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The State Of South Carolina

Abbc0'He Dis'rict-I" the Consn,on Pleas
Vim. Hill d I. Alcx'rSnlc, !
Administrators Attachment.
rs Tohmpson Fair.
Jeremiah Shchanc. ilalntits Atty.
WHEREAS, The Plaintiffs in this. cas,,
oi.i on the twentieth day Of Novcm-.
Der, 1854, file their Declaration AGAINST tb,.
said Defendant, VIII" Gas it is sail) il absen::.
from and without The limits oi this State. anii
has neither wife 'or attorney known within,
the same upon WHOM copy of the said Dec
laratom might be served:
1t Is therefore ordered, that the sai,r r,cfrnf.
ant d" appear an,l plead TO the said Declp,.o
lion on or heforcthc twcnty.first =, ,v Of Novnn,
hcr' III shH Year OF "". Lord one tbousa nd o;,'ht
","''Fe" -" ttty-fivc, otherwise final and nh.
s"'''e JUL cement will then be given and award
ci against him.
=, MATTHEW MCDONALD, c. or.
Clerks Office, Abbcvillc District
November 90, 1854 { olv "
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N EW TAILOR SH OP

NEW TAILOR SHOP
AT ABBEVILLE C. H.
ENI1E Undersigned respectfully informs the
l. citizens of Abbcvile village and Dis
trict that he has opened shop for the purpose
of carrying on the
Tailoring Business.
on his own account. He will receive orders
from town and country thankfully, and will
spare no pains in endeavoring to please his
customers. both in the quality Of his work and
prices. BY strict attention to business, md a
GiiIty to do good work, he hopes to secure a
share of patronage.
eY shop on Main street, next. door to
'Moore's Variety Store" =. -
Inlay 0. 1855 ly1 .FREDERICIe,lVEs.s -
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The State Of South C,roIiu.,

Hhe state Of South Carolina.
-'lbbcpiHc District-M the Common Pfcos.
a. vi. benson Attachment
Vim. i. Lloyd PLAINTIFFS Attornc,
w llEl'EAS, the Plaintiffs in this case did
on twentieth day Of November 1854, file
their Declaration against the said Defendant,
VIII" (as 1t IS said) is absent from and without
the limits of this State, and has neither wifa
nor attorney known within the same unon
whom copy Of the said Declaration might be,
H. Is therefore ordered that the said Defend
ant d" appear and plead to the said Declarn-.
ton on or before the twcnty-fist of Novem.
per M the year of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and iiity-tivc, otherwise final md ab-
S""tc judgement will then be given and award
ed against him.
-, MATTHEW MCDONALD, e. c, p.
Clerks office, Abbcvllc District,
N"vcmbcr 90 1854. qlv "
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yCAUTIoNI..3, ],

"a LLspersons having demands apai Inst gt,e,
lNfE Estate of JOEL SMITH; 5deeeasefis are
requestcd TO present them promptly nttested to.
the gndersi med tai HON als6a those inlebteR
'te t!l gre f6quested to- make f,aymcnt.
- SMITH,
ss I. 3 .lfa PERRIN. Sts a.,.
eEe!sS s1S ssSs tfr &
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fhc state of South Carolina,
.1bbcriUc DiStrici-M tie Common Picos
Britt & C"wan Attachment.
iIwarL Jones. } Plaintiffs Attorney.
NNllEREAS, the Plaintiffs in this ease
did, on the twentieth day of Novcm-
Der; 1871, file their Declaration against the
said Defendant, who (as it. is sai,D is absent
from and without the limits of this State, and
has neither wife nor attorney known within
the same upon whom copy Of the said Decla-
ration might b" served:
IT. is therefore ordered, that the snid Defend
ant d" appear nai plead to the said Dcclara-
ti"n on or before the twenty-ffth day of Novc,n-
bcr, III the year -four Lord one thousand eight
i''in'lrcsi ANA tiItyfivc, otherwise final anil alb
s"inte judgement will then be given and award
cd against him.
MATTHEW MCDONALD, e. C.. p.
Clerks Office. Abbcvillc District,
November 20 1851. qly "
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Notice:

.:i:s 81 IyDtlce. - I. 90 -.
pERSoNs debted / to the Subscriber are
i ested to- call and 4tsstt ia. IT. ID
utterly out sgs: the estio1s let 4R 0GERY
tiSgwilf be spfi iciep tly plainS pfSpsfi
q stoSa 50 and sSos ews me-
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The State of South Carolina,
.lbbcriWe Di%irici-M tie Common pIeos
j., 'Ioserh n. Whitner, :,
James G.. Spctr. y
WHEREAS; the Plaintiff did on the thir-
w ticth day of March, instant file his
declaration against the Defendant, who (as it is
said) is absent from and without the limits of
this State, and has neither wife nor attorney
known within the same, upon whom copy Of
the said declaration might be served l. il
therefore ordered, that the said Defendant do
appear and plead to the said declaration, on or
before the thirty fist day of March, which will
be III the year of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and fifty-siH, otherwise final and all,
soute Judgment will then be given and award
ed against him.
MATTHEW MCDONALD, C.. C. p.
Clerks Office, AbbevIle District,
March 81, 1853. 48 qly1y
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er.ry d Wis
V EGETABLE PAIN KILLER.
? no THE PATRONS OF

NWlNG 4" the large amount "f Counterfeit
! ~ Pain Killer put up and soil ns genuine
by unrrinriplrl men we have been obliged 10
! resort 10 very expensive mcnsiirc@ tu protect
ourselves l,ccunarily. an'l the puJIic from great
! injury, buying and using. their worthless "oun-
/ t.rici,s.-Thc comparative plain and simple
! style in which our Pain Killer has been put up.
initiate it very successfully, far as lis cXcr
color Of tho article; but W" need not say that
the compound i, miserable, filthy production.
aul calculated {" i" .,rcn' injury to those who
NIGH. use it with confidence that they have
hrcn accustomed ~ lisc the genuine Pain Kill
l"r Parties whose business il is to counterfeit
valuable prrparn'i"ns do i; in 50 secret Il man
n"r that it is almost useless to alt.m, to pun-
i>h them by legal measures, n, it is difficult,
and we might say impossible to bring, proof
home t" Them.
Considering the @rrat difficulty in protecting
ourselves and the public by prosecuting parties,
We have been 20 Il very great expense in get
tin" up finely executed
STEEL, E.vGHI l-ED LIBEL,
for "ur BOTTLES We also attach to ON: bottles
Steel engraved Not" of hand, which We issue
as our obi legation, and tn counterfeit which is
hell I" lie forgery hy the laws al the United
states, AMI which parties will not dare attempt
t" do. The great expense attending the get.
ting mp and printing of these labels will pre-
vent tn" attempt I" counterfeit thus securing
I" the public that the Article they purchase is
the genuine Perry Davis Pain Killer manu-
farturclhy Perry Davis & Son, sole propric.
tors
The Pain Killer will l." put in n new s.ylc
OF panel bottle, with tie words,
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SiS"if r"iIEs, FEE ANSrM. - So 90
JES GnriIs rER ANNCM 50 90
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Wilson'S Variety Store.

Abbevilic c. H., March 10, 1855.
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AESli;OtS Of moving to the West. offer
- for Sale my Plantation, in Abbryilc
District, continuing
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EMPnoYME ENr.

VIE TNDERSlC;NED, under the snpcrvi-
l. sion Of The Young Mems Christian Associ-
alton of San Francisco. have opened room
over rhe Pos, Office, Keorny street. and adjn-
cent TO the Plaza; aud will furnish house and
farm servants. gardeners, mechanics and clerks.
to persons who wish 10 employ them Conlnn-
inications post paid by those W no wish to employ
such are requested, and their wants sill be sup
piled without charge. ..'..
4 The undersigned will collect bills in San Fran
cisco at five per cent upon The amtunt received,
and respectfully transmitted according TO dircc-
tlon. We will also attends 10 any agencies or
commissions Of n trausent character, on receiv-
ing orders postpaid md one dollar enclosed -
We intend to work cheap, aud depend upon an
increase of business for remtlneraiion
jya6lm WOODBURY. s. CO,
California Exchange, San Francisco.
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The village Conrs.hip.

ssus--.n4-~~s@aTsppins ~ the wfndow
Peeping o. ers the blind-- kxe
IT'S really most surprising,
He never learns to mind
Twas only yester evening"
.e1s-'e As in the dark sat,
scr My mother asked me sharply,
'ssS Pray, Mary, who is that ~
Who's that indeed YOU re certain
How much she made me start
Men seem to lose their wisdom,
hae Whene'er they lose their heart.
Yesi there he isl see him! a.s
The lamp his shadow throws
Across the curtained window
He's stepping on his toes.
He'll never think of tapping,
Or making any din - sx
A knock, though even the slightest
Is worse than looking in.
Tap tap Would any think 1t
He never learns TO mind,
'Tis surely most surprising. Ess-ff
He thinks my mother bind.
IT'S plain, I must 60 to him,
e3nS It's no use now to cough;-
Qe III ops the door just sofrly,
tEnoy If but to send him off.
c5pe9 'Tis well iffrom the door step ~
hfpf@ fs He be not shortly huri'd--
Sfnsf Oh, man, there ne'er was trouble,
aanst Till he came in the world
.ssT Tapping at the window,
Aud peeping o'er the blind;
staoi .d Oh, man! but you're trouble,
stn0t And that we maidens find
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PACIFIC OIL AND CANPHENE
lHf3 WORKS.. 80
O mcc 20, Front Slrcei.


Mangtaetory, Taylor Street, No7h Beach, San
s Ssh rs4s as5el Francisco ylut9EisiHs liieat
T7HE PROPRIETOR of this Pioneer Establish
- ment on the Pacific Coast. grateful for pa,t
favors, respectfully announces the removal of his
Office and Works Is above, where he hopes, by
the introducionEo of all the recent valuable i'm
prov euents. and the increased facilities which
his new and extensive Works afford IN the man
ufacture OF Oils and Camphene, tn be enabled
to supply. his customers with a quality of Oil
and Camphene that W i'll euaranteea continuance
OF The liberal patronage heretofore extended to
him. .. f.l .s5segsg al. iais 9f' s1ulr 4A
+ He viii, at alf times, have ON hnnd a large
stock of superior Sperm, Polar, Elephant, Black
Fish, Tanners, Meats Foot, Machinery and Lard
Oil. warranted egnal to any manufactured in the
Atlantic States.
He has, connected with his establi hment, a
department for the manufacture of Lard Oil, and
has no hesitation IN saying that be turns out an
article superiorto any imported into the coun-
try. ...,;.,... I'll ,lss.iy III
His facilities for the manufacture Of Cam
phene are inferior to none in the State, and will,
at all times, enable him TO keep on hand fresh
supply. WM. BAILEY
San Francisco: Jai5 II, 1875. jyl4-3m
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q Be sure before you commence cooing.-

q Be sure before you commence cooling
Our friends p and S------ one evening
met at the house of an acquaintance, some young
ladies. for whom both gentlemen entertained
tender feelings Ina spirit Of frolic one OF the
young ladies blew out the lamp, and our two
friends, thinking 1t favorable moment to make
known the state Of their feelings to the fair OBJ
ject Of their regard, moved seats at The same in
stani, and placed themselves, as they supposed.
oy the lady q side; but she had also moved, and
the gentlemen were in reality seated next to
each other. AS our friends could not whisper
without betraying their whereabouts, they both
gently took, as they thought; the soft little hand
of the charmer, and when, after while, they
ventured to give a gentle pressure. each was
surprised TO find it returned with an unmistake-
able squeeze. 1t may we'll be agined that the
moments flew rapidly, in this silent interchange
OF mutual affection. But the rest wondering at
the unusual silence of the gentlemen, one of
them noiselessly stepped out, and suddenly re-
turned with light; and there sat our friends
p and s., most lovingly squeezing
each others hand and supreme delight beaming
IN their eyes, Their CONSERVATION, and the &C.
stacy of the ladies may be imagined, but not de-
scribed. Both gentlemen sloped, and P
was afterwards heard to say, that he thought
all the while SIS hand felt hard -
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B= "She has breastworks and knees said
Ike, describing the new u s. ship Nerrimac Ia
Mrs. Partington, and he looked up to her ro-
guishy. E2aoa i e.oa,rttfa
Sl"What is that Tsaacl" sad the old lady,
looking up from profound contemplation ol
Dudley Leavitt's almanac. She had not canght
all the rernark. - g
She has breastworks and knces;'' said Ike,
smiling.
Dreastworks and knees = said Mrs. Part
ington impressively. with a face that hnd a
whole moral code written upon it, I" aud how
do you know tha,?" aHTDl2 lIJ aidyk
Il saw 'em, returned he, g and put my hand
on en- a ts4s9s,a .faa Il a, 7eat 1tlnar
"Welb' said SHE. raising her finger like a
guide post, :" you must hot let Inc hear such a
tting from yon again. Such shameless couduci
is without parable in one SO voting, and am
almost ready to believe in all they say of the
moral turpentne of youth She looked AJAX
ionsly al Ike. who was sitting on his legs and
rocking to and fro. 4 r3 5tI.3 ~
1T was the new ship was talking about, :
said he, grinnmg at the mistake she had tnade.
..Oh :, said she, was that all J. Well, the
lesson may be laid away in your mind until you
need it." - q ~ -
The old lady took pinch Of snuff. with her
eyes upon the picture of The stiff corporalnpon
the wall sbut the picture was moveless, and she
turned toward Ike, who was making a row oi
portfolios in the side of sheet Of gingerbread
ready for the oven.-Bostoa Post. gsItIas ,sgea3
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WoMAS. VS.. OxES.-A certain clergyman once
addressing his audience in the southern part of
New Jersey, had occasion to quote Luke xiv, l6,
90: A certain man made great supper, and
bade many, and sert his servant at supper-time,
TO say to them that were hidden, Come, for all
things are now ready And then they all With
one consent. began to make excuse The first
said unto him. i have bought piece of ground,
and must needs go and it: pray thee have
me- excused And another said, L have bought
i've yoke OF oxen. and 4 60 to prove them /
pray have me excused And another said /
have married a, wife; and therefore / canno,
come Now" said the venerable clergyman
you see the man that bought the land merely
wished to be excused. The man that boush,
i've yoke OF oxen merely wished to be excused
but the man that married the wife said posi-
lively. therefore. (for this reason} I can no
come So you see. my hearers, that a ,eonaan ca,
drar m0n further from God THAN FIVE YOKE OF
OXEN" :" aerasraaetl tl sr ssssHssasl 5
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Surgical Diseases.

As tumors. morbid growths, affections of the
bones and joints, deformities, whether congen-
ital or from accident diseases Of the urinary ap-
paratus, of the eye, ear, etc.
Patients placing themselves in, DR.. Sawyer's
hands, for treatment or operation, will be pro-
vided with suitable accommodations, and with
careful and attentive nurses
4 Facilities are now offered by DR.. Sawyer for
the successful practice Of Surgery, which are not
to be surpassed in any city ofihe Union.
Residence-Rasette House, (basement) corner
of Bush and Sansome streets. Office hours until
A. M, and from 3 to 5 P. M.
San Francisco, january 80, 1855. feb3-y
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BATHs AT FIFTY CENTS.

GTEAM. SHOWER TUB AND DOUCHE
~ BATHS will now be furnished in good
style. at 80 cents each. by IL. w. Hubbard, at
the sign OF The globe lamp, Shasta. sasnM
Goods taken on storage. From 90 to 30 good
beds for dodgers will be found at all hours Of the
night Also. miners tents always on hand.
There is also attached an asylum for the sick.
g Money to loan good security. fs.2
Shasta City. May %, 1854. ap9tf
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ei.a 90 A.H. STOUT. uIL.s.l
Justice OF the Peace of said township
State of California, county of Shasta. :,

State of California, county of Shasta, S.
ta Justices Court, Cottonwood township
j. G. Bradley. w. l.. Bradley, j. F. Bradley
and George Sherman VS.. Henderson Mackley.
1t appearing to my satisfaction that cause Of
action exists againstihe above named defendant,
and that there is good cause TO believe that said
defendant has left thi, State, hereby order that
summons IN this action be served on said defen-
dant by the publication thereof, once week
for three months. in the newspaper printed and
published in said county, called the Shasta cour.
ier. ~ a. Fl. STOUT j. r..
49, for said township and county.
June 16. 1855. 3m
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SUMMONS.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Sb..,.
~ Set. Justices Court, Cottonwood tornas' Uuasla'
The people OF the State OF California ~ nP nnpP
derson Mackley, greeting:oo - : 80 y len'
You are hereby summoned to appear befor.
me, at my office in Red Bluffs. Co,,on .o's ,,,eu,
township, OF the comfy of Shasta, on The ,a Is,a
day OF June, A. D.glS55. at 10 O'Clock A. M ',' W
answer unto the complaint of J. @. Bradley w y
L. Bradley, IF. Bradley, and George Sbernan
who sue to recoverthe snm of one hundred .ni
nincty-seven dollars, as balance due. upon ~
express contrnct for work and labor performs II
IN threshing grain. when judgment will be IA.
ken against you for the said amount. ,osetbs,
with cost and damages il you tail 10 appear and
/ To the Sheriff, or any Constable Of said coun.
ty, greeting: :l.w b
Make legal service and due return hereof
Given under my hand this ais, day Of Nav
A. d. 1855. e .aI bsa Is agai 81 s1..'','
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CoSGESIAL NATURES ONLY, LovE.--Whc can
force the heart to sacrifice itself at shrine it
loves not Z or prevent its flying fr,m a. place
where il finds no LONE /? Yet such things are
often attempted in this world and are bursting
forth afresh Whatlias been done still is done.
and the seed sown by the wicked springs forth
and comes to maturity under Gods sun, which
ripens the melon. as we'll as matches the egg oil
the crocodile.
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Hotels.
S'I. CHARLES HOTEL
j bns sr,Aan h o USE Of
Main 6srees, shasta.
RIO. DEWITT and D. g. BROWN,
PRsOsPRIETO RS.

PR OEP e y +. = Q Rs.
- The present proprietors Of the St,
::a Charles Hotel would inform its old pat
.:l rons and the public generally, that they
h.vs 'reft,ed and furnished il in such manner
,h., thew can assure them Of being as we'll ac-
cor, r,ndated in their Establishment as in any
ho,aI in No.thern California, and ask for them
selves fair share uf The public patronage. The
TABf.E will always be supplied with every del
icacy that can be supplied in this market as also
those Of Marysyille and Sacramento. The
..,a.i .s- Sleeping Apartments aoJ
ore new. and will be kept in a manner inferior
to none in the country. The le fAee
Gl Bar Arrangements
will be under the direct supervision of D. G.
Brown, long and fayorably known as a connois-
seur in this department.
- All the stages rinning from here to Marys-
Vile and Sacramento, belonging to the,
California Stage Company
start from this House. Passengers wishing any
information, can obtain it from VIM. McTURk
Agent for the company, who is always on hand.
Also, the office Of the iias' t;ii'o ~
California Steam Navigation Co.,
+. X. SHED Agent, is kept atthis house. "
The Passenge r trains for the north, leave the
St. Charles daily, consisting of lsiia s
alqLOag's Train to Weaver,
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Lime +! Lime ! Lime |!

THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECT
Il fully announce 10 the public, thath he is now
fully prepared to furnish Lime. of an excellent
quality, at their kiln III Brigssvie.rag za lcai
Builders will do well to call before contract
ing elsewhere, as our facilities for Burning lime,
and convenience to an excellent wagon road
cannot be surpassed. SAMUEL CLOUGH.
Briggsville, May l6, lSJJ. .t 10 sjel6-3m
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DR.. A. F. SAWYER.

LVORMERLY CONNECTED WITH THE
IL Surgical Department of the MASSACHUSETTS
GENERAL. HosPITAL, gives special attention 10
the treatment of all
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Ready Made Clothing Warehouse.
.s.sin WILLIAM q. BADGER. ak

No. 90 Battery street. San Francisco.
IMPORTER OF READY MADE CLOTHING
L and Furnishing Goods. Also. every variety
of Hats, Boots and Brosans. 7 wonld invite
country merchants visiting San Francisco to call
and examine my large stock of Clothing. Sc.
| have on hand and constantly arriving. the
largest assortment every variriy and style of
Clothing of any honse in the State. My stock
amounts 10 over two hundred 'honsand dollarsi
( The goods are. manufactured under my own
supervision; are made from the best material,
and in the most durable manner Persons bny-
ing my clothing will find large and saleable
sizes .ssssS !.
/ Persons may rely upou finding every article
they wish in my >s'ock. My prices, will be as
low. if not lower. than they can be found else
where in the market. ! guarantee each article
| sell. .Ft4s4-ff{4,
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