""alien Ac ,
Plain and Figured Swiss, Jneeonit, Cumbiie,
Cheek'd Carnhrie,
Mnll, Nainsook, and Honk Mu's'iii.
Fmhroide.ed, Il.'iisstirlxd, and Plain Il'dk'fs,
Swiss and Cambric JIuRlngs,
Swiss and Cambric Edging and Inserting,
A splendid assortment of N. W. Collars,
Infants' X. ,W. Dresses and Waists
W?k Lace, and Love Veil-,
Cloaks, Talmas, and Mantillas.
Car usual large assortment of Kihhon.
Silk and Straw Dounets, Artificials,
Crepe, Cashmere, and Cloth shawls,
Velvet Rib,boo; a large at nek of Trimmings,
Hosiery, Kid. Silk, and Merino Gloves, Gauntlets,
A large nil|>|ily of Toilet Articles,
Rigoelvtta and Hoods.
HOUS E - KEEPING ARTICLES.
WeUh, Gauze, and lowcr grade white Flaunt*'
KrO ami 1 ellow r lannci,
Bl'k and Brown Canton Flannel,
Shirting and Irish Linen; Bleach'd and Brown
Homespun, * .
Black mi I Brown Table Linen, and Tahle Cloth?,
Cloth. Wonted, and col'd Linen Tabic Cover?.
Huckaback and other' Toweling, Napkin?, D'oy
lcs,
Bird Lye Diaper, Marseille Quilt?,
Blankets of all sizes and prices.
IVIen's Youths' and Boys' Wear^
A large and well scl.cted-stock of ready-ma df j
Clothing.
Broadcloth, Caasiniere. Doeskins, Tweed, Satinets
and Jeans.
Boots. Gaiters and Shoes, from the first tuthelowest
quality, i
Gents' Shawls, Silk. Fur and Wool Hats; Caps,
Silk and Linen Pocket H'dkVs,
Bl'k and 'aney Silk Cravat? and Tics,
Linen BosoinM Shirts, Standing nud Bvron Col'rs,
" - 1 '? t. j ....a
Lollon ami WIM-.TH 1'lit *"urn aim uuuckuiiic,
Trunk#, Valise# ami Carj?et Basra,
Fair Sararaaalis? W?air.
Plains, Kersey, jff'i I Lie?ey, Country Made Lins'j
all wool, Oenalnnt:#, IlMk'fs, At.
Cru-iH'd. Chit itlri! Hti l Brown Sugar,
Java and l'i" Coffee,
Gunpowder. IIv.-.?n atnl Black Tens.
Pickle#, ami all nlln r Innvy Urnceiies.
! u. i ui) ii'.i/i / :, tv. v k\ i /?a; s.idleuy
an I cutlehy.
v ?
, . r -\: r n.,.l tMe.nsvar^
A La rite n!p|i^^nP?WTT^W^^^?3,rtcte'^fich
Lib an iK-rillv io pt i>i a I'jliST CLASS STt'UE. lo
all f wiiich ?v invite the attention of oat; cug{<1iners,
| and tliA|)uiilie irenerally.
I Oct 20tli. 1S37. " M. DI1LTKF.R ?t CO.
KAP.JtOItY
FEMALE COLLEGE,
Kmiili'i' Distrii:!, S. C.
Rev. (I. JIORfJAN, I'residcnc.
rI",lll\ Sixth year will open on the first day of Feb1
i unry. 1858. an undivided term of 40 weeks.
Extensive improvements are in progress to increase
the instruction, comfort and ornament of pupils. Sev-1
I en * xperienced teachers will deroto all their time to
ahont 50 [>u[ ils. who reside two in a room, more like
daughters at home than hoarders abroad.
The Music?instrumental and vocal?will be conducted
bv a master of the Irghest capacity.
The following letter is from one o! the most distinguished
musicians of Xetv York:?
"Oct. 7. 1857 ?1 take great pleasure in recommending
Mr. l'Ved.-t ick II. Doriuekcl, as an efficient teacher
ol the 1'iano and lluitnr. lie is al-o fully competent
to give lessons in the (Jerman language. 1 have also
no hesitancy in vouching for his moral character, having
known him for more than twelve years.
- i.. t.ia lo-itmiinhiL 1 hone not onlvtoserva
Iiitn, Imt also those who avail themselves of his valuable
service s. IlKXUi* A. TIMM."
There is no variation in I lie expenses; $150 for
I'lr.'iuclioit board: ?10 fo: Painrin? in Oil; $20
fyr I 'rawing. I.aiin. French, Italian or German; $40
lor Viisi?; in. Piano or liuitar.
Oiln r partieulars, n.- punted in th? circular of 1857,
to he sent in applicants Pee 1,?3m.
Il.iraionr College, Semtcr Pls'rict, S. C.
FOUND
A RELIABLE MEDICINE,
THE CELEERATED
COLLET ON BITTERS,
, A I'liu'ly Vecclnbli; Preparation.
and A sovi:KI:ION RM.MKDY FOR
D Y S F E P 8 I A.
;11:sk auk iriiiii.T a vkgktai
Hl.K (MM! i.'I'In!'. ami-are oiiercd to the public
arai'T the tollc-t conviction that they *vill he toiind a
safe ar.;l sovcri iga UAMKPY FOll PYSPKl'Sl \.
They have l>. e.i t:i: . phantly tested liot only i>v i
numerous an.I i hysci.iiis in liio South. who !
have lurnisiioi ample tc-li-n uiv >\< to their ilecitlcil
exccllciieo. bill by the proprietor, who, for ten
year'. ;-<l a!! t!u? yluoni s.xUotit to that stuborn
an.! (Ii.-tre?ains tlisiv.s;;.
The COLLKTOX I*!TTKTv.*. aro also a Carminative,
most excellent for Cholera Morbus, Costiver.css, See.
Sickness. Nausea. proercilinjr from wliaiover cause.
Shortness of I'realli. Aciclity, liearlbttiT, Cramp* ana
Stitches in the i.rerist.
Tlienlmve Medici no is hiahly recommended to literary
tteiitlciiiL'u. students, el ivi ly people mul others o;
sedentary habits.
yo:: j?vsri-:rsra axp its kixprkd pisKASI
S. Tills !NK HAS No KQi'Ah.
It is now iii.tiiir'aot'iicil under tlio# IMMKPIATK
sri'MUVISJON olTtif I'l.-. r.etrcss, Mrs. K. A. .INNKINS
Elrinii Price. ">0 eeafsa EHoJIls.*,
Kiir whi.-i, su:ii mi incalculable amount cl' stifle i mp
may lie arr. 1'ilii
11: AI?:: will he supplied on I.IPMUAL
TKit MS.
Orders >i< ul 1 ' add ! : > JOHN ASH LUST,
Spoei::! tit'e'ii. iI:n i Plmi'Vsti'U. S.
Iinpoiler of I'I,V O u.i s. Chemicals,
i'oit ti.iervi itrnslies, Ac.,
Ami ul ll.e Prip K. UkIIA V.
One door I'olott' M.i- I ;e !!:lli.
Nov. 2! ly.
KiHcv's A?:r an r,cs,
K Of? SM.il AT THE POST Oi'i-ICK.
i lv j'.r?if
"' ' ' %
* ~ f i.m im ikMixagammm
9ry-Goods.and Groceries,
JOS. II. fo.'il'!.? :, HAS OPENED AT THE
ej Store oiie<l"'?fr Soctli of' Wm Ci,y?H:N, Jit., a
( lioicr : S'urfment ?{ IIEA YY 1)1 IY {r00i)S;itli3
GllQCElllEE, in pari a? follows: '.'? ? ; G-HOCEKIES-m
X. 11. ami P. Iv. Snir^r, . '-.* * v' (U'u.ljcil
ami Pulverized <Tfl.
lii<- Java urd Cnl>n Coffee; - - .. . ,
New Orleans and* Ciilta Moleewa, 4
Goshen ami English Diary ChceJ^mfe
Snap air! Starch, , ...
Sp'-rm Adninu'ine aii<\ Tallow CandU#,^
NJ i .ui<l 3 Mai-kcnil. .
Ginger, Pepper, Allspice,
Macaroni ftiili^u Soda. '* - .
Sardines, Pickle, CoveOj>'ers.
WI*?S AMD LiDSJGRS. i'
mid oM Bourbon Whiskey,
Old Monnngnhvla do
McKay's Magnolia do . th;
Woll'e'sSchiedam Schnapps
N. K. and Jnmaein Ilutn,'
French mid lVucli Brandy,
OI<l Made ra Wine,
Old Malaga do
TI.-i.lM.-k do . r -;
s Barclay's uihT IVrkius' Lnndoa !'*rt?r
Younjcri Scotch Ale.
. White Wine and Cider V'ipegar
TOBACCO AND SEGARS.
1'eon's, Rio Hondo Cigars, ~ ^
Flueucia Kcg-ilia do
Washington Ritica .do
Fine Clu-winc Tobacco,
C,,n\ mi An <mi>biti<T An An <te._ Ac. t .
1A11 11 which will be Sold exceedingly low f*r
CASH . or to | i.etuul customers on Short time. ;
(At. r, -tf JoS. M. GAYLIi.
Preparations for the Hair. ' JKBt
I HAVE on lmnd a large assortment of prepara- ^^BHS
tions for tl:e growth nnd preservation of (lie Hair, H B
consisting in part of the following varieties:? ^k|B3
Lyon's Katliuiron. Larry's Tricopherons, Kan Luv
tral, Jnyne's Hair Tonic, Wise's flair Tonic, Wood's
Hair Restorative; French, English and American P?>mntums,
Genuine, Bear's OiL Rowland's Macassar Oil,
Jenny Lind Hair Gloss, Bandoline, Shampooing Wv
iter, Ac., Ac. J. J. ilcKAlN. H B
5 DAI S FROM; "5 EW JOItR.
III AVE just received a small invoice of Goods?
among them Ladies' and Gentlemen's Daric Kid j
Gloves, in all sizes; Oenclle Scarfs?very handsorar
Velvet Ribbons ; Satin de Chine : also, colored Muirs
Antique Silks?very heavy, for Clonks and Mantillas;
L'hcnelle Cords and Head Dresses; Worsted A nnleta
ScarLs, Mantillas, Ac. Also, 20 Colored Silk Dressa,
I for sale at cost for Casu. E. W." BONK BY".
Buckwheat!! Buckwheat! I!
A SUPERIOR article ol Buckwheat fir sale ?t
L\. Not 24.?tf ltOBT LATTA'S.
CtORN", nnd Seed Oats, lor sale at the "Old Cor>
tier," by K. W. BOKNKY.
-n-r * vm a rrrnxr
-rx<a.i\i IA j.x wii
AI-A UGH stock of BLANKETS, of extra sin Jt
weight. For sale very low br. , ^
Nor. 24?tf, W. anderson
"OVEYSTOCKED!
overstocked myself
fur tiik^b
TOUGH TIMES!
Therefore, I liars rc?olrod to Mil ny
sTG3K GF GOODS AT 80ST PRICE,
I\ \ ' HIGH consists in part of Black Silks. Muslin
' ' DeLnines, Worsted Scotch Plaids. Alpnccas,
Swiss, Figured and Chocked Muslins. Embroidered
liandkeru'iiefs. Cambric and Lace Edging, Cloaks and
Mantillas, Bonnets, a handsome assortment ?>f Ribbon,
Ladies' Hose, Gauntlets and UIutcs; Flannels, Linnen?
and Shirting; Stripes, Table Covers. Blanket*. -A.
A SKAT ASSORT MM NT OF GENTS' CEOTg^,
ING? Side-St^ipcTT Ca^^llUi'lU, IlUlLliU, iLtfijiiOflPK?
Kentucky Joans. Tweeds.
\\ full assortment of Boots and Shoes, Shirts, Drawera,
Trunks and new-fashioned Valises, Kerseys, LinSejs,
Groceries. Crockery, and all other articles kept
in a regular Store, are olleied at cost price, and I mcit
respectf'dly invite my customers and the public generally
10 etdlaud try me. R. SPRINGKR,
Oct 29. Next door to John Workman, Sr.
MONEY for THE MILLION!
30,000 DOLLARS FOR FIVE
DOLLARS! . y<3
0.\LY 30.000 >i JI?riiS.-3 28a
PRIZES.
M ORE TIIAX ONE PRIZE TO EVERY
NIXE TICKETS!
ONE TICKET CAN DRAW THREE
PRIZES.
CAPITAL PRIZE
I $ 3 05 O O 0 .
ITarana Plan of Sir.glo Numbers. , ??""
J.IS PER COUJVTY
ACADEMY LOTTERY.
BY AUTHORITY of the STATU of GEORGIA.
Class JJ draws 1st of March, 1S53.
Class KK, draws 15th March, 1S53, <
In public, at Macon, 'Ja., under tho sworn superintendence
of K. C. Bu'klry and Jos. Waterman, Esq*.
Frizes Payable Without Deduction.
SCHEME. ,
1 rrize of $30,0f?
I - 10,000
1 " 6.000
1 " 2.50O 1
" 2.0.10
1 " 10CO
3 " .. 5"0 1,500
44 rt.rn 1 ntA
'%) " .
100 ' ..100 . 10.000
100 " ... 50 . 5.000
3.000 Prizes of $15 45,000
72 A,?, >roximaiions 1.880
3,233 Prizes aniount'g to $115,130
Whole | Tickets Halves 2.50, Quarters 1.25
ThelS.OOu Prizes ?I $15, are determined by the
last figure of tlio lumber that draws the Capital?if it
is an odd number, then every odd number Ticket will 1
be entitled to $15; if it is a:i even number, then '
every even number Ticket will be entitled to $15, iu
addition to any other Prize tho Ticket may draw.
OF.RTIrtOATKS OP PACXAOKS: ol Ton Tickets
arc sold at tbc following rale, which is the risk:?
Ten Whole Tickets .... $.13 00
T. n Half Tickets ... - !7 50
T? n Quarter Ti; In is .... 8 75
Bank Notes ( f sound li.mks taken at par.
Check-* on New Vot k remitted tor prizes,
i)rtiwiiy o| J."iigc (.'lasses will be publishmi
iti Xciv York ?fc New Orleans Sunday pa*
|.ci >' an J ( harlcston and Savaiunth Dailies,
llegi.siered n t'er- a: our risk.
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AiWliesr* wiu r> ior ucivvus ur ut?ruu<;?urs or
PackJiji*:? ol'Tickets to ^
ANDKIISOX A SOX, Managers,
Macon or Savannah, Ga.
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Clo;(VcI:itid;!i 2'irniiuni Coloene.
A SMALL i < 'X of tbis suporior Col< (inc. jo&l.jc/\
e./ivcd by J. J. McK A IN.
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