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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-02-28
SELLING AT COST!

ByY virtue of d Deed of Trust, executed by
~ A. q. Murdock for certain purposes therein
mentioned, the subscriber offers TO sell, at Cost
and Charges, for Cash, or on time at small adj
vance, the
Large Stock Of Goods,
owned by A. G. Murdoch and conveyed in said
trust, embracing great variety Of very desira-
BILE Goods. Am,ng them will be found
Plum. Plaid, Striped and Fancy silk.
Mernocs, Cashmeres, all.wool DeLains,
Alpacas, Mousselin Delains, Prints,
Muslins, camhrcs, Vazettes, Shawls,
Handkerchiefs, Tics, and Cotton, Worstcd
Silk and Kid Gloves,
Hosiery. Trimmings Bonnels, Ribbons, &c.
Also, Cloths, Plain and Fancy cassimeres,
Tweeds, Kentucky Jeans, Kcrseys, Linseys,
Domeslics, Ready-made Clothing,
Hats, Caps, Boots, shoes.
Glass, Queens, Tin and Hard Ware,
Carpenters Tools,
aud almost every thing else that is 10 be had in
Store.
The Goods are all new. A large portion Of
them were purchased in Philadelphia and New
York last Fall, and all Of them since the Fall Of
1853.
Purchasers who wish 10 get Goods Of VERY
Low PRIcKs. can DO so. IL they will give Us a
caIl, at The Store East Of the Couu House.
n. ID. Balm, Trustee.
January IS. 1855. 7O-
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The North CarolinaArator.

,E,HE Undersigned proposes 10 publish jour.
4 nal, In the city % Raleigh 10 be devoted
10 the great interests OF the Farmers and Nc.
rhanics Of North Carolina, under the above title.
Il will he issued monthly. IN neat aud eansc-
niept form Coz reading and preservation, at one
dollar per annum, payable ~ adranee.
A leading object of the Arltor will be TO select
from tho numerous periodicals Of the country
whatever may be deemed solid and good, well
suited 10 our section. aud calculated TO aid our
Fsrmer. aud Mechanics in the march cf improve
ment. The results Of experience among our own
citizens will also be carefully sought and brought
10 lirhi, and the contributions oi our most enter
prsine and sklful practical men given ,o The pub
iic. with summary u gtneralncws and the staie
Of the markets.
The true policy and interests Of North Carroll.
"a will always bc our motto; and 4 The friends q
tho cause Of improvement shall te disposed TO 70.
sor lhe enterprise, We respectfully solicit iheiI
names and their aid 10 procuring Subscribers.
Our friends will please forward oil The names
they can get BY the LEI of February, and Keep ths
Prospectus lor further eiIors. Payment will u
required on receipt Of the FIRST number, which, l
encouraged, will be issued by The lsi 81 March.
TII0S. j. LEMAi.
Raleigh, Jan. 26lh, 1855. 10
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able to cite very careful and interesting
experiment, made several years ago by one
Of the most intelligent farmers Of our ac-
quainlance. In field Of clover of lux
unant growth he laid of an acre or Two
OF ground, from which be cut The clover
for soiling his stock, rc>moving il as often
as it grew Of sufficient slze. The re-
mander was left untouched by scylhe or
hoof. Al the usual season for following,
the whole field was ploughed and sowed
down in wheat. Atan early stage Of the
growth, that portion Of the field on which
ihe experiment was tried, exhibited an
increased luxuriance, which il maintain.
ed throughout The entire season and al
harvest there was marked superiority
in the crop.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-02-28

DEMOCRATIC " ToLERAScE. AN in
dignation meeting was held in Boston
on Tuesday night, for the purpose Of
ealing on the President to remove the
appraisers 10 the Boston Custom House
charged with giving employment to
Wings. This is Democracy. They de-
nonnce the Know Nothings for disiran-
Chising foreigners, as il it was any
worse than Notwithstanding aud pro-
scribing native Wings.
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The English People Tile following

The English People The following
is from X. &. Scott, Esq, Of Richmond,
Virginia, our Consul 10 Rio Janeiro. lie
is on his way 10 Rio. via Liverpool:
"Englani is. indeed, nation Of mourn
ing. Many OF her best ofiicers-men
highly distinguished and honored al home
have fallen in The bloody strife. On
visiting The churches, one will perceive
more Than half the congregation clad in
black. There is, however, general feel
ing of deep appreciation Of the war among
all classes, and cheerful readiness 10 sub
mil 10 any priyalion for lis energetic pro-
secutiOn.
/. The more see Of the English peo>
ple-ihe real people--the better am l
pleased with them. From my means Of
observing them, | am sure there is with
the masses, and especially with the mid-
die classes. the very kinlest sympathy for
those whom they seem fond TO call their
cousins across ihe water. In all public,
places, in their railway carriages, n all my
intercourse with the people and their otli.
cials, | assure sou, have seen and met
with nothing but the creates, kindness,
civility and poliieness. Stranger rs am,
and seeking no noioriely here Of any sort.
| have moved along for nearly two months
a mere observer Of things around me, and
have seen none Of that rudcness Of which
some ofmy counirymen complain. Eve
~ one seems to have wished 10 oblige
Us. and make our stay and travel agreea.
bic.
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SHEEp.-English wool is not used for
broadcloth, it is used chiefly for fan
nels. woolen yarns, and coarse cloths.
The Australian, German, and Cape
wool are used for broadcloth, the Ger
man-being the fnest--is used for
making the best quality Of this cloth.
It's our opinion that our farmers resid-
ing in the hilly regions of our southern
States can raise as fine wool as the
German, and as cheap. 1t cannot be
expected that wool can be raised as
cheap in the northern States, because
sheep require so much in-door feeding
during the winter season; but in Ten.
essee, Missouri, Georgia. and all til e
hilly regions of our southern States, no
housing nor hand feeding is requir ed
for sheep in winter. Scientific Amer.
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A RIcu IDrA.--A Notawsy conespon-
dent Of the Penny Post. says that, The old
Jackson men il that county carry sugar
in their pockets 10 get the TASTE out Of
their mouths whenever they are under the
necessity 81 calling the name Of Mr.. Wise.
tic name Of the Democratic candidate for
Governor Of Virginia.
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Cure FOR FELoNs.-A writer in the
Scientific American, says that lelon
can be speedily cured BY dipping the
pari affected into tar heated as warm as
can be we'll endured. and Immediately
wrapping cloths around il. Tile writer
says that friend Of his was speedily re-
lieyed, and entirely cured Of felon on his
finger by single application. The re-
medy is quite simple and eflicacious, and
should be generally known.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that application
= will be made at the February Term of Or
ange County Court TO remove the Election from
Walnut Grove Nichols's old stand,) 10 PARISH
vile, (J. M. & q. Il. Parish's Slore.)
January 9th, 1855. CO.
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Recent Stains Of Fruit may be remov>
ed by holding the linen tightly stretched
over Tub and pouring hot waller over the
part. This must be done before any soap
has been applied to il.
As soon as a stain is made on table,
linen, &c. rub on ], common table salt be-
fore il has time TO dry The salt will keep
il damp ill The cloth is washed, when the
tiain will disappear or wash the stain
lightly when The cloth is removed.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-02-28

Butter cured with half an ounce Of
salt, quarter ounce Of saltpetre, quarter
ounce Of moist sugar pounded. used in
the proportion ofan ounce to each pound
Of butter, will be found to keep good
a longer time, and have a more deli,
cious flavor than when salted in the or
dinary way. philadelphia Paper.
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PRESBYTERIAN BANNER.
PROSPECTUS

vE,He Banner !. Published weekly, IN The city
PhiladeIphia, and adapted for general eIt.
culaiIon Ia the Presbyterian Church.
Enthusiastically ~ AdrHoes
Delivered ia iha city, - so pef yeaL
by Mail, loo
Rsxir By mail. where no good opportunity i
oihrwi g al hsnd. D.als Or notes d the lar.
ger denominations are preferable where they
can be conveniently obtained.
SUBSCRIPTIONS taken by Rev. ;. Guiieau, ~
Wet fayriie Street, Baltimore. ]. ID. Williams,
Esl.. corner Of Wood and Fiith Streets, Pitts
bnrei. Rev. Y. n. Richard-on. Of Chicago, aud
Wm. ferris. 397 Broadway. New York.
Postage ON 81 communications 10 be prepaid.
Pastors sending us twenty subscribers and
upwards, will be thereby entitled 10 paper with.
ou, charge.
Advertisements within eigh, lines, OF moi ex.
eeeding the space of eight lines fiist insertion
80 cents each repetition 3s cents; every addi-
iionai line. ffst insertion cents, each repcti.
tion cents.
Advertisements placed before the marriage no.
tices douAe these rates.
Editorial N1liers ofhusiness. and calls Of al.
teniion 10 advertisements, placed IN The ntws
Columns, IS CENTS each, or i extended, 81 cents
a line. OF ss may Be agleed upon.
Csns eflwo lines. s. year, and s forcaeh
additional line.
Annual Advertisements Of 6iiecn lines aud
upwards, 81 line.
DAVID MCKINNEY.
Nc. $50 South Fourth ~, PhiladelPhia
ID. Oar enierpn-e Is cooperative. We
hcncc spleil the knd aid Of all Ministers, Elders
anil Church Members; no, omiltng the l.sdics
aud the Young, 70 each oi whom We eonscciatc
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NOTICE

III persons indebted 10 A. c. Murdoch, by
N note or account, are requested 70 make inn
mediate payment 10 the undersigned. ns hy viz
Tue Of deed Of trust he alone is authorized 10
settle them. Those who neglect this notice may
soon expect to find their debts in the hands Of
an officer for collection.
N. ID. Balm. Trustee.
January IS, 1855. 10
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1855-09-04
NEW BOOKS.

"lRN'S Practical Landscape Gardening
he Ins aud Outs Of Paris: by Julie do Marque.
-ites:
lutrymen. or brief Memoirs Of cmincut Amc.i.
ms BY Losing; Illustrated with lo2 Portraits.
for the People. 100 original dessps. BY q
'hecler, Architect.
IT Graham, a sequel % Linda.
II Norbury; or Adventures Of an Orphan
Of Character; by Douglas Jt7n!d
ing Look Ahead; BY 4. =. Ro".
ntures Of Captain Priest.
Did Inn; by Josiah Barnes.
life Of Sam Houston, Illustrstsd
'tures Of Amyas Leigh: by Charles Kingsley.
Slave of the Lamp; BY Wm. North.
'crty Papers by W. Maginn, vols.
ory Of the Hen Fever by Farnau.
,:rnue or First Days Of Blood; by Dumas
ammon; or tho uardships Of nu lIcress by Mrs.
Gore
}..eens OF Scotland. vol ); Mrs. S;.icklauds
,tDpe and the Allies; or the Fast and To-day
,martines History Of Turkey, VOL lst.
V Brothers Keeper; by A. b. Warner.
lone, by Marion tIarland, Richmond, Va
race Lee, BY Julia kav:nal.
tag Bag; collection Of Ephemcra, By n. ?. Willis.
great variety Of New Sa'!Vol Books. Stationary,
Sc a. YOUNG.
Nay 90, :: If:
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Rev. DR.. Cum n,inss' Works.

T ECTURES on the Miracles; Leetures on the Far.
IL ablcs; on the Apocalypse, lst and I'd series; Lee
lures on Romauism; Lectures on Daniel; Scripture
Readings on Genesis and Exodus Voices Of tho Day
and Night: Voices Of the Dead Benedictions or the
Blessed LifN Tie Tent and the altar The Great Sacri-
cc Christ our Passover Kittos Daily Bible lustra.
tions in VOL IL NO.; Coleridges Works, vol l2mo;
Chambers Miscclanies, 10 vol l2mo: Chambers Pa
psrs for the People, vol. l2mo; DeSaulcys Narrative
Of a Journey round the Dead Sea aud in the Bible
Lands in 1860 and lsJl. including an accounted the
discurcrv Of the Sites Of Sodum aud Cora
Also variety OF Miscellaneous Works, School Books,
ac 4. YOUNG.
Nov. 20. Is
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FOR SALE.

'EHaf valuable plantation Oh Watrrcc River. late
l. tho proper, ui IucA Canl"r ami vile ami lur.
mcrlv belonging 10 thc Estate cf Ad,nson containing
some thirteen hundred acres. bounded North b. DR..
Salmonds plantation and the estate of John Chcsnut,
south by Edward +. Adamson's plantation. cast by
Springdae, and west by Watcrcc River Gu the place
are all the necessary buildings mills in-hnse.
screw, etc. large boly OF lands cleared &nldc fence
in a good state for cultivation and a large body OF
well tmbcrcd uplands contiguous to the settlement
fortcr apply 10 either oil the undersigned
] lin CANTFY.
JAMES CANTEi,
EXrs Of JnU Can,sy, Sen.
Jan 2. Il.
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British Pcr:GdiCaiS.
Early Copies Secured.

r E0NARD SCOTT Il CO.. New York. continue
i i to rsrnbliSh the following British periodicals:
!. The London Quarterly Review, (Conservatve.)
:. The f,lmburgl Review. (WhiG)
g. The Moth British Review, Ere Church)
4. The Westminster Review, (LibGral)
3. Blnckwood's Edinburgh Magazine, (Tory)
The present critical state of European affairs will
render these publications unusually interesting dur
ing the forthcoming year. They will occupy middle
ground between the hastily written news items, crude
spcsul tions aid yug runners the daily Journals and
the poudvluus tome Of the iutare historian, written
after the living interest aud cxccmtt OF the great
political events of the time shall have passed away
il to these periodicals that readers must look for
the only really intcligbc aud reliable history Of cur.
rent events, and SUCH in addition to their we'll es
taIlished literary scientific aud theological character,
we urge them upon the consideration Vi the reading
public.
Arrangements are now permanently made for the re-
ccipt Of early eiccts from the British publishers by
which we are enabled to place all our reprints in the
hands .! Subscribers about they can be fur
nishrd with the foreign copies Although this involves
O very large outlay our part We shall continue to
furnish the periodicals at tho same low rates here
tofore viz: Fer annum.
For any one OF The four Reviews ............s $500
For any two Of the four reviews. ........... 60
For any three Of the four reviews. ......... 100
For all four Of the reviews. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 500
For BlackwDodk Magazine. ............... 800
For Blackwood aul three reviews ........... 500
For Dlackw and the four reviews. ..... 1000
Payments TO hc made in all cases in advance Nc.
nry current in the State where issued will Gc received
at par.
C2ubbing--A ij-rount oftwcntv.hvt per cent. from
the above prices will be allowed to clubs ordering
four or more copies Of any one Of the above
works. Thus: Four copies of Blackwood, or of one
review will be sent TO one address for 50; four
copies OF the four reviews and Blackwool for $50;
and so
Posagc-In all the principal cities and towns these
works will be delivered through agents, free Of post
age When sent by mail. the postage to any part Of
the United States will be but twcnty-four cents n
Year for Blackwood, and but fourteen cents year
for each of the reviews.
Rcnittanccs and communications should always be
addrcsscd, post paid, to the publishers
LEONARD SCOTT 4 CO.,
81 Gold street. ~ y.
y. B. ]. S. & Co. have recently published, and
lave now for sale the Farmers Guide" BY Henry
Stephens Of Edinburgh and the late Professor Norton
Of Yale College, New Haven, complete in two vol
umes royal octave, containing 1000 pages. Fourteen
steel and six hundred wood engravngs. Price in
muslin bindings, &c.
~" This work is NOT the old " Book OF the Farm,
lately nEsUscIrA1ED and thrown upon the market.
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GENTS DRESS GOODS
OF OUR OWN MANUFACTURE.

WE have on ilsnd and are constantly manul;lctu.
w ring
Gents Kid Top Button Caters
- " half Do
Patent Leather Pumps.
Oxford T.sa.
Fine Calf
" " hcced Slippers.
We do not hesitate to Say that have the fnircst
article of Irorlcd Calfskn and arc prepared TO man.
utclurc Bouts aud Shoes at short notice. which we
can safely recommend as being superior; to those Of
northern manufacture, in quality Of material and
work rknanship and :';!c; 80 Offer on reasonable
terms. Np!thGHE ca.
Ma, % = Il.
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Jacobs Cordial.

HOOFLAND'S German Bitters; Carter's Spanish
LII Mixture; Bulls Townsend's and Sands Sarsapa'
rilla; Railways Ready Relief Ready Resovent Ready
Regulators; Circnssan Balm for the hair
Roy r's Livcrwort and Tar: Ayers Cherry Pectoral
WistarS Basam Wild Cherry. Hutchings' Dyspepsia
Bittcrs; Oxygcnatcd Bttcrs
Mofats Bittcrs Tarrants' Seltzcr Apcrent
Upham's vegetable Electnary; Rowand's Tonic
Rowands Compound Syrup Of Blackberry Root
Ilenry's MagncsIa; Mrrrays Fluid Magnesia Citrate
Ellis Magnesia; Christics Galvanic Curatres
Mustang Linmcnt Jaynes' Medicines
Roses Family Medicines; Strongs Pills. MoGat's do.
Lcroy's, Peters and lIolloways Pills
Jew David's Hebrew Plaster; Peery's Dead Shot
McLaucs YcrmiIge and pills; Fahnestocks Vermfhge,
with great many other Patent Medicines to be found
ut ~. WORKMAN COS. Drug Store.
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The Great Purifier of the Blood
Not q Particle Of Mercury IN it.
LET THE AFFLICTED
READ AND PONDER.

An nf.blc Remedy for 5crofula, Kings Evil, Rheu.
ma,isn, Obstinate Cunncuis Eruptions Pimpics Or
pustulr: on the Face. Blochrs, B"s, Ague and Fc.
yer. Chro,.i" Sore EveA, Ring Worn reter. Scald
Heal Enylarycmrut and Pain Of the l;"nrs and
.Ious. Stnhh"ru Ulcers Syllrilite Disorders, l.nm.
Lagu. Spinal Complaints, and all Disc..cs arising
from an iuiudcIuuS Use TT Mercury "a: - r!'"r III
life. Or inpurty Of the BLOOD.
~ This great al."rativc mcdic::.: -. -. B."
the ;loud is now used by IfonSam:: =: 'rn''i. ~.
irntS from. all parts Of the United S,,i,. i..tiy
daily to the remarkable performed by Is great
rst Of all medicines, "Carter's " SpIHisfs WiX-
lure." Neu1lfp. Rheumatism, Screlu!a, Erup
tous on the Skin, Liver Diseases. Fevers, Ulcers,
Oh Sores Affections Of the Kidneys, Diseases of the
Throat, Female Complaints Pains and Aching Of the
Bones and Joints speedily put to flight by using
this great AMI incs,imablc rcuirdy.
For all diseases of the Blood no;ln. has yet been
found to compare with it. ii cleanscS the system OF
all impurities, acts gently and efficiently ON the
Liver and Kidneys strengthens tho Digestion, gives
tons to the Stomach makes the skin clear and healthy
aud restores the Constitution, cnfcebled by disease,
or broken down by the Of YOUTH to its pris
tine rigor and strength.
For the Ladies. It is incOmarably better than all
tho cosmetics ever used. A fcw doscs OF Carriers
spanish Mixture will remove all sallownes of com
pcyion bring the roses ranllng to the cheek, give
elasticity to the step, and improve the general health
IN remarkable degree, beyond all the medicines
ever heard OF.
The large number Of certificates which We have
received from persons from all parts Of the United
States is the best rridenr. lha, there Ia no hnmbng
about ii; The prsrs hotel keepers, magisra'aa phys
clans and public men, we'll known to hr community
oil add their testimony 10 The wonderful cifacts o
this GREAT BLOUn PURIFIER.
Call OH the Agent and get Circnlar ani Almanac
and read the wonderful curcs this truly greatest n
all medicines has performed.
None genuine unIe.s y;:ncl BEENETTh Il BEERS,
Proprietrrs, No. 3 rvarStr"t. Richmond Va; 10
whom al orders for supplies anl a-"n'se innst be
addressed.
And Tor sale hy WI. &. G..i.!':: " E'.''orrIei"-,
ri hwo!.'! "a.
RE d. THOMPSON, Sarn:crvii:c
IS 'ArWRlGllT d BARKCL4::. Ca.L!nbia.
Z. j. DELAY au,' I. J. WORKMAN, Cau'i''n.
March %.
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NOTICE.

rTIIE subscriber having sometime sincc bought out
l. the cutre stock in the House formerly conducted
under the name Of W. IT, Burns lie has now on hand
largo stock of Coach and Buggy Harness, Brides
Saddles and everything else usually kept in his line
which Le will sell low for cash, or to pnnctual Gus.
TONERS. Work done to order and warranted. Re.
pairing done in the nealcst manner aud at shortest
notice. Those wanting Coach. Buggy or Wagon LIar'
ness or anything els" in my line, will please call and
examine my stock before pui chasing elsewhere
June l9-tf TIlOS. r. WHEAT.
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New Business Establishment.

NllE subscribers wish to inform the public general.
L ly, that they have opened a CARRIAGE SHOP
Oh the Robinson Road LOT miles above Camden and
prepared to attend to all orders in their lnc
They will not bc exccled in the quality OF their work
or easonableness Of their charges by any other estab
lishment.
j. WARE, Woodworknan, and ". Cochran, Pain.
ter and Trimmer will give their undivided attention to
their departments and all Blacksmith's work will be
done 20 order BY competent workmen.
WARE COCHRAN
Sept. II. 81 II.
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"a EET%a %

'I'HE nnderaign"; will continue 70 sill goods a. the
i "Old Corner" on the most favorable terms for
cash. or on credit q! year. Tho .hove terms will!
be strictly complied with. and goods sold for long.
sr time. Persons rilo have been indebted fof 81 Of
?6 months az earnestly requested to pay Up by :hc
middle uf February. Those who disregard this motto
will most certainly d their notes and accounts in til
hands of an attorney for collection if no. arranged bo
foro return day. /. ". GOSELY.
Jan. ., 1885. t.
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Removal.

III Subscriber has removed iron. his r:as: sand
10 the store recently occupied L: Moore { k"!-
,il, where he keeps constantly ..a:.i. genera!
rtr,.n, Of Dry Goods, C;rnc rios. W:ncs. B.anii-.
I:qr:crs 4 good article rf G..'.j!e,i t!trcn with
- I,acy Groceries, ana every ARTICLE usually
-: general variety. al OF w!;c', vii: nc s1ld
~ tacy can be bought for ei:ewherr :pr casll,
tinsc customers who pay their bills .'ro:nptl!s.
~: J.CHiELES
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South-CaroIina-k I;%.rinS

N IIiF. LUWNUN TIEAO,
jesse Messenger VS.. Harvey Hamilton.
Attachment
WHEREAS. tl.c Plaintiff did, on the 2sh day Of
W March. iilr his declaration against the Defend
ant who (us il is sad il abscut from and without the
liins Of the said and has neither Wife nor Attorney
known within the same upon whom copy Of the said
declaration might be served 1t is therefore ordered
that the sad defendant 10 sHpear and plead TO the
said declaration, on before the c9th day OF March,
which will be iu the year Of our Lord one thousand,
cgh, hundred aud tiilysix, otherwise final and abso.
lutte Judgment w;llthen be given and awarded against
him, VI. NACDIN, 6. G.. +. i e.. S.
Clerks Office, Ntrsllaw district,
March IS 1856. April
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NOTICE.

-. p.?so:.: Indebted TO Z. J. DslIar ~ note "r
,,.la. arc ...quircd 10 make Immediate pay.
':.e Undersigned assigntcs. Mr.. DELAY Will
=, l" ~ the same stand at reduced prices
-. q: the aSsignccs.
=! .T,-tf y. u. ( Z. KENNEDY.
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PIANO FORTES.

Ne subscriber has just received supply Of six
nd seven Octave PIANO FORTES Rosewood
Of superior tone aud workmanship, and are
nted equal TO any manufactured in this country,
!.e celebrated house OF lIallett and Cumston,
aud will Le sold at manufacturers prices.
IL GEO. ALDEN.