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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-04-03

The Sub-Treasury Bill passed tho Senate, On
Monday, by majority OF tco O0tes, and in It's worst
form.
The subject was discussed in that body late on
Saturday night Mr. Cuthbort's motion to strike
out Mr.. Calhoun's section (the 23d) prevailed Mr.
Tipton's proposition receive the notes ofspecie-
paving banks was rejected, and Mr.. Websters a.
nendment depriving the Secretary ofthe Treasury
Vt the power of discriminating to the kind of
funds TO be received in the different branches OF the
public revenue adopted andthe Bill passed in
that shape,
a more outlandish, iiI-adapted and arbitrary
measure could not have been devised. 1t is desu-
tutc efevery attribute that ought to commend it 10
the acceptation ola republican people, and has no
more rcfore to the wants OF this country than
AN order from the Autocrat Of Russia. 1t invests
the Executive, in con junction with the power he
already possesses, with The complete attribute OLA
MONARCH, viz the execution of the laws, the man
agcmeAt Of The rcceuue, aud the command of the ar
my.
We warn the people to be on their guard-let
tie alarm sound along the watch towers-f this
bill becomes the law of the land, you delivered
TO an unmitIGated despotsm.
The effect Of the bill would be to give the Secreta-
~ of the Treasury unlimited control over the cur
rency ofthe country, and every bank within our
limits, wholly and absolutely at his discretion and
disposal Let not its nature be inexperienced, or
the public mind mised by superficial notice OF lis
provisions
other officers costly buildings, vaults safes, bars,
and bolts are sul preserved, and the Secretary is
authorized or tits left uonary to collect the
public dues exclusively IN gold and silver.
1t is not the iarcica measure described by CO.
Temporary of providing strong places TO doposite
dank promises for safe Keeping, but it gives power
to break down or build up any bank tho Secretary
may choose (hy keeping this ones notes and run;
ming that deiN ering the whole 10 his complete and
abs Jue dominion. Its effect will be to establish
an exclusive, solid, unmxed, gold and silver cur
rency for the government, and leave that of the
people prey to the Secretary's caprice-prevent-
ing the banks forever from resuming specie pay
ments-parayzlng trade and commerce, and in
volving the whole country in long continued de-
preston, bankruptcy and ruin In The hands OF a
friend of the credit system, the bill might be made
an instrument of good; but under the admlniSra-
ton ofan enemy, IS destruction.
TO suppose that the Bill as it has passed the Sen
ate, will defeat disappolnt any of the designs or
hopes of its originaors, is to betray an ignorance
of its history and the arguments by which it has
been supported, 1t gives to the executive the ut
most that he desired If bank notes are received at
all, it is only the condition Of their being con-
verted into specie the Instant
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Notice.

NOTICE..
YEVHIS may 'crrtify that have given my son,
d FERDINAND HARVEY, his time and de-
clare him to he free to act and trade for himself
though he Of full age | shall not claim
any of his earnings nor pay any of bis debts after
this date. JOEL HARVEY.
Lyndon Jan. /, 1898. S3
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STATE OF VERMONT.

DIsTKICT OF EssEA, IS.
The Honorable, the Probate Court for the Dis
trct of Essex--to the heirs and all concerned in
the Estate Of GAIUS klBBE, late Of Bloomfield,
in said District, deceased, lnlesLate-
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VILIIANY ExrRA.-The Delroit Daily Adver

VILLIANY EXTRA.-The Detroit Daily Advcr-
tiser ofthe 10Th ut. states that on Saturday eve
evening preceding number of vagabonds
thought proper to amuse themselves by firing
muskets and pistols at the town of Windsor, on
the Canada side, from which the fire was return
ed. Governor Mason was quickly on the spot
and brought the folly to Il close. Whether any
mischief was done at Windsor was not known.
Some OF the balls fired there, struck the building
on the Detroit side We do not find that any
body, was arrested.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-04-03

TERRIBLE SHIpwREcK.-we have read with
much interest, in the Cork Constitution OF the
9th January, lent to us by friend an account
of the wreck of the steamer Killarney, i'll Ire
land, 10y which twenty-nine persons lost their
lives.
There were on the deck of the vessel $50 hogs
when the storm ragged with violence, it was
thought necessary to throw these animals into
the sea- but it was found impossible TO get them
overheard. A wave however, subsequently
swept the deck, carried off several of the crew,
and every one of the hogs, taking with them the
bulwarks.
A part of the crew and passengers after the
boat went to pieces, got on rock, whence sew
eral of them were swept by the waves, or fell
utter being chilled by the winds and water.
One poor fellow, Michael Sheenan, lost his
life in giving up his right of an early escape to
lady One sailor an Irishnan, seized a woman
who was entirely insensible, and slipped along
a rope stretched from the wreck 10 the rock, and
thus sa we'd himself and her.
Mr. and Mrs. Lave were kneeling upon the
deck, embracing each other in silent prayer,
when they We're swept away. The scene must
have been fearfully appalIing.-BostOn Paper
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GJ'At a Loco FOc0 celebration Of the birthday
OF Tom Paine recently in Boston the following
among other toasts announced:--
=, By George a. Chapman christianity and the
banksG'Tottering on their last legs, may their
downfall be speedy.
n by Thomas J. .MOntgonay,-Francis Wright
Darusnont- The bright Venus of Democracy.
may she continue to exert her brilliant ,aentS
IN me cause oifreedom, until monopoly of every
description shall be driven from Americas fair
1uch are Tie men who are fast getting the
irol OF the Van Buren, Loco Foco party How long
VIII decent men consent 10 be led by or associate
with such' This Fanny Wright Darusmont is the
parsonage whom the Administration party in Now
YORK City periodically bring out just previous to
important elections to lecture and drill them on the
duties OF American citizens. The last we heard
VI hef she was in Cincinnati complaining of the
Of the "Federal Press"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-04-03

a duel was fought at New Orleans on the 18th
'''.'' between French gentleman and a merchant,
' senuemen of undoubted honor The weapons
"''' f'hes-distance thirty PAGES. The merchant
vas shot through the body at the first fire.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-04-03

A VERp1cr,-A villainous fellow in one of
the western counties of Virginia, who had whip
ped his wife, was ducked by u party ofyoung-
sters whereupon he sued for damages. The
jury, after retiring ten minutes, returned docu-
ment to the court, in the form of tue following
to wit Verdict of the Jury--"safved HIM right"
JoHN SIMPSON, Foreman.
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Too much Of Good Thing-A chap down east
took such powerful dose of Goeiicks Matchloss
Sentative" Gnvenod by his immortal grand moth
er0 that next morning there WIS nothing of ofhitn
but his teeth,
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TIN NI.ANUFACTO ".

'H'ilE Subscriber would respectfully il.
b form the Merchants and citizens OF
EhGefc!d District. aud The public in general,
thai hr has commenced M0nuGucturing Tin
WH,e al DunlomSviiie. nine miles North of
EdSeticla Court House. where he intcn.',
In keep an assortment and full supply ui
READY MADE TIN WARE,
at Wholesale or Retail, which he will sell
"n as reasonable terms as any other like
establishment, in the Southern country.
Having worked at the business nine wear,
III The North and South. he can with conf
d"ncc assure those who NAV favor him
with their custom, that they NAV ai all
times depend upon having their Ware well
manufactured.
He will also make to or2er, Tin Fave
TrnucIis. Conductor Heads aud Pipes, and
put them up if desired. All orders from
Town or Country thankfully recc. d and
promptly attended to.
n. B. Old Tin repaired. and all kinds of
lob work, in his line, executed with neat, +,
ness and despatch.
ii. p. CHURCH.
DuntonsviIc, March 20, 1898 acS
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Cello Mixture.

FHNIIE aSov' sancvcr aIins remedy for that
IL variety OF collie, distressing to Ini;,rts,
stances are too commonly @ivcn II is safe and
S""tIling. and instead OF producing cOStivcncSs it
liSl,alv oprratcS ;:cnlly on the bowels.
This remedy has now been used for several
years. with that success and appreciation, which
Inack medicines made to sell. cannut C, u,.Iantl
II Is extensively used by the hest physicians in
the ounliy, and 10 us" the lauguasc of many
mother acts ns Il charm. h,r it allay- the
pam and luils the child to rest it does moi leave
behind it those unpleasant symptoms. which
i-a'idannm. Bncnans Drops &c. generally pro-
ducr .\mpl" directions accompar raci, virI;
and certificates OF It's efficacy Gt requred) can be
produced from til" most respectable cizcns of
Carolina and Gcorgm. For sale by
KITCHEN Il ROBERTSON .Iiamburo,
EDW WEBB. And,rson II.
WIN. IIACktT"r. Pcndhton e.. H.
DIR. l.. j MINIS, EdyGfeM {. H.
cb. 5 1888 fI
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Miscellaneous.

In an old book of '.New Travels in the
United States of America, performed by J.
p Brissot dc Warville," is the following
Immediately interesting passage OH steam
navigation. Mr.. RumSey whom he men
tions, was Il remarkable genius, and i pro
phet Of undoub,ed sagacity.
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. l, 1888.
brcakfasted with Samuel Ameland
rEmilen] one Of the richest and most bcne-
ficient Of the Society of Friends. lie is a
pupil of Anthony Benezct; he speaks q
him with enthusiasm. and treads in his steps
He takes an active part Ill every useful in
stitution, and rcoices in the occasion nf
doing good; ho loves the French nation an,
speaks thoir language. lie treats me with
the greaesl friendship; offers me his house
his horses. and his carriage. On leavin.
him, | went to SEQ m experiment near The
Delaware. on a boat, the object of which is
TO ascend rivers against the current The
inventor was MIR. Fitch. who had found II
company to support the expense. One of
tho most jealous associates is MIR. Thornton
of whom | have spoken. This invention
was disputed between AIR. Fitch, and Mr..
Rumscy Of Virginia. However, il DO, the
machine which | saw, appears well cxccu-
ted and we'll adapted to the design. The
steam engine gives motion To three large
oars ofconsiderable force " hicb were 10 sivo
GU strokes per minute.
II doubt not but. physically speaking.
this machine may produce par. of the effects
which wcro expected from it; hut doubt
its utility in commerce; for notwithstanding
ing the assurances OF the undertakcrs
1t must require manv men 10 nIanaoc il
and much expense in repairing the dam
ages occasioncd by the multiplicity of
thn friction. Yet I will allow that if tho
movements can he s;mplilied, and the ex
penses lesscncd, the invention may br use.
fnl in country where labor is dear, and
where the borders Of rivers are not accessi-
BILE. like those in France, by horses TO draw
the boats. This idea was consoing to DR..
sFhornton, whom l saw assailed by raiicr-
les on account of the steamboat. These
ra'lcres appear to INC very il! placed. The
obstacles to be conquered hy genius are
every where so considerable, the cncour-
agement SO feeble, and the necessity Of SIM
piy;2.% the want Of hand-labor so evident
chat / cannct without Indignation, see the
Americans discon'asIng, by their sarcasms,
the generous Efforts OF one Of their fellow
citizens"
"Since writing this letter. I have seen
Mr.. Rumsey in England. lie is a man o;
great ingenuity; and by the explanation
which he has given me, il appears that his
discovery, though foundedon similar prin-
ciple with that of Mr.. Fitch, is very differ
ont from it and far more simple in its exc
cution. MIR. Rumscy propos'd then (Feb.
17S9) to build vessel which should 20 to
America by the help only Of the steam en-
gine. and without sails. 1t was 10 make
the passage in Is days. perceive with
pain that he has not executed his project
which, when cxecu.ed. will introduces inio
commerce as ereatE change ~ the Giscove-
Sof the Cape Of Good lIope.H
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9oetie &eeess.
CHILDHOOD.

CHILDHOOD.
Childhood is like the laughing hours
Of early spring
The very cloud that DER it lours
A charm can bring;
For, like an April sky,
shower, sunny ray,
SO the bright tear in chidhood's eye
A smile can chase away.
But even whilst we cazo
Those early days are gone.
And soon the glowing rays
OF summer hasten on:
The bud hath opened to tho flower.
The boy to manhood sprung,
And from his heart sims hardening power,
Its bitterness hath wring,
lie dreams that he can win from fame
An honorcd dca,hless name;
And by following glory's banner bright.
He finds an early grave;
But memory enshrouds in night
The last hope Of the brave.
lie is foreottcn-o'er his bier
No nations tears arc shed;
Nough., save widowed mothers tear,
Laments tho hero dead.
The poet strikes his !utc-
Sweet thrill its golden strings;
BUT public praise is mute
His lay no rapture brings.
And mournfully his heart.
Echoes its tender tone.
His airy dreams depart,
His hope Of fame has flown.
Like an expanded flower,
Whose leaves fall one by one.
Hope fades meath disappointnents power,
Till manhood's prime is gone.
And age, like autumn, chill and scar.
Sca,ters each fading leaf,
Till not one flower remains TO cheer
The path Of life so sadly drear.
And vet so brief
Till al! tho weary heart would cravo
Is blu, rest from woes
Tho coming winter of the grave
Its snow around him throws
And oven thus, from youli, 10 age.
Man treads his weary pilgrimage.
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Es,sl,r0ccd EOgz0u Gins,

VHNIlE l. subscribers having established Il COT
IL INN GIN MhNUFAtT TORY in the
Town Of Hamburg, :. C., OH the i,nproved sys.
TEN of Mr. Boatwr"hi. beg leave To recommend
their Gins to the public. They warrant their
Gins to he equal it not superior 20 those Of Mr..
Boatwright. ON account Of an alteration, which.
iiI their opinion, is decided improvement: that
is. instead of blocks ri wood OH the ribs they
have adopted the plan OF making the ribs Of their
Gins entirely "isu ri and iron, which have prov
cd hy cHprricnc" to be preferable.
MIR. cartwright having declined the Gin ma
king business i'll Augusta, Mr.. l.. B. CoBB. who
conducted it there for him. b"ing one of the part
mers in the concern, they will emdenvor to give
satisfaction to all who may favor them with their
custom.
u Gins repaired at the shortest notice.
COBB tS KENNEDY.
Hamburg, S. c.. April 10. tim II
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More New Goods.

lust received by NICHOLSON a. Pres
- LEY the following articles, which in ad-
dilion to their former stock, they now have
on hand Il general assortment of scasonablc
GOnDS.-to which they invite the attcn-
ton Of their customers.
A good assortment of Gents. and Ladies'
fine shoes.
Boys and Misses do do
Geut's fine Pumps.
Ladies' superior kid Slippers.
Several cases Black and White summer
Hats, the latest " most fashionable STYLE.
Georgia Nankins.
Black Thibbet and Summer Cloths.
Also. n good assortment Brown Linens,
DrIllin@S and Vcstinus-which they can
have made up in good style at the short
est nntice.
Also, good supply superior fancy Prints.
French MuslinS.
Cambrcs aud Printed Lawns.
Ladies' fancy Ilandkcrcicis.
New style Muslin worked collars.
Mournin. prints, tiinSI,ams and Muslin.
Black GroS de Swiss Silks.
Ladies' superior black colorcd u white Kid
Gloves.
do Black and White English Silk Glove,
do do Lace Silk do
Black White and cnlorc,l Lace Silk do
Black and white Thule for wells.
a good asSnrImcn, Bonnet, Cap, anu Belt
Ribbons.
Feather Fans.
Ladies' fine plain Straw Bonncis.
Misses do
In addition to the above named goods
They have mnny other articles too tedious
to cnumcratc, which they will sell OH ac-
communicating terms. Il Is
Edgcliclu, June 9Th.
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list Of LETTERS.
ND EMAiNlNG i'll the Post Office at Eds.
Ee field T.. House, on the Ist of july. lB:s

I'D EMAiNlNG in the Post Office at EDGE.
ke field Z. House, Oh the LIST of July, 1888.
Burkhallcr, Elum Bush. John
Brailham, Mrs. K Baronton, Mrs. G..
Body, Alfred Bird. Eidrcd NJ.
Bmt, WIN. Nj. Beidsoe, Julius
Crane, David DoZier, Mary
Cooper, Silus Divit Me John o
Cook, VIM. Dawson, Pcrmela
Chadwick, Isaac Dolby, VIM.
Cockroii, Capt Benz.
E&F
Elsmore, Allen Field, Richard
Freeman, James
G&H
Gibbs, Jasper Green. a j..
Garganis, Elizabeth IIu.hs. Mrs N,rtb,
Gregory, Alexander Harrison
IusSam. James Holmes. Martha
Nri'hh' N. l.. linshs, Johna. p. II.
JK&
ZONES ZONES Zen. James kenneday, Jorden c.
J""eS' hont. y. Lott. Emslcy
Jeanmy, Mr.. Lee. Peter
JUDI es oi the Inf. Court LoucIcss, Tbos. ~
ei EdSetcld DIST. Liit'efiekl, ID. C.
Lcqucx, Miss Amelia
Mays, RIG Mathis. Missr
Nior:E. sidney Montgomery "A. F..
Medock Van Nlurrel. Wm
Moss. WI
n & O
Norman or Angus Odcn. John r.
NucEcila, Hon. w. II. ONcal, John
PQ&R
Phillips, Rev. JOS. l,uarlcs, Sarah
rrotiiro, VIM Roberts. MISS C.
lrlrl;ifd, Ndward Roberts Andrew
t>uar!cs, Sarah Robertson, WIN.
sat
Shnmperd, John Srinn. p. ii.
Sloan, Joseph TilInan Benz. r. 9
sawyer. Geo. V. Tow send J. W. =
Sea,lc Pleasant Temples. Thomas
Stately. Hiss l.. NJ. Tally. Caleb
Sheriff, Mr.
V&W
Vinson, Elizabeth Warllaw. F. IT. 2
Williams. Butler Williams. Tmmn
Williams, Polly X. Williams. Sam. sen
nj. FRAZIER, P. NJ.
Juy2, 1888 o7l 30
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State OF "outh { arolina
.4BBETILLE DISTRICT.

Jacob Clamhcrlm. } .1nnchmcm in .4sSumt
Survivor. IS. TtrO Notcs-Dumgo,s
John a. Young. Sa53 50 cts. ~
PHNlIE Plaintiff ha,in this day filed his dec
n laratiom i'll this case. in the ,icrk'S Office
and the said John 4. Young having no wife or
attorney. known to be in this province. upon
whom copy at the said declaration with Il
special order of the Cour, endorsed thereon. can
be served: IL IL therefore Ordcrcd that the said
John \. Young do appear and make his defence
witt, II year and day. from the filing of the SAID
declaration It's aforesaid. or final and absolute
Judgment will be forthwith given and dawardcd for
the said plaintiff.
JAS. WARDLAW, c. c.p.
Clerks Office, Jan. II, 1883 dau 81
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FRESH SUPPLY

IL
or BiGGING, RUfE l. BACON,
JUST RECEIVED AND Fo SALE.
00n Pieces best III IENlP BAGGING,
-St0I stO do wide TOW do
lu) Coils OF small II, mp lopc,
100 do. do. Tow do
$50 lbs. ngIish 'iwillc,
10,000 prime Bacon Sides,
Sugar, Coffee and Aloasses,
Sat. Iron and Steel
Teas, L. ai' and Lump Sugar,
Bran,iys, Wines. and Cordals,
All Of the above lrliclcs, or any tna we NAV
sell we will ,r0rrnnf to lie of the best quality, a d
will sell TO order Or otherwise. at the lowest
possible prices; and we assure our ri ndS and lI,
public generally. that orders for Bagsns and
Rope, or any other article i'll line, shall la,
our best attention
We still continue to transact business on Com
mission, a'i will attend To the selling or storing
al Cotton. OF any other business entrusted to OH
care. ii. l. JEFFERS Il ca
Hamburg. July IL, lS:'S tf23
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- SHS a EE;ED.

b MON the subscriber, some two or ,hrc
II weeks ago a small gray horse. Gusu,l,v
called pony, about tonryrars oircr. las vcry
large for ii horse Of his size, roman no,,
snort main u tail. and PAGES exceedingly wen
winch Is his tav"rile gate. Ten dollars will lc
gwen T." any person who will deli, ar tho horse
I" III" subscriber. living in IIamhuss ora sr,i,a.
h'e reward Tor any intelligence showing where
he is 50 as kc can kc bad
Nay2i 4 II
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HLess X TIN ANEs g
w. n R r..

HN|lE Subscriber has on hand y very large
II supply of ready made TIN w WARE.
OF all descriptions, hich he offers al whale
sale or retail. al as low prices as can he af
iorded in this part Of the country. He has
also large supply Of the newest fashion Of
JAPAN WARE,rogcther with English and
Block Tin Ware Of excellent quality. Also
Copper and Sheet Iron Ware-Sheeting
and Brazing C"pper,-Bl"ck Tin, Stow"
Spelter. and Tin Plate-all Of which he of
fers fnr sale low for cash. at No IGS Broad
streer. Augusta. b. +. CHEW.
The subscriber being truly thankful 70
the very liberal patronage heretofore be-
slowed upon him hv his friends aad the pub
lir generally. respectfully solicits contin-
uancc OF their favors-and offers his scrvi-
ccs in either nf ,he following branches of
his bn>iness-Copper Tin, Sheer Iron, and
Roofing Is. T.. G.
Augusta, Ga, March 5 IFS
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STATE OF SOUTH tROLlNA.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT., }

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT., I
COLUMBIA, June Il. ISIS. {
Byh Erceiiency PIERCE NJ. BUTLER,
Esq. GoCfrAor and Commander in -chi,(
in and oUer the State aforesaid.
NM llEREAS Information has been re-
w ccivcd by this department that a
most atrocious murder was committed in
the District of Ornngeburg Oh the 9Th day
of May last, about dark, on the body ofJoHN
BONNET, while sitting by the fire i'm his
OWN house, who was then and there shot
dead by some person as yet unknown
NOW KNOW YE, Thar TO the intent
that justice may he done. and thar the per-
petrator of this horrid crime may he brought
to legal punishment do hereby ofer a
reward ofTWO HUNDRED DOLLARS
to any person "r persons who will give IN
formation against The pcrpetrator of the said
murder, SO that the offender. his aidcrs. and
abettors may be apprehcnded and suffer lhe
penalty Of the law for the SAID crime.
And it is hereby further proclaimed and
made known, that the informant, on his ap-
nearine and giving evidence on the rial of
the said murderer, his aihers, and a5ctiors,
shall stand free and discharged of and from
any prosecution Or legal proceedings against
himself, for or on account of The said mar
der.
(~~o) Given under my hand and The
LIS. seal Of The Sla'c.at Colum-
w. bia, 9th June. 1888.
=. NJ. BUTLER.
BY order.
3. y. SAXON, Secretary Of State
lima & 10
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TO all whom il may Concern.
NJ Office is hereby given, thar the sub
" srrih"r, with Others. will petition the
Legislature Of this State, at its next session,
for Charter of n Bridge across Saluda
River, near Chappcll's Ferry.
ANDREW l.. LARK.
May II, 1898. nc Il
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NO's'EdrE.

THNHE Notes and Accounts Of DR.. James
IL Spann, deceased, have been left with
Mr.. II. l.. Jeilers. in Hamburg. All per-
sons indebted to DR.. Spann are requested
to call and pay MIR. Jcilcrs, who is authorized
to receive the money; and those having
demands against the Estate will please rcn-
der them 10 him. T.. SPANN,
March 2G, 1888 ifs Adm'irir.
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briggs, OILS, sc.


SHHilE Subscribers respectfully lnvi,c tho AT
= tcntlon of Mcrrhants. Planters Physicians
and others T." their MI Stuck of
FaESH w EDICINES,
oils Of nH kinds, Pants, Dye Siug$,
Windop Glass. Brushes, Sc. &c.
Ar THEIR STORES IN
II y NJ BU re AND AUGUSTA
Their supply is heavy, their assortment good
aud their articles fresh.
Dealing entirely with the Manufacturers or
Origin@i Importers, they can sell their goods
a. low any hcusc inthc Southern Country.
Please call and examine.
Oar Sinr" i'll Hamburg is next to In L. JEr-
fERs ~ Cos. In Augusta, opposite to BEALL 5
or SrOvALLs Ware Houses
KITCHEN & ROBERTSON.
WILLIAM h. kircHES,
+. vi. RoBERrs0v, NJ. y.
December 6. 1897 h IS