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flavor. In new lands we have sowed
cabbages with turnips, and have had
fine heads through the winter. There
is no reason on earth, why our people
should longer eat long collards the
cabbage is more nutricious, easier of
digestion, and may be made just as
abundantly as co1lards. IF you a0ill
plant collard seed, transplant them,
and cut the tap root of, and you will
have show Of cabbages from them.
Soil of the South.
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Jew David's Hebrew Plaster.

Jew DAvtd'S Hebrew Plaster.
iNHE great remedy for Rheumatism, Gout, Pain
IN the Side, Hip, Back, Limbs and Joints ;
Scrofuia, Kings Evil, White Swelling, fiard lIa-
mors, Stiff Joints, and all fixed pains whatever
Where this Pluster Is applied, pam cannot exist.
1t has been beneficial in cases OF weakness, such
- Pain and Weakness in the stomach, Weak
Limbs, Lnmeness, Affection Of the spine, Fo-
male Weakness, &c. No female, subject to pain
or Weakness in the back or sides, should be with.
out It. Married ladies, in delicate situstons, find
great relief from constantly wearing this Plaster
The application of the Plaster between the
shoulders has bsen found a certain remedy for
Colds, Coughs, Rhthisic, and affections Of the
nation by perspirati6n.
The following commendation Is from an agent
residing at Trenton, Tennessee:
TRENroN, Giben0fCo. Tenn, Nov. Z, 49.
MEssRs scoviL g. MEAD--G Gentlemen The
Hebrew Plaster is becodaisg popular in this sec
she would not be without ibis Plaster for Eve hun
dred dollars year. Sheswas afflicted for some
time with an enlargement Of the spleen, which
gave her great deal of pain. The swelling and
pain had extended up neary to the afmpit, and
occasionally she could scstrejy breathe. She was
vas attended by eome q our best pbys;cians, but
they gave her no reliefg She procured box of
the Hebrew Plaster, nd It relieved her almost
Immediately. and noyshe keepsa supply Of il ON
hand constantly. These facts you are at liberty
to use as you think Efoper-they are substantially
true. psStsu'!y, yosss, &c,
5y.sx23ss JESSE ]. WELLS.
" Be'oae e'srafs.,siss sads Re-. Iwil4-
CAUTIoSSThe subscribers are the only gencr.
al agentgin the Southern States fol. the sale Of
this tply valuable Plaster; and, in order to pre-
pFpurchasers being imposed on 3y counter.
t article, sold In this city and elsewhere, for The
genuine, they invite particular attention to the
following marks Of tho genune:
!. The genuine h put up in smooth, engine
turned bottom boxes, soidered In, -.'--..
2 The genuine has the engraved head of Jew
David on the directions around tho box, with ac-
companying record Of court to E. Taylor, Ro-
chester. ...7%. ;....7 :.
ALSO TAKE NOTICE.
That the genuine has the signature of E. TAY.
TOR on the steel plate engraved label, ON the top
of zach box-to initiate which, viii bo pfusecnted
as forgery. .{<.al. -.
The Counterfeit is coarsely put mp, In imitation
Of the old labels, and Is sold by several dealers In
medicine in this city for the genuine article.
EeWars Of it--it q Worthless,
gz,.s,Es SC0VIL s. MEAD,
sk lib Charles st., New Orieaus, /.
Only Agents for the Southern States, to whom all
orders and applications for agencies must inya-
riably be addressed. Solds also, by
- 5WARDfsAw e. sLYoy, Abbeviile G.. HI.
g% BEnsoH & CUNNrNoHAA,, Andersen.
mya].. GIL. PENN EdgefeId, CHI. l6m
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N EWy SPRIN e. GOODS|
Fnll Supplies.
~ ~


HAVE NOW received their full suppiiesssf
IL SPRING and SUMMER DRY GOODS
eomprising the iargest assortment they hare ertr
ctered to the public, and embracing great varie-
~ of new and splendid articles
AMONG WHICH ARE,
Paris printed Grenadines, of rich and elegant
styles,
Rich printed Grape de Paris Bareges, and Fou-
lard silks, Of the latest Paris styles,
Superior French printed Jackonets, and Organ
dies, Of new and beautiful styles.
Rich Brocade Grenadines, an elegant article
for Ladies Dresses,
Superior plain colored and black Grape do Paris,
and plain black silk Grenadines,
Superior plain black Satin de Chine, Satin do
Nord, Rich Tafta and Black Watered Silks,
Rich colored Dress Silks, of the latest Paris
styles,
Small checked Silks, for Ladies' spring and
summer wear, Of beautiful styIes, e. sassl,
Splendid White Lace Robes, and White Gfena-
dimes,
Real Vaienciennes, and Thread Laces,
Superior Swiss and Jackonet sEdgings and In
ser:ings, (some Of extra qnnlitys)
Ladies Extra Rich, French, Spanish aud Bridal
Fans, 1c #SS5
Ladies' superior white, black and and colored
Kid Gloves,
Ladies' Parasols, Of rich and elegant styles,
Plain white and black, Ii;a rich Embroidered
Grenadine Shawls, r.
Rich Embroidered White and Mode colored
Grape Shawls, Of splendid styles,
Superior plain whfts,S black, salmon, mode and
cherry coioted Grape SShawls,
A very large supply of Mourning Goods, for
Ladies summer wear,
Superior Freuch, English and American Prints
in great variety of styles,
Superior Manchester aud French Fancy and
Mourning Ginghams, of new and beautiful styles,
large supply Of articles suitable for Gentle
men and Youths summer wear, .'SI,'.-S
With great variety Of other articles suitable
for Family and Plantation use, and to all Of which,
they respectfully invite the attention Of tho pub
tic. (aprl2-3
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CUCUMBERs FOR PICKLING.-It has
generally been practiced to plant Gu.
cumbers late for pickling. In colder
climates it is best, but here the best
pickles are those that are picked ear
ly. Late cucumbers are invariably
wormy, and shrink more in picking
than early ones. Cucumbers may now
be picked, and put down in salt for
future picking. Take sweet cask
or jar, cover the bottom over with salt,
now spread a layer of cucumbers, and
now another layer of salt, then anoth-
er layer of cucumbers, and SO on un-
til the vessel is full, always taking care
to have some weights on the top of
the cucumbers to keep them down
They make their own pickle; and if
kept always under the brine will keep
for years.
When wanted to pickle, they should
be taken from the cask and soaked in
fresh water, for four days, taking care
to change the water often. Put them
IN brass kettle, cover them with good
vinegar, add piece of alum the size
OF hickory nut to every gallon of
pickles, and add garlic, peppers and
spices as the taste may dictate; let the
whole be scalded, and then put in jars
for future use. The pickles will be
green, brittle and acid. One. gallon
Of good whiskcy, Or two of watershas
been found to make capital vinegar
for cucumbers. Have the liquid in q
cask, and pick the fresh cucumbers
and put them Immediately into it; the
action of the cucumber upon liquid
turns it into good vinegar. A proper
quantity of salt should be added to
the vinegar; they may be eaten from
the cask, good pickles.-Sosz Of the
South.
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south Carolina,

SOuth CafOl1Ma, } - p l-ss;tss!g5Ies q,
J. F. Kennsdy, Adm's; '. ri. H. q a AfcxaHiier.
Attachment. t e.
WHEREAS, the p1aintif did, Of, Tie iiftif;aay
" Of Msy, file his Edeclayation sses sthe
Defendant who, ssiit tiseaid, =: absent mons md
without !he limits Of this State. apd hss sssiher
whom copy of the said .DeciaratSoI fhisht Is
served Il Is therefore ordered, taS the AK; de-
fsndant do appsarsni psessi t0 ne aid DeSlars-
ton, on os befcfo sixih dy sofs kicsh
wilhelm tho yssre eur aid Do SisisissiSSf Siht
hnsdsed and II MD slss-
lnss Judgmest aa VII De-
-. s, MATTHEws asnxsisss 6.as,. 81
C1efk's Omcs. ssh dsys IS. q
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NoTIuH 70 cosTRAcToRs,u uARFEH5
TEHa &c.

NoTIcH 70 co1ETRAcToRA OAaFEN-
y1rR1rTEN rRoPosALs wiBbs rsssivedby
wv the Conrnissionen of the POOR {os Abbes
vile, for building, and furnishing the reaterisls
thereof Of a House Of tbs following desetipfion;
The building to be Of wood {; length. seventy.
two feet; width, thirty feet, inclusive OF sed
rooms, and open piazza running the whole lchHth.
The length Of tho shed.rooms, each eighteen feet
and ten feet wide, making four rooms;
-four in nun, ss 1y sa.s ,ns Zee, = ..s
be ceed overhead, and the rooms to be divided by
framed pastikons. Tho house to be ono Story
twelve feet from Aoor to ceiling. One floor Of
inch and quarter plank tongncd ana grooyed /;
eighteen windows Of twelve sash, painted :and
glazed, and ten by twelve glass; twelve doors ON
hinges and provided with iatchets. Good shingied
roof; six brick chimneys, two of them doubls, and
OF sufficient height; twenty pillars Of good brick
or rock, laid in lime mortar, fhe to,cest of which
to be two feet high. The whole work to be con-
structed of the best materials, done in workman
like style, and completed by the first Of March
1852.
The contractor will be allowed to supply him
0elf from the poor house plantation: with all the
necessary timber Of the finest quality and mas.
much as the now steam saw mill is within a con-
venient distance. and now IN snccsssfai operation.
the Commissioners fatter themselves thnt this fa-
cility will have considerable influence IN govern
ing proposals. He may. also have the liborty Of
making and burning the brick on the farm.
Proposals will be received until the tn Of Ju.~
ly next, aud may be handed to any one OF tKs'
Commissioners, who will meet at tho poor house
on that day and decide who is entitled to tho Job
If further information is required appsy,to
WILLIAM HILL,
sec'y Sc Treas.
JAMES BRENNAN,
AUG H. MORTON,
JOHN PRATT, }Com's.
WIN. H. McCAW, a.
WILLIAM HILL,
Abbeville c. H., June, 1891.
june7 1T
u Anderson Gazette will copy three times and
forward account 10 this Office. lsFs%9!
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South Carolina,
ABBEyILLE;DIs'r.
d, ,..Is Eaurrr.
e. Shoemaker,

Polly M. Shoemaker. y Hannah E. Shoemaker,
ct al.-BiI for Partition.
Rf virtue Of an order Of the Court in this case.
~ u will sell at Abbeyille Court House, on sale
day in July next, on a credit Of ono and two wears,
except costs which arc to be paid in cash, The
tract Of land described in the Bill containing EtbIso
hundred and my seven acres, more Of less sss4hs
surety to secure the purchase money, sid nv IN
papefs. III. A. ZONES ~. sn.s
Ccm'n Office, Sd June, ls5 -.
ju7 ~. ~ 7s't ~ q ~
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Fresh Arrivals.
- The subscribers are now receiving at the
u Drug Store large and fresh supply Of
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Paints, Dye
Stufs, Varnishes Of every Kind,
brushes Of every description,
Physicians and Planters; and the public generally
are invited to give us O call.
The Ladies' are invited to call and examine our
stock OF PERFUMERY. consisting of large
stock CT Hdkf. Extracts, Cooking do, Colognes,
and Soaps Of every description.
mhlS WARDLAW e. LYON.
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and put them Immediately into it; the
action of the cucumber upon liquid
turns it into good vinegar. A proper
quantity of salt should be added to
the vinegar; they may be eaten from
the cask, good pickles.-iSosz of the
South.
SUBLIME TRUTHs.-Leta a man have
all the world can give him, he is still
miserable, if he has a grovelling, un-
lettered, undevout mind. Let him
have his gardens, his fields, his woods,
his lawns, for grandeur, plenty, orna.
ment, and qualification; while at the
same time God is not in all his thoughts.
And let another have neither field nor
garden; let him only look at nature
with an enlightened mind-a mind
which can see and adore the Creator in
his works, can consider them as dem.
onstrations of his power, his wisdom,
his goodness and truth-this man is
greater as we'll as happierin his power.
ty, than the other In his riches the
one Is little higher than the beast, the
other but little lower than an angel.
6>>~%
eW Liberality and thankfulness
are the bonds Of concord.
Little said is soon mended.
Liberality is not giving largelY,but
giving wisely.
Life is half spent beforss#e know
what it is. sas:g
Listeners hear no good Of themselves.
Live and let live.
Look not agiR horse in the mouth.
LoYeth frlend with: all his faults
noneRIe without imperfections.
|skying lips are an abomination to the
Lord. -
sa "What would I giye,' said
Charles Lamb, sto call my mother
back to earth, for one day, to ask her
pardon upon my knees for all those
actsby which 7 gave her gentle spirit
pain.H
SEcTARIANIsld.- narrow pre-
ludices, that make you hate your neigh
Dor, because heIhas eggs roasted when
youhave yours boiled. 3
To. .MoRRoW The day whenidlers
work and fools reform. ~
IovINa D1ALoGuE..tWife I am
shortly TO leave You. Tie edector tells
me that I am to live but a few hours at
most. I shall soon be in heaven
1Nhat ! yon soon he III HEAVIER? I?
You2 You'll never be any nearer
heayen than you are now, you old
M Dolphus, Dolphus,r hoarsely
|gTowled the old man, 'Dolp phus, bring
me my cane and let mo lsrrnp the troll:
lop once more before i die."
SHocKINt A Is bank not team old
dilapidated one was shown us yes.
teraay with q piece spf yellow. papsr
EpAsSed on the back Of it on which was
written III 3 bold free hand it
BIZ I'll back youln 80
Hook and Q friend. came to a
htiee. s..Do YOU know.who built this
bfidgao asked he of Hoo, No;
Ihntf yon GO over geu VIII be tolled." !"
HEAD nm 20 YopAs AsSwEsrHEAR4s.-sIhe
fo1SiG mem 'of segmndanity
EspSs = sng1 0tss t]s Young women.
ttes An epiitt ed, int elli9ept ~
yonlI men IN la ,ps.
81 fSl t1f Q p 4 q tSuGS n jis
s Is sSud reAned: But
Eif & 2ebta1 ~ fiitcJ6m sndSf|ly.
AZ yoan1 5!R fall md
&.
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SEcTARIANIsad- Little narrow pre-
iudices, that make you hate your neigh.
:bor, because he has eggs roasted when
youhave yours boiled (
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To.M .MoRRow The day whenidlers
work and fools reform.
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E "What would I giye,'' said
Charles Lamb, .to call my mother
back to earth, for one day, to ask her
pardon upon my knees for all those
acts:by which I gave her gentle spirit
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JAMES DRENNAN,I !
AUG H. MORTON,
JOHN PRATT,
WIN. H. McCAW, !
WILLIAM Hill,

Abbeville c. H., June, 1891.
june7 ~ 1T
" Anderson Gazette will copy three times and
forward account 10 this Office.
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REMOVAL.

The Subscriber has removed to the Stgre for
mery occupied by TIios. J. Warren, Esq, inrne-
dlaleIy oppose the Masonic Hall, where.lre may
always ie found ready and happy to see and &C
cnn"dae his friends and tie public, TO any article
in The Inc of CHEAP SADDLERY y. and IIAR-
NESS; having on hand fresh and good supply,
am prepared to offeribcm on the lllusl reasonable
ami accommodating terms.
Saddles Of every quality and price,
Brides, Marting ,Ies, Whips, Spurs,
Birdie and tIarm as Bits, and .,
Trimmings of all styles and DESCRIPTIONS,
C"lars, Brushes. Curry Combs. y
HARNESS made to order and warranted of the
very hest style nd quality.
Wagon Harness and Bits, and Trace Chain
cheaper han any one else intopn. Together with
VaI'ces and Carpet Bags, and NIL other articles
usually kept for sale in Sqddiery aud Harnsss
establishment -
~ AL. thankful for the liberal patronage
heretofore received, and beg that it may be con-
tinued and abundantly increased, as i am pre-.
pared To execute ali orders for work, IN INV line.
with neaircss and dispatch, and at prices which
cannot be objected to; as am willing to follow
the golden rule-"Licc, and let Lire"
-. OAKS.
Jan'y. II. 1851. S If
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Darlington Hetel,
DARLINGTON COURTHOUSE.

TNHE above Hnuse having been purchased and
l fitted up anewAE JoHN DorEN, is again open.
ed for the accommodation Of the Public. Strict
attention to the wants and comforts OF guest.
will be given, and no effort, calculated to merit
the patronageof all who may favor the establish.
rcent with a VISIT shall be spared
All tha, the market and surrounding country
afford will be found upon the table.
Comfortable rooIns Tor families or individuals,
are prepared.
The Stables will be attended by careful and
attentive hosllers.
Drovers can be well accommodated. as any
number Of horses and mules can he ept in the
stables and lots expressly prepared for them.
Nov. l, 1850. S6 #
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New Arrival.

New Arrival.
TIME Subscriber mas just received
l. 25 Barrels Baltimore Flour,
- IIhds. Bacon Sides,
- Hhds. Sugar,
200 Sacks Salt.
- Bills. New Orleans Molasses,
Cask Sugar Cured Hams,
A Few Sacks Rio Coffee,
Mararibo d.
500 Lbs. Best Leaf Lard.
Adamantine and Tallow Candles,
Rice. Cheese-No. Mackerel,
- Bbls. Crashed Sugar
ALSO,
10000 Segars. such as pressed "Rio ffondo."
"Esculapen" Rencurrel'' II omuiunes," and
.Vir"
TOBACCO
Mrs. MIller's Fine Cut,
Myers Hest,
Wilson's Honey Dew,
Witcher's Super6ns &c.
With great many articles cheap for cash, by
WM C. MOORE.
Feb IL Il 49,. #
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10000 PAIRS OF
pnnTS AND SHOES.

ro RE HAD at the New sl'oe ot" Sa,o,e offered +,
.,J lower than any ever oe'o'o ar.
:, ,h;s marke,-having PAID he ,i I.roest man
y, ,nd selected from The Desl s"u as,,er our.
f,ac,urers in the United e'a,es, @ ,sa.ed in guam
selves that one can 'a .,nct consists in part, -
,l,y, quality and price, A"
" M.n'. lS.'Sm sns Cali stitched Boots N
Waterproof DO DO Stitched sds "t and quilted ,s,s'
90 n.;r, fine Calf sswed boots fen g's ss from y %
aOU oS pam a. :" and Kippegssa, ~ ns Sa 1 d
~ c.. Calf scwed Boues ~ I" % o., w a. TO $50
| men h and 10th Congress, y, p IN
:. L. jersey Tics, s. ~ 30 ~ 80 no
:. pssssd Bss''s'; 7ss g. to % q 4 20 8
J. Youth. Ky psessd B'Hsss'' IS zsstssi 81 90
: y" -" Boots assorted
1t Kip Ladies' Depa. .men''
r. Fine silk Caters, black anu e'::eN
To las!'"s I" wcl,s and black ,.
h. y" " Half CATERS, wells ,sns anu ,uS uuit black
WI, {. Ties, Fo.ed Bread and a.. .apn; nn'y
=, "s' Z. " without TiTs' , iut rT,"s %nroeo,
'n 's, . Jenny Lind Bootees hu anu .''
Pump :, ,.r,meled Excelsior. Liza
ivy Nil Mo ~" und MOROCCO Jenny Lind Du'A'"'
ns. asTKs Fas Ka ai Slipper; @ with ns;ss sss :.
-" rims MprrurcO Slippers u, a!,u Il, e'
+ r,. mas lies and BusklLs, "ets
are : r,ins me Meroeco do do
ard Fine Fin ..,ra me,USi wide Slips and Ties
ice, Goat Busk'ns anu i''''
en- Goat Bo1,s n,.o. and colored Cater, ec,;,.,
:. u.t 6us aTJ hInp "s and pruuze Bootees
SacE cO'ossS .sa sppd'p spd begged School sh0
Children H, a;sb great variety "l " "sn,iun.
Mr.. and thiidrens shors' too nus,o n, so- ,,I
shall vr,1N,; TRUNKS, CAKtr;Ehi ,,;i n
ed 10 Fine III I've I.TS and CAPS. Al q. nasS' %">
at all sod lower than the l1wss' M ~ the NEW Sill
,efore w ISSyCnll and see for yohFs'''' ovn
STORE Of WORKMAN q no"'-
# Sept. 90
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: workman & Boone

Are now receiving large SEW saS,@Gs GssTTIEs, !" and
-emb!ae'"gi fisir CIR Stock Ivy lar the most 'o'' A"0
e0mp'e,a m"oTs AND SHOES
h,en offered in this market has
that a. ever Of these goods great care
In the ssss,o To svs and quality Tie ,G"Tsa"
been taken a,sr;ais a. ~ are Of the best descrp'0
the rse .p puSe ss are respectfully STs M n ss quality
examine aa n,;ee to give satisfaction to any anu '
ES Anrif n. --------------
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), MOREAU M M ct
Notice.

cousc,L CHAMBER. Apr, ,5 !, ,hs p%. Council
vi ss s ssf""s Ss hi" "-; RssSf1s 6 he:
e: r; r. s;:: % :" :: 81 %
Gss,dnsn ,bs, bsfteas spprs'on BY letter
W w cosns nsa IL hand % anf.s ~5as the Keeping
~; i s 8; Sss s' I'D De :; g;
s f.; IS: . :,: s:; s;;'; SI:
nn,iI rI' ssld Of April tor putting up sp,aund.
fs Tenee around the Ssgr.a gg,a.1 Sosy'sE n q anc ae
D I W. BALLARD, i: H.
anr;l H. ---
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MASONIC HALL
CLOTHING STORE.

~oo hlnG-street, corner OF wentworth,
CHARLESTON, s. C.
" A. KENT g. MITCHELL. are now re.
w . ceiving their usual supply of Spring aud
Summer Clothing, to which they would invite the
attention of purch sers. They Keep constantly on
hand a full and complete stock Of C!othing and
Genllemen's Oulfiiting articles. Purchasers will
at all times find IuIl stock of
English and French Cloth Dress end Frock uoats
Medium and low priced Cloth do
Pants, of all descriptions,
And iull sto' OF Vests.
They would invite attention to their stock Of
Out6tlng articles, viz: Shirts, Collars, Crayats,
Under t'armenis, Hosiery Ilopes, Suspendcrs,
Dressing Gowns, &c. DC ~
All ofthe above Goods will be sold at the low.
est prices.
w. A. KENT tS MITCHELL,
26S King-sL cor. Wentworth.
April IL. 29 If
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Notice.

THE Subscribers have this day formed Co
l. partnership under the name and firm Of Mof.
fat & Moore, for the purpose of carrying on the
General Auctioneering business. A share of pat.
ronage is solicited. X. s. MOFFAT.
WM. Z. MOORE.
Jan. LIST, 1851.
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Notice to Guardians, &c.

n UARDIANS, Trustees and others accounta-
" ole to this office, are hereby required to file
their Annual Returns during the present month or
earlv in April. Th"se who have not complied
with this requision by the 18th April, may OK Pee,
to be served with Rules. y
WM.. N. SHANNON. c. E.k.p.
Commissioners Office, March8lh. 1861. 10 If.
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NEW FALLTOUDS'
corn! Corn!!

SMN) p1-sHELs Yellow Corn, /,
CNCO do White do.
Received and for sale nIM IN lots w 70 sus RRHnIEY.
by ~, "a l6 s,sza
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E,ecutor's Notice.

AZ those who were indebted d. to Ssas sss srs hereby
K McKain, at the time Of ms nS uuI make settlement,
called to come forward nanas aGo ISs his estate viii
And hsss Sssj h1sng Ss% s sp"s
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ROBERT LATTA'

cr ruE FIRM OF DICKSON & LATlA.
n1n Lnn n respectfully inform his friends and the
WoolLtn Generally, ,h,t he is now receiving q
public % Hsay and Fancy saxs SHs hs
si, a,sss ssa, HOTEL I aud n"od 'e'y opposite James
Dunlap's, ESD, N,,c, 18th. 1851. %
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Notice.

Notice. oe E,i,s
Ii to the sosesed ss's ' 10 make
p.,nea, before the ,oh inst ascou"s n's will be handed
"a. aS lns ss,s sl ss
save expenses. co., u At
Gamden, April Cd, 1901,
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no,,ntv Land to soldiers

By &C, Of .nS soders Of the
ss is :s:s and # hs the a::s ssi'si q s Soldier to their wi
dOTs Ss ana Undersigned % being permanently; thor
anS D;,s of Washington, aud p"sstb'I,h the require.
the enyd familiar Acquaintance WITH ,e nrenaTed to
ousn anu e ,he Government oceIs W.tr u ps With
s,s;S ss g"s' ' "a" lutte '"
claimants. ,.,,od on the hest Wes'e' :,
advantageous terms; p.volu,ionary and Navy
g::s: s:: : I; ;s': s;: E;
adjusted with prOmp'ness anu ar friends who
pe1soIs hsen in the Ary Navy ,Ser % servc
to him all wi,S !ah fee Of dollar mn ana 'e'
q'F's' WIZ Address, si s.I sp1:.'I p'is' G. TUCKER
Washington City, D. T.
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Camden Bazaar

NV ,mh,c generally, that We have just 5ecev,
" u arse assortment of Ready Made G G,o'""s 10 "sa
suhao,s ", ,,.rv lowest Cash prices possible. -.
az. ..I have also received fine assor.meH. u
WE oaths I'a aud BLACK and fancy eoloTea S TaS oa
meres' 10 "''''" NJ. DRuKER y Coz
| friends. II If
Feb. 20, 1901.