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Tikfcrt'ißS(^N(% cost
of (t Maine taßstimat^Wt
p2,po#(® fncT increa»i% Wy
<r«t I 1 || %\
4 V>e fiSt jjofi of the fbnceCgpf j
York State was bcltreen mne
hundred and one hundred and fifty
!)“>** dollars. Robinson gives it |
at 8144,000,000. Assumming this to
of the fences of
other Slates on the same basis, we
have as the whole country, the vast
eum of 51,206,000,00 ft
This requires*? I)Brenewed once I
in ten years, giving $129,600,000
as the annual cost, to which should
be added, howover« at least hall as
much more for repairs, making the
aggregate of 194,400,000 83 the an
nugualmmd expense—a sum, we
believfe lwfMf Hk;; icttwl*ffgh rwf , yen
quite beyond comprehension. Nich
olas Biddle estimated that the “fence
tgx” of Pennsylvania was SIO,OOO
-a year. General jas. T. Worth
ington, of Ohio, says there are IS,»
000,000 acres ofland in Ohio iuclos
ad with mijes’apf fepsap, at a.
prime cpsl of $115,000,000 and it u
yearly expense for repairs, tie., of
$7,650,000.
‘To Prepare Lard to Kerr.—A
very itilelige.Bl lady furnishes to the
“South-Lapd” the following:
Lo one gallon of lard, before it is
rendered, add one ounce of sal soda,
dissolved in a gill of water. Do not
fill jour pots more than half litll, as
the soda makes it foam and boil-over.
No other water is required than that
in which the soda is dissolved. When
your land is done it will be as clear
as spring water—no foam—and the
cracklings will be eaten up. Strain
through coarse cloth into jars, and
set to cool. Lard put up in this
way will keep lor two years, hard
and firm, throughout the summer.
Ilest Horses Jor Farm Use. —The
hardest work on the farm for horses
is breaking up sod, which is certain
ly not onc-eighth of the whole work.
Light horses, w eighing 1,100 or 1,-
300 are best for most of the work:
they are best on the road, and be
fore the harrow, (not before the
mower and reaper we think.)
At cross plowing and harrowing
a coach horse will do one-fourth
more than a heavy draft horse. Be
sides, it costs much more to keep the
heavy horse, and on sandy, or wet
soil,he sinks go much as to worry:
blot. For all uses which the farmer
has for horses, the medium sized or
coach horses are the best.
Sure Remedy for Catarrh.—
A subscriber informs us that a sure
remedy for calarrh.isjsak and water.
Take half a teacup of blood warm
water and dissolve sufficient salt in
it so that it can he plainly tasted.
Then pour it in die palrnoT the hand
and snuff it into the nostrils. Two
applications a day will soon produce
good results. He has cured himself,
and the remedy has been applied in
some twenty instances in this town,
with most gratifying results. Surely
such a*. l dm pie remedy is worth tty
ing"
Age of tiie Cow. —The age of
the cow is known by the teeth and
horns. This animal is furnished
with eight cutting teeth in the lower
jaw; at the age of ten months the
two middlemost of these fall out, and
are replaced’by others that arc not
so white, but broader; at the age of
sixteen months the two next milk
white teeth fall out likewise, and
others come up in their room ; thus,
at the end of every six months the
creature loses and gains, till at the
age of three years all the cutting
teeth are renewed, and then they
are long, pretty white, and equal;
but in proportion as the animal ad
vances in years, they become irreg
ular and black, their inequalities be
come smoother, and the animal less
Capable of chewing its food. Thus
the cow often declines from this sin
gle cause ; for, as it is obliged to eat
a great deal to support life, and as
the smoothness of the teeth makes
the difficulty of chewing great, a suf
ficient quantity of food cannot be
supplied to the stomach. Thus, the
poor animal sinks in the midst of
plenty, and every year grows leaner
and leaner till it dies.
The horns arc another and surer
method of determining the animal’s
age. At three years old, a very l
slight external shell coaling fulls j
off the places where the horti3 are
- about arising. At four years of age
the cow has small, pointed, r.cat,
smooth horns, thickest near the
head ; at five the horns become lar
ger, and are marked around with
the former year’s growth. Thus,
while the animal continues to live,
the horns continue to lengthen, and
«vefy year anew ring is added to
the root 1 ; so that, allowing three
yeawdbefore their appearance, and
then reckoning the number of rings,
''we have, in both together, the ant-1
mal’« age exactly.
Little fish have a proper idea of
bhsinees. Not being able to do bet
ter, they start on a small scale.
m m
The following ancjjdpte, extracted :
from unpublished a'
FjEßch nobleman, ri<R, it is lij&ed, i
saaae as an exympioj Veil .waff oi"
bljFg imitaup’hy alt jfho*Se«p tp !
bpjjpooglil tfcly hfkfti iittcJ 2ruh~
gegus. It records nstancevf a
vn>ry f&mM hf ■RjfinsEom has;
ojgß pusfionA-a fiewry
r«sus, more a ivy, that
ha* ever been purcliiased with fire
and sword, with devastation.,and
blond shed.
Two Ooblwneit, the Marquis de
Valaise and the £o®U dc Meric,
wefe educated under the samtf mas
ters, ana were regarded by all who
! knew them as patterns of friendship,
! honor and sensibility. Years sue-
feus?
; when, one unfortunate evening, the
■ two baying indulged rather
I freely in some excellent burgundy,
I repaired to ft neighboring hotel, and
1 engaged in a game of backgammon.
' Fortune declared herself in favor of
| the Marquis; he won every game,
and in thoughtless glee of the mo
! ment, laughed with exultation a| his
unusual good lucji. The Count Ml his
ifefhper, ana once or twice upbraided
Marquis for enjoying the pain which
he had excited in the bosom of his
friend. At last, upon another fortu
; nate throw made by the Marquis, by
which lie gammoned his antagonist,
the infuriated Count, threw the box
. and dice in the face of his brother
I soldier.
Every gentleman present was in
amazement, and waited almost
j breathlessly for the moment wlirn
the Marquis would sheathe bis sword
'in the bosom of the now repentant
j Count.
“Gentlemen,” said the Marquis,
“I am a Frenchman, a soldier and a
friend. I have received a blow from
a Frenchman, a so’dier and a friend.
I know and acknowledge the laws of
honor, and 1 will obey them. Eve
ry man who sees me, wonders why
1 am tardy in visiting with venge
ance the author of my disgrace.
But, gentlemen, the heart of that
man is entwined with my own ; our
education was the same, our princi
ples are alike, and our friendship
I dates from our earliest years. But,
Frenchmen, I will obey the laws of
i honor and of France; 1 will stab
him to the heart.”
Upon this he threw his arms n
round his.unhappy Irieinl, and said,
“My dear De Meric, 1 forgive you,
if you will forgive me for the irrita
tion I have occasioned-in a sensible
mind, by the levity of my own. And
now, gentlemen,” added the Mar
quis, “though 1 have interpreted the
laws oj honor my own way, if there
remains in this room one French
man who dares lo doubt my resolu
tion to reseat even an improper smile
at me, my sword is by my side to
punish an affront, but not to murder
a friend, for whom I would die, and
who sits there a monument of contri
tion arid bravery, ready with me lo
challenge the rest of the tooin to
deadly combat it any man dare to
think amiss of this transaction.”
Puzzling a Doctor,
Mr. M., an artny surgeon, was
very fond ofajoke (unless perpetra
ted at bis own expense,) and had,
moreover a great contempt for citi
zen officers, who were re-nowned
more for their courage than their
scholarship. One day, at mess, af
ter the decanter had performed sun
dry perambulations of the table,
Captain S., a brave and accomplish
ed officer, and a great wag, remarked
to the doctor who had been somewhat
severe in his remarks on the literary
deficiencies of some of the new offi
cers—
“ Doctor M.,- are you acquainted
[With Captain G !’’
“Yes, I know him well,’ 3 replied
the doctor; “he is one of the new
set. But what of him ?”
“Nothing in paiticular. I have
just received a letter from him, and
I will wager you a dozen of old port
that you cannot guess in six guesses,
how he spell cat. 3 ’
“Done ! It’s a wager.”
“Well, commence guessing,” said
S.
“K, a, double t.”
“No.”
“K, a, double t, e.”
“No.”
“K, a, t, e."
“No! try again.”
“C, a, double t, e.”
“No, you have missed it again.”
“Well, then,” returned the doctor,
“C, a double f.”
“No, that’s not the way; try
again—it’s your last guess.”
“C, a, g, 1), t.”
“No, that’s not the way ; you’ve
lost your wager,” said S.
“Well,” said the doctor, with
much petulance of manner, “how
dees lie spell it ?”
“Why, he spells it c, a, t,” repli
ed S, with the utmost gravity of
manner, amid the toar of the mess,
anti almost choking with rage, the
doctor sprang to his feet, exclaim
ing—
“ Captain S-, I am too old a man
to be trifled with in this manner !”
For a Bruise or Blow. —Apply
hot water a long lime with wet
cloths. Beef brine is an excellent
lotion for both sprains and bruises.
A veteran among horses, claims, that
it will almost set a joint or bsal a
fracture. Wormwood or tansy lo
tions are ftlse good.
irur iitii niock. i
HUTAI 4 amungi—
o ix oxo U a- o o D s .
Kui%r Brothers.
rtfiTrKKCEtVBB. the largest and mUt complete stock of Rendytr ade Clothing of all grades
J it Ipltoys M'i Ymitw Vrwu\ g«»ra»teed to fit all ages sdSWfts, at moderatr
ah^KpnKrflofures. Our storey, ffotrctMlflete, with a maguißceOt flue of 6Vw»*sF«rnis/iire
(Joods, Hats. Cass 4fc., which we are offering to our Patrons and thePubiic at Reduced
Prices. Owing to onr Urge stock we are compelled to make quirk sates. And feehaf the stria-;;
gcucy of the Money Market, we shall endeavor to meet the gcnerafcAen.and for low prices
Wc nttpe iri part, 10,000 Orgy's Moulded Colhrs, at 4 boxes for 25«tnta ; 20,00® Beet Im-'
proved Dickens Collars : Linen Imitation Hutton Hole Lined—aMlxes for 25 Wits ; Linen
Covered Paper Collars —4 different styles, eutirely New, at 25 worth 40 cents ; 300 all
Wool .Vests atfl 50) Heavy Merino Underiliirts at f1 : all WoolMts at slo,<*M, sls, stß
«hd upwards, and maby other Goods toonumerous to mention. V s * tptt£
The very best Fabrics in French, English and American Casimerefcto suit tbA-most fastidi
ous. All the latest styles in Bows, Tics, Scuffs,ae ,at prices that esasaot fail to plaice.
Call early at
250 IIROA^/E?? (i DO OT EL
(Trent Inducements Offered to Country Mirckcnts. .
October 14, 92 Snip n
New Cotton and Produce Warehouse.
if
THE PLANTERS’
LOAH AND SAYINGS BANK
•FMO&IBBS OAmAZi.
ONE MILLION BOLLABfk
-
Tiie Warehouse of this Bank,
CORNER OF CAMPBELL AND REYNOLDS STREETS,
AUGUSTA, GEORGIA,
XS NOW READY TO RECEIVE COTTON. Liberal GASH ADVANCES
will be made upon Cotton in Warehouse, or upou Railroad Receipts.
UP Parties Storing Cotton witb the Rank will be furnished with icceipts for
same that will be available in ibis citv or any other for borrowing money.
vr The Bank ia prepared at any time to make LOANS ou PRODUCE or
PROVISIONS on the most reasonable terius.
Parlies would do well to apply at the Waieliotise, or communicate with the !
Officers. CHAS. J. JENKINS, President.
JNO. P. KING, Vice-President.
T. P. BRANCH. Cashier.
Sep. 30, 90 Cm p n
New Goods! ISTew Goods!!
WATCHES, CLOCKS, JIWSIIYAC.,
M. L. FEE E M A N
Oia BROAD STREET. AUGUSTA' GA
BEG.S leave to call the attention of bis friends and the public, to the fact that
he is now opening at the old stand, an entirely new and select assortment
of fine WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY, SOLID SILVER and PLATED
WARP] of the best mateiial and manufacture, all ol which bo is offering for sale
at piices that will guarantee satisfaction. He is also sole agent for the celebrated
DIAMOND SPECTACLES and EYE GLASSES, and is prepared to furnish
them at it very low figure to all who may wish a really fine aiticle.
N. B.—Particular attention paid to the REPAIR of Fine Watches and Clocks
«ud all work is warranted. A call is respectfully solicited. Sep. 30, 3in p n
CARPENTERS, BUILDERS
AND ALL OTHERS IN NEED OF
DOORS, SASRBS, BXiINDS,
Mouldings, Rnlnslcrs. Blind Trimmings, «h*„ will do well to call pi*
Blair Bickford, 171 Bay Street.
SAVANNAH, GEORGIA
WHO ARE CONSTANTLY RECEIVING FRESH SUITUES IN TljlS LINE.
August 15.4 m. u r
H. & J. WEED,
IMPORTERS AND
W HOLE S ALE I) E A L E It S I A
Iron, Steel, Tin Plate and Hardware, Rub
ber Belting and Carriage Materia!
iJS SL 11<5 IfySauqjitajL §ft.
SAVANNAH, GA.
oct 10 IK7I, ran Bin,
JOHN VOGT & CO.,
IMPORTERS OF
French China, Belgian and Bohemian Glassware, Lava ware
OPtaaftijaEa SX£tsaapfifc>lU»o LfflCs
■ i j
86 <3c 37 PARK PLACE,
Between Church St. A Colloge Place, NEW YORK.
454 Rue de Paradis Poissonniere. PARIS. 6 Cours Jcu dan.Limoges, FRANCE.
Nenerwal!, HAMBURG.
■T.inp 4. 1“7I , 5 7Sgßfint
DEWITT & MORGAN,
131) Congress Street SAVANNAH, GEORGIA.
HAVE now in store a large’Stock of
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS;;
ENGLISH, FRENCH
—A N D
American Dress Goods.
BLK. and FANCY SILKS and POPLINS ;
SHAWLS, SACQUES and CLOAKS
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES and JEANS ;
MOURNING GOODS in every VARIETY ;
BARGAINS in L. C. H’k’fs and HUCK TOWELING ;
full lines of HOSIERY and WHITE GOODS ;
BLANKETS, KERSEY and FLANNELS,
GEORGIA DOMESTICS &c.
at 138 Congress Street, SAVANNAH GEORGIA.
Agtist 188 m n
iOTprarl
Cse
and oil Cbronic Blood Dis#a»e*, H prepared
yum Um G-muyia JBhrk, from
Ij’ja. Lcuaaor secured by tlie assistance o;
th« sntboritleii <H that country. Itfs the ißOit
rffectice, prompt and certain alterative ilid
Mood .purifier Known, i by all Druggists
ifljpltw bottles, having on Hiera our naum
trade mat!; and directions. Send for a ( iron
■ ar. ofiica and LaboiatpSy, Mr. A Ucjar at.
Chicago Destruction
A lull aud complete history of Chicago, her
past, preaent and future, With graphic
Scenes, incidents and full details of the disas
ter,b*Geo. X’. Upton and J. W. Sheaiton, edi
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pagiis.afid 60 ilitistrn'.ions. If rs now ‘ready
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ERS subscribe for
The American Farmer,
Now combined with lie Rural Register, and
Sublished monthly at No. !) Worth Stu-et,
uitiinore, Md., byRAMtTEL SANDS* SON.
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Prtnted in Two Colors, on superb Tinted Pa
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Plants and Vegetables, with Descriptions and
TwoCWoied Plates.
Directions and plans for making Walks.
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Seeds. Not a quarter the erst. 300,000 sold
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\Jdress. JAMES VICK Rochester, N. Y.
MuJM’ON HOUSE., anew {Southern Nov
el, by the autlior of ‘ Valerie Aylmer.'*
8v o paper, four illustrations. Price §l, cloth
It is a story oi the South, thirty years ago
and the scene is laid entirely in that region.
The young authoress who is a lady ut North
Carolina, has in her second effort iuproved
upon the first. Sent free Inf vmU to any ad
dress, on the receipt of the price,
TANARUS). APPLETON & CO.-, Publishers. Now
York
a WJDE AWAKEIS?.
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subjects LIXE SIZE, —exquisite facsimiles
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1,000 names in 3 months; another I" 2 in 35
days, another 118 in one week, one 4? in one
day, and many others equally ;;s well, making
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think it the best business for canvasser* ever
cite red. tony X did not engage sooner.’’ Pays
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Peters 1 Musical Monthly.
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30th year ! €SOO Acres ! lls Green Houses !
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Grafts, Ac. 100 Pago Illustrated Catalogue.
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J AMES K. TATE, West Point Georgia.
HERNIA OR RUPTURE.
RS, SCHEVENELL’S TRUSS effects the
. quickest cures, with flie greatest com
fort to tbo wearer. Has no Steel Springs to
j irritate the person. Receives the highest
praises from all who use it. Recommended by
leading physicians. Full directions with each
Truss. Try one—you will bo pleased.
Single Truss, $5; Double Truss, two pads $lO
enclosing Cash, promptly filled.
Addreas L. BCHEVENELL, Gen’. Agen*.
Athens, Ga.
AGENTS WANTED.—Agents make more
money at woik for ns than at
else. Business light and permanent. Barticu
lars free. G. STINSON A. CO., Fino Art Pub
lishers, Portland, Maine.
VOID QUACKS. A victim of early
indiscretion, causing nervous debility,
premature decay, etc., having tried in vain
every advertised remedy, has discovered a
simple moans of gJf cure, which he will send
to his fellow suffi rrrs. Address J.[H, REEVES
78 Naßsan street, N. Y.
ti«m<w «• .m uwnfc nc i
ClWHiifcaflu total Disuses.
'A Vfelv'dT ifarfiaVC
’ cheapest) ben# e♦er'pu Mis!ted U-cuitai n
' iylftnp! m£k JHiuM**.
If
heallh and Sdisease,, lvltki trehtise on ear I v
ATror*{ It»Aph>rabie.cui,seqn#iie*. upon tile
-“AiStSttVtSvSVkVr'S;
efenr*,- tu shown nj ajepur, of. cases treated
their physical Condition. gent (We of pesfaga
to any nddreas, on receipt of twenty-five cents
JNfiY. '1 he author may be consulted ifpon ary,
■Uho diseases upon which hUhook trsa|»,eith
er personally' or by mail, and medicines sent
to any part of the world.
If tTR
RADWATS READY RELIEF
CURES THE WORST PAIRS
In froirdon ■ to ©wt hty Minutes.
NO A’ ONE HOt'K
r ° 'with*, ilu^
Kadwaj’s Head) Belief U a Care Tot ever)
PUIS. t
It whs the first aim m
THE ONLY PAIN REiWERY
that instantly stops tire most exniuiutiiU
i ains, al ays Inflauiation, an<j cures Conge*,
lions, wlietlier of the Lunprf, Stcmach, Bijit
ela. or other: glands or organs, by one appil- 1
cation. .. . r j -
In from one to 'twcr.ty'hiiiidfrs,' noniauet
iawiNi^RiaMi
hennw, Neura'gie, or ptu,tra;ej with dis
ease may suffer.
The apptieattoffpfthd Uoatly Boiiefto tin
part or parts whcrMl,e pain or difficulty exists
will afford case and eomfoit.
Twenty drops in half a tumbler of water
will in a few moments cure t'laibps, Kpnsms
Sour Stomach Heartburn, Sick Headache
Diarrhoea. Dysentery, Colin. Wind iu tin-
Bowels, and a Internal I’aius. i
Traveler:! should always carry ab-iiiie o!
Railway's Ready lieiier with 'them* A f-v.
dtops in water will prevti■!.sickness or pains
treih chatige of water 1> Is hdtatcir than
French Brandy nr Bitters us a stimulant-
FEVER Alta AGEE.
Fever aud Ague cured lot fifty cents; .There
'is not u reraedml agent in Mis wo fil’tl&t wifi
cure Fevti and Agoan I a;i athfr Maiai it-u -
Bdious. Scfiilcf, Typhoid, Yoliow, ;.; and .other
Fevers (aided by Know*}’* I■ii! > j i.oiii
Kadway's Kesdv lielief. ’ Fifty ci fits atbiltle
HEALTH ! BEAUTY!!
Sti’ and pme ii;*k bluid—increaeo of fie si.
a id w ‘iplii—*cle.ir skin anu
CJmp’exion secured to all.
DR. RAD WAY'S
MtUPgIIAHX BfSOLVEH
lias fiir.ce'HiV most a«loni>].ing cures so
so rapid are the changer, l he body un
dergocs, under the imlaeuce of
Tins truly wonderful Modicinc,-
that
Every day an Increase in Flesh,
and Weight is Seen rduf Felt.
ran f. ft a. atr ittjOi(S) i-rwsFJKK
Every.tliop ol the Sarrupuiifirn Rea.dvii i
communicates through the Blood, Sweat,
Urine, andothtr fluids and juices tiT die syk
tem tiio vigor of life, fur it repairs the wastes
of the body with new and soub materia!. Scrof
ula, Syphilis, Consumption, Glandular dis
ease. Ulcers in the throat. Mouth, Tumors.
Nodes in the. Glands and other parts of the
system, sSove Eyes,’ Strsuiorons discharges
• from the Kara, and the wcist forms ~f Nain
diseases, Eruptions, Fever .Sores, Scab! Head,
Ring W orm, o'aiL Rlicoin, F'ysipcias. fvciu;
Black .’tpcils, ilorms in tho Flesh, Tumors.
Cancers in the Womb, and all weakening and
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A’ot only dees the Snisaparillian Ri solvent
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of Chrome, Scrofulous, Constitutional, and
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furJKiuiiey and Bladder Complaints, Urinap,
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Alterative and UneqaaleU Purifier of the
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JlUtBBliU:
is confidently recommended to every family
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taken iu all derangements ofthe system, it gives
health, vigor and tone to all lbe vital forces,
and animates and fortifies all weak and lym
phatic temperaments.
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Bole Agent for the United States.
Price One Dollar per bottle. Send for Circu.
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