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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-08-26
ISSUE list, SEPT. T. 1858.

Daniel Otis Ex'rs vs. Elizabeth OFT
Simon Daniels ct al vs. Jacob '" smiths ENecutors
Henry { Eyer VS. A Cummings
jonathan I.ilcrs ; !. Bsck
Frejcrrl> r weed vs. Mm Wilson (farmcr)
Becker & Weller Charles St'es
Geo Chapel aud wife VS. JOAN Murphy aud wf5
same George riicr and wits
Sarah stahl vs. Peter Eccl.taI5 EXITS
Jacob Specs vs. Peter HuuTcl-(i suits)
James Brass Bcney!llc spotts
Frclcrick Boicnder J Mitchell and } Mitchell Jr
hartman Hart W; FIR Adams vs. n!,,s5sn Mas@nSeller
sama vs. j la II Hess
sane " Iuun.pian < Walter
J W Smiths Exers Valentine Hare
Charles Nos-r John Fisher &c
Peter RirhteT's iz'rs vs. W WasonSc.Ier
Strubir and l.Jtz vs. " lias>enpiuSh et nj
Frrdcrfc eicer Ir VS. } Hartman Jr with no. to Garn
.Jonat'a a'Daor!ins with no 10 Garn.
Abra.aI a..se VS. Peter Wolfe
Pete ,.,4l, vs. Abraham Wolfe
James y Croight Danl Eergler
Miller Son Erringer Va James smith
John Ellis ct nj J Martin ct al Garpi5has
NJ Fisher Hartman
Abraham Wolfe Salnl Wolfe
Germ Reformed Church EvanS Lutheran Church
Dan Ecngler James M'Creisht
A Cummings DR. ii p Hotenstein
s'me and wife
Peter Welsh Henry Welsh
same VS. Welsh
Christ a Frick Henry " Crotzcr
Henry " snyder John Snyder's Admir-
Wm Wa-onsec- VS. John II Fisher
Henry Eyer vs. John Cummings with
Sam ii Bibishause Piper and Crotzcr with no.
Wm Wagonseer Ellis and Hartman
John Snyler's Admir- J Cummings with no.
John Kessler, shT Christian schrayer
Lewis Admr vs. ii y Backliouss
same VS.
Robt Stadden VS. G. Lawrence with no.
Jacob IIoch Jr Philip Brenuer
Hannah Huinmel vs. Peter uun,lcl
Mary Reichley VS. VIM Rciehley
Benin Long Teed
Eliphalet Benedict VS. Jacob Moore
Painter and Bishop Jr VS. Henry Mussor ct al
Charles Stecs George kimbel
Jonathan Arbogast VS. WA Arbogast
Reuben Bobb vs. John Slii ton
David Spayd J Boxerso>'s AFIn'rs
Messenger & Cronra.h VS. IL 4 Ugh
same ii-Bry .li-h
Samuel Fisher Andre, !a,kc.
M'Eatlea's Admir- vs. l.,y :yte L. urepce Company
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-08-26

Lzy"Lumber quotations at Columbia on
the Susquehanna, are For culling, Sl2,
80; first common, S27 and s2S; pannel,
S3i and $50; samples $3.50 and 50 !;
grub plank, IS and $3.50; hemlock,
carce-sales at $40 and s1l; white pine
per M.,. s5l and SIG; laths, 1925 and
$3.50.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-08-26

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 23.-The whole
uumberiof deaths for the forty eight hours
ending at 6 o'clock this morning, was five
hundred and ffty-two-four hundred and
sixty-nine were of yellow fever. Besides
the above fearful mortality, there were
thirty deaths Of diseases not stated, which
will swell the entire deaths during the two
days to nearl4 sc Anndre1.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-08-26
TP1VEPSE .yTPOPC.

LeuSu-G-T Christ n P.sh"lcr 0.BVor-,. FSpJ ker.
hcg-u kaufman. bNrl. Il Uartm.n, .Kally, Sbadsc
Chrpm9p-philip Tierrold, Ssmi Sholl.
Isgrc-- .igl n NrtZrl, Johr u. siuith.
HrTt'ea,-in =. Wilson. Th0s H'ur,lv.
U-i.aiagfoa-Aut. Sr.clit. p. iIgutz, J. keeicr.
Wv BsJfiH-Saml Hunt. ; u. Winter
Tiips-J II. Erjley, G.BG rinan, User, W Hughes
Uf Is4rT-A " cmar. T. Frees. A. sii, Sr, d. Alter.
I;74y-,ico. hoffman, " II. Arbosast, in Baily.
Tpton-Samucl Saith. Charles Cawlcv
LimnsioHe-.i. Reher g. Chambers, Il. Chambers, Geo.
y-si J;ufr,',-t.c1rrc IIixon. Mitchell.
I6aOS. .eiinbach, T. iicccl, JWise A. shccacr, Jr.
Ulife Brer-AnOS kaufman.
M,idlscrsrt--fohn Bicsel.
NS'igsi1TJ-panial Ho-eurtif.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-08-26

raA Wilkes Barre paper states that a
gentleman of that town has "presented a
splendid pair of horses. at cost of 5000,
to-. his son. ~.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-08-26

s@.A boy was bitten on the ankle by a
copper snake at Shrocktown, Virginia; his
leg swelled awfully, but he was cured by
applying indigo and whiskey to the wound,
and drinking plenty of melted hogs lard.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-08-26

p1.A man named johnson shot man
in company with his wife, and also his wife,
at Middletown, on Monday last. His wife
died instantly. The murderer is in Jail
in Harrisburg.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-08-26

HAGERsTowN, Aug. 2l.-At William
sport, Nd, the Cholera again made its
appearance on Friday last, two ladies died.
Funkstown, too, two miles from here, has
been visited by the choleratic disease. In
the last two weeks some five or six have
died
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-08-26

1@TO "THEE" THE NEW COMET, MA
MED "KHnke.tas," from its discovcrer, in
June last-Draw an imaginary line from
the North Star, passing the outer edge Of
the Dipper.
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Cbocss :'sigesa tbe 51lans
Union County Business.
6tGgrRT .'rOc,ana.ion-Whercas iht

~ Hon. hUM ; WILSON, President Judge
for The 10Th Judicial District consisting of the COUNTIES
Onion a'd M,iiin, AMI JAcog WrTEMENgR and JAMS
MA8sH4Li Esqgica Afo~!atc Judges jn Union county,
have issued their Vrcc bearing atT the 2>th day Of
MAY. 1875. ami t. directed for tie holding Of Or
pans Cpart Court Of CoaJn Pleas Oyer ard Tcrnincr
and general Quarter Sessions. ~ NEW BERLIN, fr the
county Of Uuipn on the srcstS Na,'iF ot SEITE0"E8
s.ct hoin tie 18th day 1888, and 10 continue two weeks
NOTICE is therefore hereby given to the Coroner
JUstie Of the Peace aud 'TntaieS in aud for the cuun
ty Of Ui'n. ayTcr in tlir proper persons with
their Roll, Records. in!ui>it"ns, Examinations. and
other Rem,lnhIauc-.s. de- those things which { tlrir
Offices and in their behalf aertain to be done; and all
witnesses and ether persons prosecuting in behalf p the
Commonwealth against any person perSons -.
,..I Ia e then th-r" -..~""S, '''i ho' u't".t
Siifot their peril. justices requested 30
I ptnrtul in their IdaIce at the appointed time
agreeable tn notice.
ciFyn uu inr u and and seal at tho Sheriff Dece in
New Berlin the %h day Of June in the year Of Lord
thousand ei-Li hundred aud nftyhr e. and ia the
seventy y>iZth year Of The Independence of the United
States OF America. Igd sGre i,e CoHDoHrou'H.
JOHN ki.~SLiR S.sTi6.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-08-26
Grand Jcrars-Sert. =. 1853.

T1s1fRgiau-c;. c. Meyer Nif'i8tUg-J. D. Sli.zer.
Eegy-John ncclrl, flavrl Cn-an.
IlHsJn Es.rn ii. H. Iicttrck Geo. y. Miller. in Fry,
Nrtr E,rii,-Saml Aurant. TJosiah Neakley.
Cs,srI sral. A II Gift A lfassinger, d scl,grcfrk,
HThey-Daui Bingaman. c. Nosihcy.
Mt Bsdrer-G-o Erh Geo Kn'pp 3.
Jsyyy-.IDnas Sny, Is. BUFd'o-ilar. " ttz"l.
Wh,ie Dee1'-Saml Marshall. BaJaio-Jaoub Desr.
IL Enl. m.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-08-26
Valuable Property for Sale.
"a g IA q

W. ILL be sold at Public Sale on Ti:nrs-
w l:2y. Fsa sept. 1853, by the Exec
utors of the estate of DANIEL HERTzLEH decd,
on the premises, situate in TURBET township.
Juniaya Co, Pa, within one mile Of the Penn
syvania Cana, the Railroad, and the borough
OF Perrysviiie-
Ne. s-The Mansion Tract and Farm,
containing 100 acres, bounded on the north
by TuScarcra Creek. on the west by lands of
5. d. kcpner, on the south by John koons, and
east by Jerome Thompson. The improvements
consist Of 4 2-Story Stone Dwelling House 81
by 50 feet, Bank Barn 81 by f6 feet, Wagon
Shed, Corn Cribs Carriage House, Bake House,
Milk House, with Pump at the door and Il
never failing Spring of excellent water near
the house; Blacksmith shop and all other
necessary outbuildings; a good young Apple
Orchard Of choice fruit, also Cherry, Peach,
and Plum trees. This farm is one of the most
desirable locations in the county, and in high
state Of cultivation, having recently been lined
over; good Limekiln is on the premises, and
4 Limestone Quarry within one-half mile; the
land is Limestone and River bottoms Of the
best quality. About l60 acres are cleared and
the resdue well Timterel. and all under good
fence, conveniently divided into fields with water
running through nearly all Of them. There is
also good frame Tenant House and Stable on
the farm, and an excellent Spring Of wafer at
the door.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-08-26

Hfihb'Tg-J. GotshaII, Christian Nilhousc.
C.HfTt-P. IL Marklc, Jlrob swarm, Jacob FeImlv
Wt-!fRytfnJ Il. Eere u. HilhisI. J. 5. Iiarkenlerg.
H5-t Rgra'c-.Iacph Fox. 20. C. Glahs, y. Boyer.
Ley-isIg-,IG. Derr, Jas. Kelly, " BGcyman, j. Brown,
Eeaucr-tico Miller, Henry Kern, v. c. Engle.
TsaHs-Juhn Pryson. Geo Eeariyk, Jas. Jarrett.
HrG6y-W Huntington, J. See.or. G. Broucher, Mark
Uhtie De,5D Bcura.e, J Ranck. iialfpenny }. D.hi.
ChrrnaA-J. ilanci. J. Seechrist, II. nerrold.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-08-26

@~Opr reply to the assumptions OF the
.Sar on the Division question, is crowded
out this week by other original matter.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-08-26
Also No. 2-containins about 10 Acres.
"a with the PORT ROYAL
EZRA WOSLEN TORY, a

| Also No. 2-contalnirs a5out ID Acres.
"a with the PORT ROYAL
fss..fA WCOLEN FACTORY, a
Issssssssss frame Dwelling House, Stable, and
| t--a3 SANMILL. The Factory building
is 50 by 30 feet, 3 storys high, with two Carding
Machines, two Power Looms, Spinning Mach
ines. Hand Looms Dye House, and all necessary
! machinery for manufacturing good substantial
Dam across the stream turning the Factory
| about acres Of this tract are c'eared-boundcd
by the Mansion Farm, and is on the road leading
from Perrysville to Waterford.
Also No. "a Lot containing l46 Peiches,
| bounded on the north by the Mansion Tract, on
the west by No. ., on The south by n. Hertzler,
on the east ty the road leading from Perrysviilc
to Waterford
The above property will be sold together or
separate. to srit purchasers. Any person wish
ias to view the property, will be shown il by
calling upon David Herizler, one of the Execu-
tors residing thereon. and any other information
given by addressing the subscribers, Port Royal
p. o., Juniata Co., Pa.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, AM, of said
day, when terms will be made known by
SOLOMON HERTZLER,
DAVID HERTZLER, .Aecu-
4s41 JACOB KURTZ. 'o's'
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-08-26
The Road to Health
HOLLO WAYS PILLS.

CURE oF A blStHDEi.ED LlNEE tND BAD DH'f-TlON.
Cg,y ot Lsi.7 fran In H. ~. EirsHs C7eD.i.f P,9e,
Stysst- Eir4l,.o ol ,iatld 6h JaAs, Iojl.
To Prof ssor lifLl9a,T. Your Pills and Ointment
have st The highest sale list If Pro irr;ary Me-
ii~ins~ for yr--, cast0mer TO whom rGn Teirr
T any cHgui- IL sire, To lot you know the Tarif
ular her She bad been troubled oT year, With
l!sJftr.yd liver and lat digestion. On the last occasi
However the y.ru,sce cf lie attack alarming aai
to u.-niai0n vcrgy, that doubts enter
taiuy cd her not ng ste to bear up under it, frtHr
at.y she tdui Try ypur Pills. and she inf
that afer tie and each succeeding Dose she hal
great rsiet Size Luurl - take them and atho sLo
uSd only three l.sl-. De Is in the enjoyment Of
perfect leaitu. could have a4tt you many more e-s.
bat the a.0yc fcn lie ,rSy Ne ATTACK and the sfssdy
core, sI-.s much ;iua ia E.y0r of your a,tonisLi
ills O-i-r.al l. W. klEhUS
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-08-26
A. EXTRA ioRrIN NI:Y CURE OF RHEUMATIC FEVER,
DfEy-s, LaND.

C9py II . L-'',- ~ -iJ % tire LE'aIf Torn Courier cfils
Is' N,-ci. l~sI, 5y .Hy.r J. Hach.
Nar-lret i oui.E tiuejceu of resting AZ
New Town, mad toeu -u.efn rorl viient Tleunisfc
t.v,r for upwards of two months vhirh had entirely
deprived her Of th' her wb-; during this period,
be uu-r t;r care II he Eo<t eminent medical men
IN Hobart Town. and ~ them her considered
Hnrs~s- hi-ad FI'.'ai-! ulon her 10 Try Holloway
celebrated PAS, which she consented to 10. and in
Incredible short space oG time they eilerted perfect
CURS % PAIN a>D fIHHTSFsS X THz CHEST AND
SfUiiAUH or = ttRsDN 81 lEAEs OF ACE
FINN Fs-sf Thrr q ,or. 2. yitys eft'e lynn -:dssr
''o- r.. e r''r Jvr t"e Jo'0a' ~ S,n.ass'i
sE--I g@it- 60 t,s- trsnonT to te good effects of
lIriiowa,s irl mo .srs >uT rcd severely from
rain and a. istn--S fi.. stomach. when also
account anie. BY r-ur f trvath. that prevented re
t.g g.. sing a. r.- sH - year. e and n0tvisi
.-rlu-- uy tvarc lase of lie. these Pills have
r..-'"f u- t'.; .' rr-iryus that others should be
I,r aralu'vt with "a -r virtues. | rendered,
- t, us c0mI a-atively tive, and can take e1eT
ris Wi.hJut iEoon au,Lre pain, ~lieh could
IErEy COS Nc-th street Lynn, N77fsls.
WONDERFUL EFFICACY oF II tLpwAi'S FILLS "
Oasis o. D.Ur>N.
Persons - rl. O. m urlf-y ether about IT, turn e
,f.. -r 'th.r t- -'Hua mTc;iately have r,ccUrss
TO these isss Auairt- %; p~rsous ar- annually eorei
y tls.r use of ts Jrr!ul nplsEt ia is different
-ta-es- when 81 rlhgr mems had Ei!ei.
Ias2. e-,s,r-,.f I1ir .z,. c.csciolis IN he ,-
t,s q, P. P.o i ii.p.cc ar.D,. se.c8i,1y s,8si n.
;.'-ous Com =, !, ,-s lgm;@-5 TisDouiossaz
ffcluts E.-.-lr tr--.- tI.s Iunlnrs
Birtrlo> li.4i.t- hh.uuttisIn Ulcers
tie skin Ictrrs Dt al Retention of Xrn.reai AZ
Bow iCMQIts kinds Urine f,-rtieus
.u.i-- Flts s. fuIa. or Worms Of al
tCr-ti pas "a g. t.rLt Kings Evil kinds
tie li4atiE u ache Threats Weakness fTIl
CgG-CrIf;Ilu lL...-u--i1n stone and any
D,blily Iulrtlslicu Gravel &C. &c.
S.I - the t7'-stulcnt Of Professor UoIowAr. 81.
strand tr'ur rcfie Err, London, and by all respectable
Dru--it ana lgai.rs Adints throughout the British
Eu igr ai t-- 'f ti JniIQi states. in Boxes 81 *,
aud S!,U, each Nhll ,ae by tie PRINCIPAL Drug
houses in ts juiau bv Npss-s A.S Ss-;Ts New York:
and ~ Nr.tb ,srI, south sixth II phi.alelphia.
f-Ih ry - r's3-r' 'l satiu. ty taking the l.r-,r
BoScs-N. B. H-srli 1r the -ui1suc. of patient, In
every Disorder, "a. ..s. 1 to each Box. lya+52
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$500 CHALLENGES,

Whatever concerns the health and happiness
OF people is Mt all times of the most valuable
Importance. take it for granted that every
person will do all i'll their po" er, TO save the Lis es
OF thelr children, nnd that every person will en-
dcaVor 10 promote their own health nj all sacri.
fees feel it TO be my duty to solcmnly assure
yon that WORMS, according to the opinion of
the most celebrated Physicians, are the primary
causes of large majority Of diseases to which
children and adults are liable; if you have an
appetite continually changeahlc from one kind
OF food to another, Bad Breath, Pain in the Sto-
mach, Picking at the Nose, Hardness and Full
ness of the Belly, Dry Cough, Slow Fever ;.
pn'sc lrregular--rcmcinbe tha, all these denote
onMs, you should ri once apply y the remedy
fs0bcaaSsclk's sV0rils Syrrsp.
An article founded upon Scientific Principles.
compounded with purely vegetable substances,
being perfectly safe when lnken and can be
glvc;i to the most tender Infant with decided
heneiicial effect, where Botcei Complaints and
Di1rrh@a have made them weak and dcbita,ed
The Ionic properties of my Worm Syrup are
such, that ii stands without an equal in the cata
losuc Of medicines, in giving tone au! strength
10 tue Stomach, which makes il an IntTllablc
remedy for those afflicted with Dyspepsia, the
astonishing cures performed by tins Syrup after
IhySicians have faiei, is the best evidence offs
superior efficacy over all others.
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NMA sSM@E W NMM y

rms Is The most difficult Worm to destroy of
ni that inicst the human system, it grows to an
almost Indefinite length bcco.ling s0 coied and
fastened TO the lnlestncs and Stomach clIectiug
me Inc health so sadly rs TO cause ST. Vitus Dance
Fits, &c., that those n illicted seldom if ever
inspect that ii is Tape Worm Fastening them To
au early grave. In order to destroy this Worm, u
very energetic treatment must be pursued i,
would therefore he proper 10 take 10 of nv
LAYER ri!ls SO as to remove all Instructions, that
inc w orin syrup may act direct upon the Worm
which must be taken in doses of 2 rnb,.snnn,,'
luis times n day, these directions followed
have never been known 20 ::::. &, u;iTii,:; is,
most obstinate case of Innc IL, En-
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1853-08-02

Arlch joke was recently played of
upon a sharp-noscd constable in West
crn MasiM cMIsctts. He started out
to arrest n person who had often cs-
capped pursuit. but who, he was in
formed, was at,that time engaged in a
ncighboring corn field. The consla-
bic, wishing to take him by surprise
took a round about direction, scaling
the fences and ds-opposilc, when
"squatting' he crawled stcalthily
along, and at length ponnccd upon his
victim, clenching him firmly around
the waist, exclaimed: You arc my
.Prisoncr?" lie had nabbeA a,scarl-
crow.
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Improved Cotton Gins,

Thank full for past f;lvonrs the subscriber visit
cs TO inform the public that lie sill manufac-
lures Cotton Gins nj his establishment in State.
burg, on the most improved and approved plan.
which he thinks that the cotton ginned on one
of those gins of lie lale improvement is worth
AT least quarter of u cent more than the cot
ton ginned on the ordinary gin. He also man
OF the finest finish and of the best materials 10
vii, Steel Saws and Steel Plated Ribs Case
hardened which he will sci! for 81 per Saw
He also repairs old gins and puts them in COM
pleic order at the shortest notice. Ali orders for
Gins will he promptly and punctnaly attended
to. WILLIAM ELLISON
Sla,eburg, Sumter Dist, 5. C. Feb IT. 26..
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Veterinary Surgeon.

ROBERT w. ANDREWS no.oiies the
citizens OF this, and the adjoining Districts,
that he has removed his Stables near the De-
pot Of the w. & NJ. II. Road, where he is ready
nj all times 10 take charge of diseased Horses
ioT a moderate charge in ell cases where there
is no cure no pay will be expected. He also
continues to take Passengers TO end from the
Depot and expects shortly 10 receive a New
Omnibus for that purpose. Goods he wi Il haul
NJ tie old rate of 10 cents per package, and
so!ici,s the patronage of the public.
Feb. -, 1853 l7-tfs
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WOSLE,R DC.

SnpeIiine White, Black and Cold, WORST
ED AND LAMBS WOOL Stock ings, of tho
best English manufacturers.
Extra Colored, White and Black, EnnIisb
SPUN SILK Stockings Bcs, qualities En~.
lish MoRAvlAN STOCKINGS, Black aud Slnie.
Co!ored Extra fine and heavy qualities I'm.
ported French and English SILK STOCKINGS.
Black and White.
Finest qualities FRENcn Isle Tupr,p
open Clicked and plain Stockings. Black, Slate
Blue Mixed, Mode Colors and Superior qnalj
lies White English Stockings of the cclehtnied
From France and Royal Brown, Brands.
Extra Fine and heavy qualities of Gentle.
mems UNDER SHIRTS and DRAWERS of Lambs
WOOL, Saxony, Alcrino and Sicckincl. I'm
ported, LADIES UNDER VEsrs of Mcrino and
Gauzc Lambs Wool. LADIES AND Gryr
Gloves, of Silk, NIerno, Kid. Iiyc Thread
hid make silk, SegOvia. Cotton and other dc
scriplions. Large and full assortment of GES.
TLEMENs, FASHIONABLE SHIRTS. CoII.AEs.
CRAfATS, AND POCKET IIANnKEEcII,Ers
BLANkaTS, London Bath, Duilicld's and
Whitney Blankets, FLANNELs, Welch Sails.
bury, French Nlerino and English Flannels.
Supporting Embossed Cloth and Victoria Da-
masks, TAnI.E AND PIANO Covers.
Best qualities OF Brown and White Tam =
DAMAsKs, Doylics, NArKINs, TOWELS. AND
IRISH LINENS AND SmEErIHGs, OF oun .owN
DIRECT lMroRTATroT
CoTToN GOODS, rickings. 81 4.4 and l21
Brown Shcc,ings, Bcs, qualities of Long Clo,bs
Sheetings, Camhrics, MusIins, Checks, Cling.
hams, Satincls, Cassincres, Ves,incs, Broad
Cloths. DC, &C.,
|! will he worth your while to call and ex-
anime before purchasing elsewhere.
Nv. J.&JACOBI " SON,
~ ~ kmg-st., BenHJ opp. the Big Boot.
Charleston, Jan. 2l, 1888 l3--lf
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Cheap Grocery,

THE Subscriber having opened n gro
Gerry underneath the Town Hall, designs
keeping constantly OH hand, supply OF
heavy articles. such as
Sugar, Coffee, Tea, Flour,
RICE, BUCKWIIEAT, MOLASSES,
VINEGAR, BACON. LARD, BUTTER,
CHEESE, MACKEREL,. SALT, SOAP,
CANDLES, POTATOES, &c. &c.
In fact little OF almost everything that is
good TO eat; all Of wbc5 will be sold low
Tor cash, or5in exchange for country pro
dncc. He promises 10 attend to his own
business, and hopes by attending strictly
thereto, to receive |; liberal share of pa
trona.c. ] NJ. CHANDLER.
March 18th, 1853 .0-U
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lsEI It % A } AL Is1 MS COMING,


Thee are5 the most mysterious
Eofsall celestial boilics, as ali bodies.
aSSslyt oinasour Earth are called sbSa
Ng.lYsot$ wa ei,11ilellees One4of5 the largest
comets ever seen Or known, ,5itis said
by Astronomers, is about to innkeits
appearance, in fact it isnow due .tby.
regular course Of mail" but some OF
the learned have postponed the visit
ny said comet Till ltlie year 1856. Ac-
cording to the account however, it is
evident that the approach of this com.
ct may be expected constantly, its
three hundred years time having ex-
plrcd. It's tail has been slightly tan
Slcd III some Of the distant spheres
where it has been wandering, which
may account for the delay.
We take from an exchange The fol.
lowing calculations respecting The sub
jcct;
APPROACH OF A GREAT COMET. I'M.
Bahnet. arr eminent French astrono
mcr, has published al account of n
comet Which is expected To appear
about 1886. According to this account
It is the gr"ndcst comet which has ever
been bchcld BY the eyes Of man. Its
periodical revolution is al,nut 300
years. 1t appeared in the years lO4,
692, 975, 1914, and the last time in
1896. It's return III 1913 was predict
ed but it failed to to appear. All the
calculations which have been made in
rcte'encc to the appearance Of this
comet have been carefully examined
by the most eminent astronomers; and
the result is the prediction of its ap-
pear nee between 1886 1850.
Charles Y. participating largely in
the supcrstilions prevalent in his day,
abdicatcd his throne on the appearance
"l this comet in 1856: believing its
mcnaces directed particularly at him
as holding the first rank among sovcr-
eigns.
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