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COLUMBUS DAILY ENQUIRER. A HTKM!T COS,STK ‘ :CT,MK *"» —WH.WT AXU VCOXOmCAL A.OUMS,-..,' , , , m , U UVi Ragland & Wynne, Proprietors. COLUMBUS, GEORGIA, FRIDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 20 10*. VOL. VII.—NO. 233. T K K M ni- mi-: Will KN QUIRE ft. month flip* si. nu'n* 1 '* fin«l' "'"f . A .U-ilucti; ft — KATKS OK AttVKim^ , ...ire. o" 0 "'f j •• three vrooU- ...l*. ENQUIRER JOB OFFICE. 10 rent*. ii We made in favor of .* 3 r*o .. <; i*> ! 7, si *M ■ ’.'I 1*1 10S ; 111 no u7 . I :: 11! ?4!» I l'lll)Ii'h‘*l l‘ Lr ,.,uare mr tu* first insertion ’j5n««i'‘|f r ?!“«•> Or oich rubaci,limit '“Jjwli.iomenl.i inwrtcl .irt Interval! tu ho ;\.lvrr( parltu'J fcrti»n. . .Tf.li-tie.1 mi 1 urJcri.ll nut, anj .• iiiruml t.v.f ixcrtct tu etato WCorlimrly thenuDioer phcenix FOUNDRY and machine shop. c 1 ' inf »rm f heir . , iv. that they l.v ii. l Machine t'liVf.-n Franklin prepared t<» do will mOB nata m«i 1 frien \ ■ 1 ' have built a nr t I sh.it. ( >n 0,-leF.i Ti e .-tr- •?. knd BriDo street-?, nn-l • anriliin-' in tncir line «tl •* t • • i. i : Mi 'Gt : “l-UARMlLL< •*! — -**• wr < fx*i iron '•halt*, ir ' ameter: al< * IvUl i 1 .11 the interne* hat to order SA1V-M1LL:' generally. •»! !»« eh l Till* Eatabli.shiiJiuif is again prepared lob Pffiatiag Oil’ AM. KINDS NEATEST STYLE OF THE ART. PRllSONS KUOtHRINtt CAll 1) S . LABELS, HAND-HILLS, PLACARDS. SHOW HILLS, J. T. PEYTON, ATTORNEY AT l,AW, MEMPHIS, I'lCXSrush; (IROMl-T nttcntiiin riven to i!: i.r . 1 tunica tu his cure, llcloi.t tu lion, lliues JIolt, C-d-mil**.'- t: «. sop 18, ly?5 (3nt _______ . J* U Buxton* n. LAW NOTICE. IMIE UNDKK8II1SKJJ lint o lurniul a eo* L parinership, unJerihe ,.. >i H, .1. MUSKS, and will e: tabled, ao ..tllco in Columbus, Ua., on the 1st October ,v*\t. in the meantime I otters mhlnttwJ as n‘>« \c will be promptly attended to. The senior partner will attend regularly the l mted estates District Court at .Savanna t, the Supremo Court of Uoorgia t-.r tlii- .ludiei.il District, the Courts of the Chuilaho* • i Cir cuit, and upon special retainer in » t;,n( coses will attend any of the Court.' in ;icun.ia (Federal or state.) 11. .J. MOSES. S -.nior. auKl-utf H. ,J. MOSKS. dunii.r. ALEX. C. MORTON, Att’y at Law, Convoyaucor, u II.DMAN, VOl \(; A into exoiunje brokers, Hai l] (lYiHlUinr .Vo. It<>, KnUSI.le llt-oml SI. ’ * ' 'll DljU.i VI , GOLD, SHYER, BANK NOTES, QTOCK5, E10ND3, i-’ortisit anti PottK-ciic E.vi'liaugc, BOUGHT ,NO SOLD. ’ .MONKV J-NVK.ST ; :;i . F.UU'UM WAV Di UFA i\ Hly Council Money For Sale. ‘•••i i •• uher 1, I8d a, W.‘no i.. a, p. j awkox ROSETTE & LAWHON,' A.1JCTLON C0SY1MISS10M MERCHANTS 131 imO.U) STUHKT, (iOitl MIHS, CiA. AGENT FOFl REAL ESTATE. I P eomV^uVmVs! 1 viyjxi>[ - iv ^ to *'• ' L'u rt i ,• I’uich.o. juljjCO--tf I.. SAUSUUIIY. 3. n, WAKKOi K, WAKNOOK & <30., OOTTON BROKERS 0Bices: N». I DU lit M U. Miikcos will practioc in lh<- r... '.ni'U which arf hold m Ucor«ia ; au-l, on special retainer, will attend t * the adiii.^iMieut ul claims in the Staled of Alabama atrl Florida. jfllyM dm JAMES M. RUSSELlT - -A- ttoruoy at Xj a W', (Uflico over Sioro of Uunhy A Co.,) AY1NU resuiuctl the piiu-tice uf Law, 1 will horoaftor give my uudivitled atLciiLiuii to all bu.dncds entrusted to tuc : r this a .ae n titfuou 4 counties. Inly 2u-tr xjEo-aij OAstn. Judge 0. A. LtioitttxNP., I U. A. Tuoiinton, Macon, Ua. | ColumbiL , da. W 10 have assuoiiitod in (lie practice l«<r (lit purpose ot attending to all legal bu^iue.-trt growing out of the late war: x\ls *, claim c .-os against the l nited States. Krituviat attention paid to eases of pardons. Portion will tind it to thoir interc-1 to c .null iw, as Judge Lo >h»\tuc has recently relumed from Washington City, with all the ne« c.-. ;tiy torins and instructions. Ollit’e in Macon: ) ((Jllieo in Columl Wiisliingluii llluck.y •! Next to Agency L'l July 11—diu* ) l Charle We will make id MILL WOKK i. and till kintls of OASTlS*^’* UCLLnW-U AUK. l*Lui:uilS, IKON HAlhlN'i. .and anything Iho public mat desire iiiii ic oi bras < r iron. All kinds of MACUIXBKY repaired with neatness and detpatch. . , , Inrunnerlion «•!> mtr u .we hivcsc- curodthtfseni 1 •■! •• •' • Irccdman. who will take great nlc. ir* i» haulin .* all Ca.-lings made at-"ir W'.k i.. i;..- r.-nf leputs, (cam- 1,oat lauding.*, cr uiywhcre m thueity, ireo uf ch '’ r,:0, I,. HAfJtAN A CO. 1>.S. All kiii.I-- "f Cmnilrv I'i.iilm’o tiilcun in Mch»n«o Ot work, <m Ulimnl ti;nus. aug 15—K L. U. A CO. ' CITY FOUNDRY. 'IF YOU WANT A . FULL loll SI i!All 1 MILL or hi. I l lii; ul L - titan (hey wero ever fold k»r in * uhumms. coil «»n l'OKihU. Mi lLlii.NNN ,v C«)., Nc ir Stciimhuat Linding, Auriut f'-ltn < lumluis, (tu. CITY FOUNDRY. ^IMIK subs,aiber would iv-|icclfully inU rm 1 their friends mi l I he publi- ■ «in rally, that they bare ItJ.'IJK I LT tlicLr I •>! NDltY.aiid are now prop n od Lotluauy kind «•! C \S1’1NU.S ot Urn' < r Ir„it; mi.-It ■■ Sugar MilIs <»t the mi»t liMl'JtoVKb FATI’LKN. and any rrtzo: which wimviII W Ail It A NT lu ST A N D: SY IU1* KKTTLi:>. nAllR MiijLs. i.lN UKAUlNti. wi*tr>v Kind of mill Wurlt. Wo will iu.ik<- any kind uf Machinery to or der; mi.h a- sAW-MLLLS. UK 1ST M1LL.S. ani in fa--t .u»y thing in our line. *#*Iu eonneetion with our hudne J ,wo have ftearei the serviee* of one «»f the bc-t l’AT TURK M AK F.lis in the eounlry. We nro also making a largo a«r«»rlineiil of UnLLo W WALK; .**u«*li a- 1*‘ITS. mV IONS. SKILLKTS. Sl'i DKilS and LI DS. We will exchange any tiling in our linn f«,r urkindot Country I'luJuce, at old I'lUCli.S or monm;y. Orders re.-poet fully solicited and promptly executed. I’MRTKU, MelLUKNNY X CD.. Near .Steamboat Lauding. U 119,1 tf _ iloimnimw. Mi BEDELL WAREHOUSE AND PRESS. *1 lilin.V A IIKDFiliL, l*vo|trie(nrs, W the Inner purp, A* wo It a* «• * cilitie t-.r fl i * Thr ); . . PROGKAMMES.J BLANK FORMS, OF ANY KIND, RAILROAD TICKETS, STEAMBOAT .«• RAILROAD RILLS OF LADING, BILLS OF EXCHANGE, BANK CHECKS, BILL-HEADS, OK ANY OTIIKK CLASS OK j o i* w onu, m IT I lie It PI.AIN ... .IIIINAIIIIt.NTAI. Cun liavo it i.xponto. 1 with diapiitrli. H Uffioo Nox Clm LAW XOTICE. tittoiuiim to iho l.i'AOlico of lui IHNKS Cotmnlius, On., .Toly 0.tttttS. l.aw Notice. oil!.' u I fill':' COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Cilice No. 131 l>road vSt., (Kc.- ette A: Lawlwm’s Ancli'.n liooui.) 1M1 F.V arc proparod to ,-t re Cotton, MercU- I undue, l‘ro luce, .Vc. i Kiuticiilar attention given to the sale of CUT FUN, 1‘llOlM'OL, lU. ixo. U>»n:, A'c., furnished at the market L-tf , 1 litll in 1|.«- ooU • rmiiote '*/ lius • ii wiili tho • \il, or 1 from 'lisniicnl •ti i ct.ii nos NVo tiro iracniou.; tlu* per- * reinc'tiu J, we ollVr superior fa idimr and re marking, urn weighers* | SOY — | HI Ca >TT()N ! i '(>TTON ! K101 IS & UO., AIUUIST’A- UA-, OOTTON FACTORS, AM, M1UNTS OP Till'. XKW ANI, mx'Hxv yn:\.m i;k iii.i.k.y, Eunnlng «yi|,ly between Augu.Ku nn<l Su- vitniinli, |^A\lNii inode the necessary Im-innss ■ rain-•innit'», era l adv ail etitm-u. 11., ti„ unnali. New \ k .,r l.n H, jr/o. ,md e vpeiiM Ui«*ludn,a ,• ivrnal rcvctiu-' prepared In make lih- iL'Hinerils of Colton '•r shipment to Sa- ‘•rpool, with all iho - if lend wit thereon, v, A «* i to t lie ' for Sa- 1*0 OK HINPIN o, in all nil imANcnn: PROMPTLY RXRCUTKO AT TIIK Xluquiror Jolo Oilloo, • • ') ■' Will I r< •' i: 'i ilie 111 LI N,and• out V • . v • 11.: 'Ill ill of Avu t ,. r ,- # ,! • j ,| . j |'.,r ilc in fh it market, 1 Mur,", in bort . t ,••:■In days. 11h\ >l . p i i of .-tipper **lii|> i be- '"eoii .Nfw Kiri; and Lncrmml, aJJ )iipmonts '1 Utton intended P,r tt,, : l.iii. r pi... ••. will ho •cutforward without del iy, thus a Voiding tho lunin r cvjkmi • >t in ,ir.im-c and -lorage while ta!>«V.,rk. KtaNJiCO, Age tils i Steam or 11 cion, MlVu-e .1 nek*on street, - Yn Op.So. . . W.myn.ltloejL Boarding School, WOODHTOCK. \f^- foil. l’M'.Dwill icopenlierllnard- | |,o, 4 llMg lie, on lllO 1:1 of J'-t.bcMvNt at \No..d in.-!;. imirCiivo Spring, • c "- I,.ulmad commune at ion i now open nm. f„ >m u lu. h pi;,.- - t- Cave Spring lL ^«« a daily |age. . 1 will Ik* cn. iged and every **uniuKo fur educati >u« Rercd. T K It M S. 'rSu^. rc :' i,n ; ’^^ntyweek: ♦2 r *0 in ad v unco. I rtl;, : <ajl«i«.ve„| trashing'. .-V," 1 ' ,'«u*t fumi It tho’r own Led clothing i;.,; •' r, ’- 1 -*' , d mu . apply them dws with ii.: ’Materials and Slnmt Mu- • c ani. lei*, il lurnishod, at tho a , n ‘l Tcligious teaching of Iho Fur hlrtn n - C ! 1,11 oi 11,0 •'•J'> ! - , '»*al Church. *^rfurther infunuation apply to Mrs. iv K FOLD, Cave Spring, Re^'» tK Y ,!8: i7 lr “ ,ho r IDliolt? oF 0 (im,rgin. Ur: _ h—tllw tw till „et 1 For Sale, .iliintml Select Limited School. 1 1 AVINtl long entertained the idea that a I L limited School is best adapted to secure tho highest ends of Female education, i have selected Columbus, Ua.. as a suitable location for iho establishment ot such an Institution. The largo and commodious Residence of Mrs. M. 10. Shorter, opposite tho baptist church, will bo occupied for tho purpose. The number of pupils will bo limited fo Id, of which nurnbor 10 or 12 can he received into my family iw boarders. Pupil* must lie cntcrod for tho Scholastic your, or for tho remainder, alter entering: and uo deduction will bu made for nJisouco, except in omm of nrotroctcd sickness. Tho scholastic year will be divnied into three terms—each 14 weeks. The Firnl Term will o|»cn on tiro Dth of Octo ber noxt, Tho rates for it os follow* : Tuitiou Literary Department..- $*'»0 (K) " Music “ 27 Music with uso .of instrument hh op Latin 0 and 10 *h> Koard.(cxclusivo of washing) 7 > 0() To be paid iu advance, in currency or it? equivalent. Provisions will bo mode for ornamental branches at the usual rates iu other institutions. Hoarder* must furnish their omi sheets, pil low eases and towels. Applications for ontcring pupils will bo re ceived until iho’Jth October. Address until 2Mh Sept, at Kufaula, Ala. after that time, Columbus, (la. JOilN U. MclNTO&H. . Russell co., Ala. Col. J, T. Flowellen, Dr. J. F. Rozetnun, Columbus, <la. Col. J. M# Chambers, Mr. James Cook, Mr. Win. MitcaoL '* '* Mr A. 0. Flowollon* " Sept 8—Itw Sun copy. Wesleyan Female College, M A CJ O N* GA. rpiIR Twcnty-oighth Annual Session opens 1 OCTOBER 2d, Tho Faculty is com- dote. The rates for the First Turin, which ends December Hist, are os follows; Regular Tuition ill College Cliwoft lilc nppheutioii* for puid.m under Um i*i•• d« nl'.s .imuesty proolamafion. amt al > t•» (i.»i act all other prolessional Im.-inv U. D. cV U. Wm. lloupr.R aug 23 df DOCTOR STA.M I-’OIlD U KSlIMKS tlio practia^ of .M.’dwim* a' Surgery. Oases from a distance noiiiii surgical atto»lion can liutl cmnloj !.«!.)•• • • ■* I;, V. M. > U DR. WORD thi* city, community in tiu gory and obhtolrics nit. n. m. (LciTivun, II O jvo: EOrATIIIST, r pllNDFKS hi* sorvicos to ihcoitiz.cD • t i'i*l X umlm.' and vicinity. Ulhce at hi. rc idem t on Molniosli i'truut, betwoea ti;.i. I *h ; 1 1 ,o Clair, next tlonr to Dr. (hi-hiu io •■•»■!. iMime hours troiu •> to 8 A. M. and iioiu I i • V. M. no is u Dr. A. E. Ragland FFICHS lii,; professional aci ■. m lo l!**• mli rains of Columbus. Wyimtoii ami the m- ciulty; and will attend promt»t!y to all i i• • al calls, lie may bo found .•! Mr. Bran- 'a Drugstore during tho 1 I l«i» father's residence in Wynnl oiat niglu. uug I ROBERT C. GWYER, SI 11PPINCr COMMISSION MERCHANT No. til Wilier H(r«-» i Yiav toik. Con. ignmonls of CUTI’oN, J • L PI'.N fl N Iv RuSliN, Ac., ,Vc., solicited. Hrf> rcnet—L. Merchant X Co., Mobile. juiya>j-3«n CRANE, JOHNSON ft'QRAYBILL, SAVANNAH, (IF.tlllPn, VOKWAKIHNii ami (M.VilSSHl\ MU*'ilWI’S. [ n. (IRAYBILL toko pici iro in In »» '• ing his m iliy IViond-* in <’ durn'm ; uintry Hint lie lias ro-o.Mabli. ii l In i. i i- ..avamiuh and will giv «• nvlnl hUcmi, -g !■■ G bitsiuoss entrusted to them. . PRANK, JoliX K. JolINSo.N', -mi 'tt' • • * I u. 1 A. 3TRA8SBURUER, General Commission Mni-cliaut., NVJlOl.mSAl.K (ilMHJI .11, loj ('.i.MMKiiui: srm:i:i, «»J Montgomery, A In. A LWAYS on hand an extensive a ■ ■»»« . Lbiuor*. Wines, Sugar* ani U n If.* du K 1 Columbus, lla., Aug.\ .». V. TYI.KIt SAM I, K. KOH18PK. TYLER & ROBISON, Grocery X Commission Merchants, NO. 129, (i\v<it'fj Oj)jios'i!e the Hank of (?oln.mbu& % ) K KKP on b ind a good stock of I WMILY <• mn’/■:/;it:s, ant *a/■.,.• >'and sro.s /;- if 1 /.•/:, l itII. 17 T so.1/'. I’IMS, MI.’NIH.I-JS, i ’i >MIIS, Si‘1)0Ij-COTTt>.\, nnSltistlc 0/1)' ooous, at'. Particular attention given to thu purchase or .sale of any kind ol produce or merchandise. J. A. TYLER, um:Vtr ^ ^AM'L Ii. RUBISON. BEDELL & CO„ Grocers and Commission Merchants, (.V '•'•Ilf opjMiir, (,f Cnhimbii*, CODUJVLJJUa, UA.. KPeoiHtantly mi hand ill iCFKIF.S ntid i»l NlltV PtiUDLOK of over.' kind. ‘ oii.'iguiucut* of .Merchaii ii-<!*olii'i(od. Prompl attention given lo tho purchase and ale oi tiood* of every dc-eriplion. W. A. UlWUlJj, A. IL J1KDLLL, julyl 1.—t f _ C, ti IIAItRLSUN. I.C M’lLHIIAN, It.J. MKXr.FBS, .ISO. It. Xl’PKIlltAN 3i«i’i;iurAN & mi:m'! i:i:, COTTON FACTORS, Lcnrral Tammissiou Iler< iiants, AN11 bK.4l.KU8 IN I»HOVIQXONS f IJALU HOPE AM) UAUOIXU, MAIN STREET, p.i: f\v LicN fi usr and ,:••«.>n dstwkf.ts, (dll IS\ I , ICY, KI XU AUF.NTS for 11.■ pricipal Manufae- I) turcr.'-of lia.e Rope and riaagin;',, wo are prepared al all time* to turni-Ii said articles at l,»\\t i ca h price, direct Iioiu the laclory. Now on hand . .on Piece* Assorted Brands Ky. Bitgg.iiu . Coil* dioiee Machine Hope. FORWARDING. To Ihi.’ branch •! our bu incss weave giving • pncial alieui ,i. any goods sent loourcaic will hai ,i old dispateh. Mur i die.*, lor the handling ami sale ol • Iricnd <h>ired, wo uni inako lif>- XCI.S on consignments ton* oNew \ orU . JL I'LKJl d X .. MKNKFFL. thu Cotton bought to order. Prompt attention given to all eon Jttlylsj.—Hin J. MIJIRTIA.X-. til llroml Strrel* C.’oIumDn <*tm Makor and Doalo ' in Gnu , AM. KINDS OK 111 :: MATI.lllAl. ' • autici.es in tiii: -connm llo*8tockiug and Reimiri:.' 1 ATKINS, DUNHAM iV (JO., C«ll.lllSSIO.\ , aatl l'«I!ll’Al!l)l.\/i )lUlt'iU\TS, Al* UiAUiUCOLA, 1 LA. July I If D. lS(F).-tf _ WM.'J. lllt.VNN()N A- CH>*. Auction & Commission Merchants, Kl.FAlJLA, ALA, the rale AM KM MI.I.MMV, l.KoN VON KIXKKX. N i:Uil(;Ai\ vY V ON ZIMvHN, COTTON FACTORS, General Oommiosiou Morchauts, 1CAKONDKLET ST., NLiAV OK I. IGA NS, I.V. A ;u us 12.1,18»v»-3m wm. v. m’kkn/.ik, i.. r. joiixmtox, WM. It. CIlAMitRlUi. U M. A. tV t o., General Commission Merchants, OOTTON BltOKEUS. —ANI»— Rcooivinij and Forwarding Agents, AI*A«.A( UiCOl.A, ST,A, AiiKUflllo-lm WILLIS to CHISOLM, Factor.., Commission Morchauts, AND Si'llIM’IINKi AOHNTS, U!.\UbHST<).\, S . Rustic Charm nml i mi liio iinptovcd jirnclic • t (U rb^ituU it* prof.,- . :* n*l 1- Itif^mm iid ro^a: . old delusions still lii . ;i i .. .• hearth, iaila , from ;.»rgo towns, i. • many u spociUcoliavm • • , inc-cou'fh, nprtto, t • : . . epiloji-y, nml oilier ills 1, i is heir lo, The form of jo . y v, »yal touch,” in c i.l a of ui• scrofula, lms not long di t ,,•,. ur firnyor-boul;:: but tiu- a !•. t 1* “ti child’* caul" lor sale i- - to lie scon in our n«WK)i:ipei~. thus reminded of it* suitposcd u powe.r of preserving t-:ulor-* lV<»n il* of thu tlcup—)>ut it inti.-l L berrd that £stilor> huv i-vr L •••n not. 1 foy tbeir auperstit.. .i , ;:vL a is lot surprising to find this old faith lingering ftinoiiR them. One method for obtaining a cure for whooping cough used to bo, to imp.iiro of the first person met riding upon a piebald horse, wind was good I.*p the malady. A friend of l)r. LcLtsom, who one.* wont a journey cm n horse of ibis description, wn s.o frefluently interrupt 'd by <|po*tioii8 about this disease, that it was with some, difficulty lie effected hi.- pro^rc; . lb rough the villages in his route. Con sin bio, the jaiinter, wrili ntf from llams'ead, in 1S27, say-: My pretty in fant, soon after you -aw him, wv seix.ed witii whoopinp-eough. I timi medical men know noteing of lliis tenib’.e disor der, nml can afford it iu> n licl; conso- •piently, it is in Iho inunis of «juacI;s. 1 lutve been advised to pul iiim tliroo times over and three limes under a donkey, as a perfect euro.” An old remedy is: “Take a mouse and Ilea it, and drio it in an oven, and bent it to powder, uiul let the purlin uvi-wed drink it in ale, and it will help him. ' For deafness, “Take a hedgeho-, and l>a him and ron.-l 1dm, and let tin* patient put hOtneuf the grease Unit oommeth from him into his earn, with a Ulle li«|Uid stora.v mingled thurewiih, and ho shall recover his hearing in u short space. r fhal has holpon some that could not r almost unylhlnR at nil for the space, of twenty youres, and yet were hoi pen w ith this medicine.” Or, “Take a g,ood iiver cole (if possible she may ho «_•••'ten,) or else some oilier brightc cele, an■V , r-oast ln»r up on a sppitlu, and let the drrppiue; of bor bo kept very cluane in some cavthon ves- soll, and when you d » to b f, put (h.* quantilio of tiiu quarter of a i">.mfullo tlicreof at n time into your eare, ami then stop it up with a little of llm x,. »l that growelh liutwcen the two mr of a hliieko shoepo, ami the next night i •llowm.r u e the contrurio eare as afore is : aid, ami so continue this for the space *»l i.i. orb n dayoft, and il will help yon.” No disease h:i^ given j i. e to niorecuii- oils eataloguo of % el»ni*nis th.m the agm*. A practice in some pan.- of tin* <•. uutry i for tho patient to run nine lime through a circle formed by :• luiav that grows naturally in that direction; tin* process being repented nine a. ■ - ivcd;»\ . A spider given unknown lo flic pain nt is hold \ ' l*'* minimi hi i|y ul h l( I »u il pro venting U pal '\ysm. Mrs. IV-laiwy, ina-j bitter dated March 1, Dl i i, ;.<• t’ <- ■ (wo inl'alliMo recipes for tin* a y. •: “ i. Founded ginger made into a jm- lo with brandy, spread on -heep s leati cr, and a plaster of it laid over tin* navel. A spider put into a goose quill, well -cabal and secured, fining about fhecliiM - mck, as low as tlio. pit of il* stomach. Kii het of thcM*. 1 am assured, will jrivi ca e , *o Ini turn cni." lipui lliis h.dy l.lanover notes: ‘‘Altliou^h the ; «i pi no',' tin spider iu the quill will probably • nlyerc- alo amusement from its apparent th-ur L ly, considered nn i-. ly in an old cluinu, yet there is no doubt ol the medicinal vir tue of spiders uml their webs, which have been long known l<> tin- in ho hi- lanls of Great Britain and Ireland.” in Notes ui <I \> rrirs, N ». K’l!, Now Series, parlieiilar.- are given ol the ctlieaey of spiders’ webs rolled up like i pill, and swallowed when the ague III Fc eo/egoe. •Jnniiarv, r, '/•» • 1 he night : Tw bet barley-w at. ■•V T s!|e di ink \ 'oi lier. Taken w uiderful erne, iiigofii. 'f; It would I •• I . I Alt you* self; eight botti- i ►trained oil* lie a g ml war, of that to eve;, must be fre I days, olberwi Snails lia . i* !• sumption; lit:iv 1 l> < Mary < odgli in * o. Miron Hail:' Imiled in La-water, oi what- • hi be «»f great service nine, they bare done ho imai know M"tli- -• no manner of tu le, body should know il I I should imagine .»i.\ or i quail of water, and put into n bottle, Would a iding a spoonful or two liquid sho lakes. They m* overy two or throe lh y grow too thick, "'•/been a rnmo.Jy forron- taken in our day, but re- Comtnend' d in the veiilcenth century by Sir Keneiiu fjigb.v. Aubrey describes large snails, twi«u* or lliri, times as big a* our common -uni!-, found on Ibc Surrey or Sussex downs. He calls them tho /»’' or lh which A limolo told Aubrey the 1> r«i marsiml iirought from Italy, ull l scatter.•«! tlioni on the downs hereabouts, nml between Aibury and Horse y, wit- vc are tho birgesl of »db I b« v wer Lr<•.i.dit o\i .• iiy ibe earl, in bv;s. !or the r .Nate, «-r Arundel, who look them for a cmr-uinpiivo eompiaini. They nro found in great number* on Box Hill. I*er8niiu 1 sketches -AiiguMa J. Kvvaiis. Tlio uuthorof “Boididi” and ‘•.Maearia” doaorves nnu e than a pa--ing notice at the hands of every friend of Southern litera ture and Southern get in.-. Wo are not given to hyperbole, but L» /lo jindico to Miss Evans, wo are compelled to umi Ian* gungo Mint will appear hyperbolical to those who have m»t. watched her career or lmvc not ‘Studied” her production* a* “works of i:rt.” lu native genius, then, wo believe lor tube a star of the 11 rsl mag nitude. Still i;i the heyday of young wo manhood, her gcidu? i- - ?«» exuberant n.=, in most of ilj> nmnifoRlations •parlieulnrly in some of lh** fin*'-t pas-ag/'s of “Mnca* ria”--to present tp die cold, unintpngsdou- ed critic tlio appearance of “high art"— reckless of the “uniti* ” — a Koh-i-noor “in tlio roug!i.” But Ibis defect, this blemish upon n geni of purest my serene, mu.4 speedily pass away; in fact, you can already see that it is pa-dug away. “i*rnc- tico makes lu rfect,’’ uml practice only; and with each rilcceediiig Work of Miss Kraus, it is plain t» the m ».-t indilferent observer that she i* surely rising on tho wing ol a mighty inspiration to her de creed place aim'll:' “tho lew immortal names that were mu horn to die.’’ 'Flm lady admirer-; of tho author of Beulah” will be interested to hear that she does not hclonclo the “i.mnel> guild," us i< so usual with women of genius. IVr- soiially i.liraelive, that aUraetivenos* is inde.-ciihnhiy heighlem'd hy a wondrous charm of manner, and by unpretentious conversational p"\yi .-u.‘hn*, we venture to alii no, Imv e n rely been equalled by Lbe eelel'i'iti.-- ol either -ex. .splendidly as rdio writ os, «•biquwd. e he is with her pen, she Mir|»a**es. hei-tdf when she speaks; and you cannot help thinking, when lis tening to her improvLutiomd flow of spark ling thought on all imaginable sub- j rtc, hero is an Aim i iean ( oriniie, quite equ:d to the ghirii •! ( om epti..n Mad nine ilo Stael; In*: • • i. a ,\ oung woman of extraordinary w«-u!:h of intellect, \vlio*e luhors in the i i • • I * I of letloi- are bound to e.verci.-o a )io|.-nt in il nm. o in improviru: ihoDe-le end / , !( \.iting the character ol Soulhoin SiD-iatui'o. Mi nm/iis .\ryu't. I tiff l*tt tt lor Kansas. W VAN POTT K, Allgn.'t “T, Kansas is reafiy a ningnifl- ent .‘■iiate, ami one of vast capabilities. Mv reeent trip high upon tho line of lbe I biion J'a- eific railway lms convinced mo uf Ihi . Dot mo hero relate a lint. in 1S<*) an frisliwiuimn— a widow lady who;a* only iiieans consisted of four hundred dollar.i in monoy, and some half dn/en eliihiriMi, look one hundred min sixty nei«:s of llm Goyornment land. •Since then, ?lio liar increa ed this, bv n8i>islatico of l,«r children, until her elf and children now own 1,200acres, all paid lor. 1 lirs year j»hc sold her butter, made last year, for $900. She has reeently sold Iho balance ol her hist year's ( urn crop, 1,*J()0 bushels, for S2 oO per busliei. which is ^3,UN), iiasl week .-he m.bl U'J head of oxen for $75 each, for ?>l,C».»o. She -..Id her bacon and hams for some S'lUO. ; that the produce other farm, over a:, d above koeping the family, ha heen over #0,000. Sho has now «>n i-iiml If.D head ol cuttle of all siron: IbrVKoi wliieli li<* r, fused SoU each, folic has ‘JU lirkiiiH ol Imt- ler in the collar, which averag.. );'D||... . each, aiul wliieh she say- she will g.-t 7 • vonu per pound for, hy taking it to ■•me of the United State* posts higher up. Sim ha* also, hogs in abundance, and ».» acre- growing corn, which will j.rodi*.- id bushels to the acre. Now this seems like exaggeration but it u literally true. J)r. Graham, in his “1 ><u proRcribtul .-pid/irs' web-* for ague and in termittent fever, and al • nam powder mndu of spider*, for tin* ague; and men lions his l.nowlcdgO of a -pid« r having been sewn up in u rag and worn as a pnrUpt round the nock to e'.nirm a wav the ague. In 171* a Suf-ox miller )*avo twenty drop* ul the spiiits of hartsliorn in hall' a quartern of gin 1“ drive a w.«\ tin*, ague; and he allirmed that it*had driven away Ilia many n time. Old John Aubrey, the Wiil-hire anti*- <(tiary, is very positve iltal iho .l-Lvo-o- ihibra, a mysteiiou - word, written triang ularly, on parchment, uml worn about the nock, will expel dbease, i-pi.eia1ly to ter tian ague. With this spi ll, Auhrey adds, “Ono of the Wells' hath Mind «i»ovo n hundred of the ague.” Then he tells us to “gather cinquefoil in a g< >> l a-pi«t, and let the moon be in tho mid le i\« ti, il you can, and take of tho powder of il in while wino; if it bo not gathered ?e < oid ng lo tho rules of astrology it liutli little or t"> virtue in it. With this ret ip vine Brad ley, a (Junker, at Kingston \\ iek ttj I’he Crowning i «»•«* linn (lie Sc; W 11.1,18, A. tt. eiiM.K.M ILL atlcn.l to the |»nr«*Ii:» -e. ib- iiteDhip- iii. Dl I'.iro'mui and Ib.ine-iir 1'inl*,— C. FOR SALE. U 111 TK OlVors liis until : ,.i i ,niu.m ,, iii imu county (i u ot L.wu :ex, ten miles | r „ „ V.,l I .m ., tho Iku in,-» «* ;ln .^ lw " iiiilos Irma Aynttuh.— jid-JL: con tu it, i i , ur thou.Htinl tlir»*o liun- lion tufTl*. huu.lrod arc ; t culliva- ofwhi°,rt ,,M< 4 Jn h'.tdiiy in tin, county, within ! C evcn hun-lrc l li.4 \ e I., ell clc.ir/ai .. 'I Tho dim l.-.-UHly n.V ">• Hontoti.m Ij u FiiWuiitml ci.tiroly TUo l.uild- wcl1 *•“n-iriined.- *nd .-iiriM. r i' r 1 '" l - , l>..r<-r^ nro CjtiJrwi TV,' it> 1.K U|-w tr.li .!■ 1*N l.lVi.'i All ..I 111. Iilueli h" -s i i w,f * ‘D'’"as'-'nie ol mules, cuttle, ^•rijaniu^; { “* '•« uvo, ono, iulyCl—L'tawtt **’ ’ALDBtlRK.iluViuiuah. Fuel • 00 I To he paid in advance, in curroncy equivalent. J. M. DONNELL. aug £Pw7t President. Residence and Small Farm Fori SAtiE. 1 0F1TR for salo my Residence and Farm, lying tonr miles nortn of Culuiubu*. on tho river, oouUduiac 250 acres. Any person desir ous ot entoring into tho tniuiufivcturing bu*i- neg s will find u« good wator power on it iu, any in this vicinity. It him on it a good dwelt,tig ium«e and outnousos and Inn House . Apptv ioon oi you Sept, 1, ltoS-lm il t.iiiiue.-iwui »S. U.i • ... ... - - I i.. Au rustii, m i.: Me*M*s t’(.irk, Dodgo .V .Mr i Moit.lv a .Nephew, .New \ uk; Messrs t ' \ < "..: • s . 1 . ... i ■. 1' ■ mu.: Me u I*. i i r.-.i. t, Fenwick X Co,, JJalUinure, Md. ttUg ~l-«lll,' mmivsts ; v. I JR A. EL F. BROWN & SON, .v /; u /. < > Y DOM, com mi:* ’ I'D hi r, ^’iLL •• trend promptly i * iho purebafi Me . Me A lb.Ploy.VO. y, I.. , l S .Mute.ill, Carriage and Wagon MATERI Al lo any ono uisliiip; to oii;::igc in ih:u I*;. as it stand.-, and the privilege ••! Lie d m known us MoKEE’S CARRIAGE SHOP, ON OULKTilOlIPE SlRUtn'. Such M Hubs, Follows, Unkaod P- ; h.t• . i<r. and one lot of :» o, r (ed I mu, Lu. and Batts and Serin*', Ik'hiL. 151 Tools, 4 Fine Express W;igcns, New, l Humor. * Holts t.and Hou-idi.dd .r.i 11.> uii Furniture. Those who want harj: iih r •• t vc • a call, us I am umv •dosing "lit Augmt 1 l id _ |l?8r.\Hi.iniutn iv His WM* SMITH IlltOW N ' (>•• vrnoi.itau.R in. \n ■; '*■ BOOTS AND SHOES, j 4Io* !Ui| VlinmlNirii Hl*i n Noil*. bhtnueiut'i ut C’oD" •on. .id l hi it. • e i L i Iv n ■ I .li* ariangeiueui* are • ueli • attention to (ho intonr*t «»( the Sept 15—-m tin lead iii bcloru i rly I'cau* •! bv I. o.i.ii I ( AH pure* i v. i ling of nil el i free ol low On, m FOR SALE, at 'ini: oi.ii st 1 no "i J. H. JAQ.UE3 to iiRO., A I,DC OF FINK Top aud no Top Buggies, IIARNESW, WHIPS AND COLLARS/ U ' I -lllNl* In. I., p-nul I l|i. I..' . .. ii, >..■ ..ill ell' lie Ip III ri* Il, oi e\e||.il.> |'.i| .'"I • Tbnmcs, linlli cured above «•!;.■ immired. “A herring that is n»*Jl ph klcd, an i j Split Oil tho iioliy .-ide, and wm m- d vc.y j hot, and lay oil nn l»"tli tin uf tic* led • will help the ague.” Earthworms nro bollcvod t hnvo won* | derluJ vortueH. A wino »>1 carli: worms, ’ with a liltlo aomped ivmy uml Knglisli | ahtlron, will do a man who b th<- nun- l dice—“marvelous much g* •• I. l'.n.th-| worms were 111 o an king’s m il. “Ti lay it alive u)>on tie* phi* • a .u*d, tm*ii ' taken greet, ilock**leaf «*U two, ami lav thu Wornu*, an i then bind tlm m, • about tho nccke of the par night wild) hlM) giU'lil to II. morning, when hen rii< n ugailic; and if it bo llm . worme will turn into j>. .. otherwise, the Worme will liis own former Ftalc, n > alivo.” Among the various < o|iiiop*y, and other con\ . .. "..!•• tho berries of mislld -i pri/.cd. JYii old writ i f -i liful plant inu-t have In tlio Almighty for furlhci i 1 • purposes than luridy to L d lino, i ' . »• to be hung up superstition l.\ in t' < !•*-•• to drive away the spirits.'' IL* : .•!>. t* tho voih ration in which tho I) hold, to tho cure* they pcrb*n.i«' I b\ t o meaiH ol (lie mistletoe of the o.t\ . Bom callo 1 this remedy lu /.< dy with thi* name is prepared Lo the p« • i;ent day. The pains of teething ail ml amide •■••,* j for the ((*■<• of chnriii*. Th« ** urn chi* d\ in the lornis of heads or bind-. Tie “Anodyne Necklaou" Was ( 'iiici s m cii'.iifiMid -il by iu inventor t e i • • i * * 1 • • ly: “What mother tun fo'. ; \-> her eii wi»o uiier- her uh;h| I■» <L • '...ib ot a, a,P»dyne lieel.lace !” Tlii« I’.n • to • k iiieo « oimisled of m string of pi • • ‘ h.eio, in the form of oat*, ami w.i Iroiiftlv >0 eoiiiiiiondeti for teeth-eultimc by Turner, ii*« inventor, and /*• Cham bcrbiin, who pore .*1 tho —••ret. . W* romembor jeurm-.y ng all the way L mi Soultiwalk lo «t. *ng Ai.m 1 • ]■ > oftheso “amnlyno<,“ fo, , little hiolhc who was culling hi L* •:I,. A the -die *f the l.i-L 15 *u». liful of the Tlio mo t rlriliing and oluervcd of their now toiiett'* xv won, by a >lately Geor gian girl, who in,ohm - eoiild not have exceeded twdity, but wim carried hersolf witii tlo* air ol n woman of forty—ul one, loo, who hud looked down lb * crater of life mu} found Ihero wir notliing in it.— 11 or dross con-i. led. ». :i traiir of white vnlvot, falling not from the wnst, but from the) shoulders, ami 11ailing il - *h»w length along. It was without -ie.-ves, but wn held over the shouub i t v cluster qU-| of largo diamonds, The arms were ban ami poii.-lo'd as tlioso o| aftHliie of i'rnx tile* 4 , as w.*s ni o tho /nee and not k and bust. Jndeod the Inanity was marbleizcd —was turned into nlabasler hy a new liiotiiod I'l'eiiuineiing wliieli we won! tie- scribe, for Ihe i*i a-on Uml. girl* will ti in I • >ul tho ifiprot 8Doi, enough, and w» ch, Hot intend to gratify the curiosity of the •wretched limn •*! thi; day and g.mern'i'*n, who, it would • ii, have nothing better lo do than tom quail.t Uieinsdve- with the mimpest am! mo.-t >*crcl ol a Indy’ - make up. The heavy white \ »*lvel ol lbe train did not look warm on a creature so cold and statue quo a- tin* wearer, though a thousand light worn hln/.ing nml hh»*d ding streams of im i bl«* lire out on the warm air of a ftill mi'•eiuuuar night.— ( ominon - place people it. ill., and i aid tan. and go?s:vmer ti-su *s, flirted their Ians and drunk ice wator, and id.ru!led out on the ground ami l a ••• nies, ami exclaimed : “Oh, dour, Imw hot it i-Imtslie moved like a great white cloud that sails above Him intersecting air current- of tlm earth sphere. This robe was noted for its entire absence ol trimming, an almost unprece dented tiling in thi- day of extravagant ornamentation. The leiir wa- powdered with pearl, and pi.s.- d in the A-pasht style, lull instead > f blue ribbon, u-ually employed in the making ot that superb eoilVeu're, a eiico t «M •i'anmmJ slur elus tors were pubstituic I. 1 in* slipper* wen* of white kid. and hud diamond 1 fastening blonde and satin Imw gloves or bracelet were worn; From the Loudon Times, of September Mli • The Death of Mih. Moore. On September itb, at Slopcrton(’-dtage, Mrs. Moore, widow of the late Thmmt . Moore, K*q , author uf “Lalla liookh, aged sixty-eight. This is nn annomice- ment that quo of the la t rose of a glori ous summer bus at length disappeared. Few are now left of the bl illiunt cmupnnv who adorned the early part of the him*, teenlli century, aud whose names are famous iu our literature. Among these names none is or will be held in timrn kindly remembrance Ilian tlmt of tin* iadj t<» whom tlio pool Mtunit gave hi IiohiI. Moore not only loved her—in* wa* proud of her, and it is delightful to see in'hi* letter* and iu Ids diaries with wlml eager ness ho sounded her praises, lie write . U> bis mother in IS!A: “You cannot imagine what a scn.-aticn Bessy excited at the ball the other night. She was prettily dressed, and eeilainly j looked very heautitul. 1 never -aw • mueb admiration excited. Jt UnJ.v ey-i crybody almost that sees her Imw like the form and expression of her fare are to Catalani'a.” And to through nil his letters and jour nals, he is never tired of referring u» be —quoting what sho said, t-lling what -he did, describing how she locked, and re cording imw sho was admired, (le mar ried her in lt*lI, and her hhloty ’rruiniucd uj» in tliis one phrase -tbal : lie wa* llm delight of his life. She doc- not appear to occupy a great place in lii- po. try . but it is one of the curious trail of many u poet that lie i- excited to nig let by the real mistress of hi* lieait tlimi by tome imaginary heroine, or by -in.* beauty that kindles a passing tfanu*. Mr Moore was riot a Ije.-hia, imr a Befttri* «*, nor a Laura, nor a Highland Mary, de-im *d in *ong U» live forever; lull a* much m uuv of incite, if not more, she wa- n pect’- idol. She at threecL !• / k cn Ho mornie^ cl M..iola> last She wn • n ibie to llm end; tl,c« knew that •'■<> was living, and said that idle wa* <|um • liappy. Dio* wa* the bi t that remained lo m of llm Moore (Minify, and now that .-lie has departed, we begin to count with some-adues-, bow many links are there left t<» connect the present generation of letter.* with the past ? the nit . Ni mught Ir. tlo* p'ump, T'oului • bould' r to tlm delicate tips of tlio taper Ii • - A (teg* tber, tlioc.nu tume was a model of n**bm ss, simplicity, and every •*>d and pi r ed thing loo modesty.® Tlu* \o.wever, being below par, and even a mo !• riL* indu gence *i it not permitted in full ore a, nothing re mains but to record thi •• the culminating aiul crowning • • •om.* Visit t » thr Biuth I’ui k or Gcn. Wahuisoton, Lice: and uhikh..-A Corr.*-poiulent <»f the Fredei ieluluirg JspJger writes: On Saturday last I paid *i vir-il to the birth place of Washington: yes, (In* im mortal Knlhor of his ( oiiiilic. Wake field — for tliat # is the name of the pi mo* ix situated on Pope’s (not Bridge a* \\ m-Jj- ingtoii Irving incorrectly states it) / reek. N« t one stone is left upon another of thu building in which tin, Father of In-: coun try first saw the light of earth, and even tlo* (.torn* eroded on the place by the lain G. \Y. 1*. Custis lo denote tlo* spot, has been destroyed or carried oil'. The iden tical spot as pointed out by one of the •!••* acciiduul , and probably llm ob!c t of tlm family, is now a corn field. Tlm land i . owned by Mr. Wilson, who married a Miss Washington. This estate Iim-' tnvn in thu Washington family l'M nu i'tivn hundred yoatS. The family tomb is on Bridge creek, about one half milt, distant fiom Pope':; creek. It is this, probably, which mis led Mr. Irving in stating that Hie birth spot was on Bridge's creek. Lack of time and tho condition of tlm weather prevented mo from visiting tlm birth spots of iIio other character-. Tin* house in which Monroo was born, and also HimL in wliieli Richard Henry Lee wm- bom, arc both gone—not a trace of them re mains. That in which Robert K. Leu was born--thu Slalford llou-c is dill standing iu all its splendor. The L«gi*~ laturu • f Virginia had, prior to tin* war, appropriated a sum of money to enelo u the hirlli spot ot Mr. Monroo, but, Ln* unex plained reason, il \v»- never done. Anecdote of Choate. Rufus Clioato, in an import mt a- ani!. and baltory case, at sea, had Hick Barton, duel main of thu clipper si,ip t'huiteupc, on tiu* *lnnd, ami budgeted lorn o i».r about an hour, that Hick <;••( lo- ad. wa- and iiauled by tiu* wind \ • 1m ing The Pop/ golbm* at Father t»r»b l it tier from ed with cv. pr. pc* cut,- Air 1>oU rreat pait of Id tin music ami cmver.. n addition to I.i- Id mist, is known to igrecaldc and entoi it day, i\e• I lipsing till the pri Holiness wlm, bu ti Ii lilt w it it u 1 ■' great favor w if.ii t.' • likes him pur o , dd useful in I'oliti. al i . eiilrust* him with vciy delicate iialui A Irloiul of mine Lincoln). p,*-iug • was painfully hitieii single Id"w of a ! aimed, J.ill* 1 liman enr.g-d ,...!•* fiat, - ID ,1,. com*. Prn- IX nm-ie, and pa--,** h id. with him Li-zl. • 11 Mint talent a- a pi be or,o of |lie U,">1 lairiilig talkers of tlm a m> didicully in ce entourage oi 111- IlHlU upon indeed, in tho keen Boston lawy • At ll,c beginning of In said that the night wa i devil nut raining lii; Fu Ide.nly M r. Choate a “ \N u* there a moon it. “Yes sir.” hallo* testimony Hi. Ic ih, y« a ” Y '*-. a full imum ! “Di,l you oo il "N "l n mite.” “ I ln*n how ilo you moori T' • ■ rho Nautical \ i 1’ II believe that ‘•ooner i tbi* urldd •muti* • linds him • r"lifetimes duties of a •d cl ugi.v do tick, :.i i ,ullv. I" 11 inti v . llm pi i lump, tin,ii an w .l 1U III I lid glowing i Imv : harp, Mr. crjniin* i"i f" ‘ a. i'.o-U'd wi:h, ' That dog has lm iU*.” “I 1 1 want t" Ive t! that there is a pi “Why, Brin ed to rails he “\\ hat - night, si» “Binnacio leiige.” “A Ii, you a ton.” “ Wind tlm Id,,/. ing me thi hour for to make mo dull “Be civii, ir. And imw tell me v.Imt latitude and longitude you cro-.-, I tb , equator iu V” “.Sim you’re joking," “No sir! I am in earned, and I deum you to answer mo.” “I shan’t.” “Indeed! You am elii* f mate of a clipper ship, and are unable to am.war -•» Kunple a qimsti-m ' ’ “Yes, *l,s llm imple-l qimMi m I • y r ha/1 n ked lue. Why, 1 thought »\o / 1 tool Ol ft lawyer knew that tin*.. .,m t .. . I a In<I> who \vi b- ! latitude at the equator." I I m tlm >« ti, ii - «*- i that .-hot floored Rufu- 1 • ' Al lepgHi he was ■ h M -." v » , about { I.-cl tb m ten min- \yn tho i opt). “hill t t *i icali/.ing erne i,r,o-nt after death. ’ .•ii tlm fanta-t did ,V"U d. Ai, Arkansas butternut adv • i, il wa* I “miy gal wbal In, got a •• .. ' I ul : -billet, and who know- Imw • dd Is it is of children, can hour "t a : Mppl^ing to tfio Uiulvlrtullc.1. i