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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-10-13
FLOWING N ATCH

The committee are instructed by the Pres.
ident to say that all premiums shall be pald
on the day Of exhibition.
The following named persons were chosen
as Judges Of the articles placed on exhibition.
HoRsEs.-Wilson Hutchinson. Amos L.
Kapp, Ira 7. Clement, VIM, II. KaSe.
CATTLE.-Comly Vincent, Jacob Haas,
Elijah Crawford, j. c. Horton, J. T.. Mueuch-
GRAIN.-Nathaniel Britain, Jacob Lessen
ring. Samuel Fiuney, Fred'k Haas, John W.
Frying
SwlSE.-John Moore, Robt. McWilliams.
Wm. Leighton.
SHEEr.-James Everitt, Amos yastiae-
Samuel John.
PoULrRy.--Dr. j. j. Miller, G. W. Arm
strong Benz. Patton.
NEGETArLEs.-Alcx. Jordan, j. b. Reed,
DR.. j, c. Robins. Jas, Taggart, William L.
Muench
FRuIr.-C. A. Kutz. s. NJ. Kase, H. b
Masser, Henry Donnel, Philip llilgert, Wm.
l.. Scott, 5. 4. Savdge. :. X. Gilger, W. i.
Wilmington, VIM. McCeary.
INPLEKENTs.-Samuel Eut, Jac. Seasholis.
j. 5. Gilger George Rohrbach, John W.
Hoffman,
DAmY.-Horato Tagrart, Frank Buchcr.
Philip Follmer 5. A. Bergstresser, Jacob
Painter.
DOMESTIC MAxrrAcTUREs.-E, y. Bright.
John Roush c. w. Tharpe, L. l.. Piper,
Alexander Colt John b. Youngman.
MISCELLANEOUS ARTIcLEs.-Dr. Galen ;.
Robins. Wm Rockefeller, Z. b. Masser, DIR.
II, B. Livermore, DIR. r. II. Awl, Franklin
Bound. Mark Prestey.
PIowING MArCH.-Andrew Armstrong, j.
B. Heller, John Cooper, Isaac Marsh. Geo.
Conrad.
Committee Of Arrangements.-lIon Alex.
Jordan, James Beard, s. r. Peale, George
Rohrbach, John b. Packer, VIM. l.. Dewart,
John X. Clement, George Weiser, Jno. Haas,
Jacob Painter, Hon. Judge Weiser, Agustus
Covert. Henry Weise.
The Exhibition will be held on the Third
TUESDAY of October
The annual address will be delivered by >.
N, KASE, ESQ., Of Shsuokip. ..
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kARZAS.

The Washington Union has an article in
defence Of the President, as far as the Kan
ZaS subject Is concerned and says that
"GovernOr Recder was removed on a mat
ter wholly distinct from the question whether
The President Sympathiscd with the pro-
slavery or anti slavery party" 1t blames
the uhOtiOnlstS for all the agitation that
has arisen IN Consequence Of the kanZaS bill
In the course q! TINS article, aud III reply to
the bullaiu Advertiser the Union SAYS =
"Be!ng actaatcd 10y no sectional feeling in
this matter, and being bound by his Official
obligation 10 know uu North or South. but
10 carry out the law IN lis true spirit and
meaning, the President has not overlooked
the embarrassing circumstances which are
connected with :he kanZas question, but, on
the contrary. has been ready at all times to
exert all the power vested IN him for the pre-
Vrnlon OF any Of those lutcrierrncps. whether
by the influence of capital and money or by
force and violence, which are alleged to have
been reSurted 10 Tor the defeat of the true
meaning aud principle Of the law The Ad-
verllSer Will, therefore, see that there is not
the slightest danger that the President will
give 'lhe executive sanction to the Illegal
proceedings Ui AtChsun aud his cOadiutOrs
~ hanzaS, and thereby give an impulse to
The republican movement which would render
II irresistible IN the free States. lie has not,
and he viii not, lend any countenauce to any
illegal proceeding, whether it originates in
Missouri or Massachusetts, which has for its
object the defeat of the great principle OF al
lowing the inhabitants II kanzas To give an
unbiased and free judgement upon the cues
ton whether slavery shall or shall not exist
in the Territory"
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NOTICE

'HNliE undersigned hereby gives notice that
Il they will make application to the Court OF
Quarter Sessions of the Peace. tn he holden in
aud for the county of Northumberland, on Mon
day, the 5lh day of November next, for license
To sell vinious. spirituous, malt and brewed Lii
quors in the borough of Sunbury, in the comfy
OF Northumberland.
WEISER & BRUNER.
Sunhury, Oct. IS, 1855 st.
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II ew Advertisements.
TOWN MEETING

E y pursuance Of Il resolution of the Town
a Council, passed September llth, 1855,
NOTICE
is hereby given that Town Meeting vii
be hold in the COURT HOUSE, on Tuesday
evening next, October 10th, for the purpose
of taking into consideration the propricty of
laying u borough tax sufficient to pay Off the
borough Indebtedness. Every citizen is re-
specially invited to attend
WM, NJ. ROCkEFELLER,
Chief Burgess.
Sunbury, Oct. l3, lSl5.-
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rS The editor Of the Gazette don't like
our "old documents" and makes another lame
attempt to excuse his sudden change of oppo-
sition TO Gen. Cameron. This change took
place several years before the Know Nothing
ism which he assigns as reason for opposi-
tion to Gen. Cameron, was ever heard Of
We could give much better reasons and so
could the Gazette, for this sudden change.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-10-13

e. The Post Office has been removed into
the new three story building Of j. NJ. Simp-
son, in Market street, directly opposite to
where it had been previously kept. The room
is large and commodious, and will add greatly
to the convenience Of the Post Master, as
we'll as to those who have business at tue
Office.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-10-13
NOTICE.

vC1HE annual election for Directors Of the
i Mahanoy and Shomokin Improvement
Company, will be- held at Trevorton, Northum.
berland county, on Monday, the cad inst, at the
Office Of the company. BY order,
f.. L. JOHNSON, Sec'ry.
Trevorton, Sept 10, ls55.-td.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-10-13

x" SNYDER CouNTY-The vote for Snyder
county has resulted in favor of Middlcbnrg
Ivy a majority of 422 votes. The vote stood
for Middleburg l343-Seinsgrove 92l--Free-
burg 202. We understand the election wlil
be contested on account of informality in re-
gard TO the bonds to secure the erection ot
the public buildings.
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NOTICE.

FE ENG forced to collect all outstanding dues
h1 the undersigned requests all knowing them
selves indebted to him Ivy note or book account
to come and pay up by the lst Of November
next, after which the accounts will be left with
the Squire for collection.
ALBERT ELSBERG.
Sunbury, Sept, IS, lS55.-tf.
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BANK OF NORTHUMBERLAND.

FNSliE Stockholders are her ely notified that
4 ~. election foI thirteen di rectors to serve
for the ensuing year, will he heIl at the Bank
ing house. on the Sd Monday in November
U9lh,) , 0 O'Clock, 4. NJ.
In accordance with the charter, the annual
meeting of the stockholders will he held on the
first Tuesday in November, at 10 o'clock, 4. NJ.
]. r. PRIESTLY, Cashier.
North'd Sept II, lS55.-te.
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have been requested by the Presiden Of
the agricultural Society, to say that there is
now in the Treasury, one hundred dollars,
which authoriseS me TO draw one hundred
more as contributions from the State Trea-
sury. The premiums, will therefore all be
paid on the day of exhibition.
IL q TAGGERT. Treas.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-10-13

EI UNION CoUNry.-The election for the
seat Of Justice in Union county, has resulted
in favor of Lcwisburg by majority of about
200. Our Lewisburg friends have been more
successful than our neighbors Of Selinsgrove
in this issue.
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EOTICE.

4 hereby notify the public, not to trus, Matilda
DlmmOnd, Oh my account, as will not pay
any debts she may or will contract, as we have
mutually agreed to part with each other, and
have sigucd an agreement drawn up TO that
effect, Ivy Esquire Lake, of Shamokn.
JOHN DlMMOND.
Mount Carmel. Sep. Is 1855. -3t.
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PENSION OFFICE, WASHINGTON, u. C.-The
plate for 10 acre warrants is still in the hands
Of the engrayers, aud will not be ready before
the 10th inst. As soon as it IS ready, the
warrants will be promptly flied up ana for
M.rued to the paIties emtltled.
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forti0n 3ltlus.
ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA.
one WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.

From tie Seat of ITGr-1hity thousand Al
hes LGadcd at upGtoYia-Retredt of the
Eussioa ht'Gatry-RuSsians Constructing
NcU Batteries.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-10-13

J SANTA ANNA AT WASHINGTON. - Washing,
tan, Oct. 9.-rhere is little or no doubt that
Santa Anna has been here for several days
privately quartered with Gen. Armstrong, the
Mexican Minister.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-10-13

Commodore Charles Stewart, (Od Iron
tide.) has been placed on the retired list at
tslrty-dve hundred dollars pay, and Comno-
dore Skinner at tvsnty-f I've Kindred.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-10-13

John b. Reed received Cor Register and
Recorder AZ votes.
Passmore Williamson, received one vote
in Lewis township.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-10-13

HAMrAX, Oct. 9.--lhe steamship Canada
- from Liverpool, with European dates to Sa-
turday, the 29th, arrived at half past o'clock.
The steamship Hermann arrived out on
the 2lth ult.
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MISNELAAN NLOJS LRTICLES.
For mechanical invcntiop, tools furniture
and other articles not coTir under any OF
the above heads, prizes viii re awarded ac-
cordiug TO the means Of ths4; ciety, and mer-
its of the articles exhibited
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AGRICULTURAL.

God save the Commonwealth.
HENRY " Else, sheriff.
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TIN! TIM! TIN!l!

II W. LAWSON, very grateful for patron
AAs age heretofore enjycd, begs leave to
say to his friends and customers and the pub
lie generally, TINT he has now, ct Ills old stand
on Main Street, next door to White l. Bullock
a full and complete assortment of TIN WARE
In his store may be found:-
Buckets-nIl shapes and sizes. Gov.
cred and uncovered; Bonnet Box
es; Bed-Stcamers; Coffee
Pots-nll sizes; Cake
Pans-a
shapes; Candle
Moulds
Cake Boxes: Coal Carriers; Cullen
dors: Coffee Roasters; Candle
Sticks; Dish Pans; Dish
Covers; Dust Pans; Fat
Stoves; Foot Tubs;
Glass Drniners:
Knife Box
es: Lanterns; Lamp-Feedsrs; Milk
Pans; Milk-Cnps; Money Box
cs; Molasses Cups; Milk
Sknmers; Muffin Rings;
Marking Cups; Oil
Lamps; Pepper
Boxes;
Pudding Pans: Pie Pans; Plate Gov
ers; Rejecting Ovens; Shower
Baths; Stew Pans; Sugar
Scoops; Sugar Boxes;
Tea Canisters;
Trumpets; Wa
ter Pots;
Wash Pans; Water DIrpcrs; &c, dc.
In short, his stock comprises everything in
his line, and he is not merely willing to shuu,
but will sell on az reasonable terms rs can bc
compatible with the first Injunction of the
maxim ''livc and let live"
Any article manufactured to order Mt short
notice, and warranted to give satisfaction.
Country merchants will find it to their in
tercst to procure supplies of Tin Ware from,
him, as he will give good articles at low rates
10 the building public he would cay tha,
he is always prepared to attend to tho
roofing and gutiering of houses. and vii
DC thankful for any chance afforded him tc
give evidence of his ability to do good work
Abbeville c. H., S. C., Nov. 90, 1854 29 ly
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ED CATIONS

Mh JAMES O. CALHOUN, having been
4'A elected Principal Of the ABBEv1LLs MALE
AoADENr, will continue his services during the
Owing to the great Increase in the number:of
scholars, the services of Nh. MONTGOMERY.
graduate of the University of North Carroll.
ma, have been procured.
new and comnodous Academy will in q
short time be completed The building is 20
retired rs to insure perfect quiet, and freedom
from NIL things calculated to distract the atten-
tion Of the scholar
The government Of the School will be rigid.
The morals and general department of the Stu
dents will mt all times receive special attention.
Students will be prepared to enter the FresA-
man or Sophomore Glass of the South Carolina
college, an greatest care given 10 their
preparation.
=, lhe Scholastic year will be divided into two.
Sessions. The first will commence on January
o'n' and continue twenty eight weeks; tho
Seeona VIII oegin on the second Monday in
september, and continue twelve weeks
The Tuition Of each Glass will be for tho
LIST Class: Reading, Writing, lstSes, 2dSes
Spelling, and Primary &c.
,ography, Sl4 90 SO 90
I'd Cluss The above with
Geography, History, A.
rithmetic, English Gram
mar, and exercises in En-
.glish Composition, 20 90 3 90
3D. Glass: The above with
all the advanced English
Branches : % 90 10 M
4th Glass: The above with
Latin and Greek, % 90 70 90
Boarding can be obtained in desirable fami.
lies, and at reasonable rates, either in the Viii
lage or country near the Academy.
Although it is of the greatest Importance
that all the pupils should be present at the
opening of the Session. still they will be re-
ccived at any time during the term. Students
will be charged from the time they enter until
the close of the Session, unless special arrange
mcnts are made to the contrary ~.
For further information, apply TO the Prinoi.
pal. JAMES C. CALHOUN. A. B..
Principal, Instructor in Mathematics
JAMES y. MONTGOMERY, A. B.,
INSTRUCTOR i" the Ancient Languages.
December H. 1854. 50 Gm
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HATsI HATS |.

THE Subscribers having engaged IN, tho
Il business Of manufacturing HATS, re.
sp"ctfully announce to the citizens Of fAbbeyills
District that they are prepared to furnish any
article in the way of Wool Hats, ut short no.
tice. and promise prompt attention to all orders
sent to them. Their Hats are of a superior
quality, and warranted to satisfy all who try
them. ..a - ~
When large lots of hats are ordered, they
will he delivered by us. :. ,,s..s (. =,
Good Fall Wool taken in exchange for Hats,
or q liberal price paid when exchange is not
desired. ~. .I.y,
shop ] I miles north Of fuckers Mill, .Ander.
derson District s. e. - s'z.E s&.,s.
+ Address >tdreville Anderson District, 8. C.,
x ;fss4t:A.. c. ~ j. .1,.sMcCLELLANDGC Co.
Jan le, 1855 ~ sss .8m
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SOLD OUT!

THE Undersigned begs leave to nc. s.A
L quaint his friends and the public ~
generally, that he has disposed of his estab.
li>hmcnt in the Druggist and Apothecary busi-
ness to to DR.. A. 5. Ravenscroft who will he at
all times fully prepared to meet the demands
of his former customers. lie also takes pleas
nrc in assuring them that every attention will
he paid in the selection of the best articles in
his line, aud ut Augusta prices.
lie would further state that DR.. II. is thor
onghly acquainted with the compoundinc and
dispensing of Medicines, and solcits the pat
ronage Of those who have heretofore been his
friends.
The undersigned will also be on hand, at all
times. nt the Office of DR.. r., to give advice or
attend to the duties Of his profession.
A j. CREIGHTON.
The old stand-renember the old stand
of Dr. a. J. Creighton.
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS !!
CORNER OPPOSITE GLOBE HOTEL,
AuSuSfa Ganroio

Augusta, Georgia.
M ILLER d WARREN will offer crent IN
Ifl dncements to their friends and custom
ers this season to purchase their FALL AND
WINTER DRY GOODS. They do not pretend
to say they have the richest and largest stock
ever offered in this city, that they have better
taste in their selections, or possess superior nd
vantages over their neighbOrs but they have
certainly the richest and most elegant stock
they ever had in store.
In DRESS GOODS, they have
Rich Sa,in Striped Plaid SILKS;
Rich Heavy Brocade Cold do;
Blk Satin Striped Plaid and W altered SILK
of new and beautiful styles;
Plain Rep SILKS, aud Plain do;
Rich Printed French CASHSiERES and
DEIAINES;
Beautiful small fig. DELAINEs, for Mis-,
ses' wear;
Plain French AiERINos and cAsuNERFs
Of every shade;
superfnc Black French BoMBAzINE;
Superfnc ct" 81 CHALLE and DE-
LANES;
MANTILLAS, PALMAS and CLOAKS,
embracing every variety Of pattern and mate
rinl, from lOw-prced to the richest and highest
cost Goods manufactured
EMBROlDERIES, comprising large and
most elegant assortment Of Rich French
Worked COLLARS CElEMISETrES, UNDER
1LCcF IS' 0lomaIuElS, HANDk EN-
CHIEFS. INFANTS ROBES, and WORKED
BODIES;
-ALSO,--
Maltese COLLARS, CHEMISETTES and
SLEEVES
Rich Embroidered BANDS, of the latest
styles Of work : 49, Ha ,.,.>F
Beautiful lot Of Bonnet aud Neck RIB
Linen Cambria Hem-sted HANDKER-
CHIEFS, GLOVES, MITTS;-
BIZ and White Silk HOSIERY; Alpaca
and Moravian HOSE;
Ladies' aud Misses HOSE, MI sizes;
Ladies Silk and Merno VESTS and Mis-
ses' do;
In HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES they
have an endless variety of TOWELLINGS, Ia
BILE NAPKINS. and DOYLES; l2-4 Linen
and Cotton SHEETIEGS; 9-8 and 5.4 Linen
and Cotton PILLOW CASE GOODS; TABLE
CLOTHS, nll sizes. of the richest Damask and
Snow Drop figures
i--ALSO,-
French and English CASSIMERES, BROAD
CLOTHS VESTINGS. SATINErS, TWEEDS,
Welsh FLANNELS. and every other article
kept in the Dry Goods line ..
Persons visiting tho city, can rely on finding
the newest styles Of Goods and in richness and
variety unsurpassed in any market to which
their attention is invited, as they wilfbe Of.
fered at low prices. Nov,lO 27-3m
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

: WILL. attend at the undermined times and
i places for the purpose of collecting Taxes
iu- 1884,
Due West, Monday, 29th January:
18th Mnreh;
Gaiaham's. Tuesday, 3p,h January;
Tribes, Wednesday, 3lst 49,
Lo""dsv'Iie: lie: Thursday, lst February;
Warrenton, SATURDAY, 3d.
Abbevl!e e. H., Monday, 5th,
Calhoun's Mills. Tuesday. 9th,
Wilmington, Wednesday, Tth,
Moragnc's, Thursday, 9Th.
Iolbert's. lin the Rauge,) Friday, stl, &"
March l7,h;
Greenwood, Monday, 10Th, and Mar:|, 10th
Cambridge, Tuesday, 18th February
Moodville Wednesday. l4th q"
Whitehall, Thursday, 18th
Cothran's, Friday. 18th,
Cedar Spring. saturday, 18th,
Donalds. Monday, 10Th,
Seuflletown, L esday, Goth,
Bnrmore's. Wednesday, yIst
Cokcsbury. Thursday. 22d, and March l4th
Dca fail, Friday. 23d February;
Smithviic, Monday, 10th.
Roberts Store, Tuesday, 9th,
Ninety.SiN. Wednesday, 2Sth,
McCaw's Old Field, Friday, I'd March:
AbbcviIlc c. II. all Court week.
Saie'day in April the last day for making
returns. All persons failing to make returns
on the above day. liable to double tax. All
taxes to oe paid by the first Monday in May,
or executions may be issued
Property TO be returned in the name of the
proper owner. Guardians. Executors, and Ad-
mi"isirators will return property under their
control
Persons having transferred property between
the LIST October, 1858, and lst October, 1854,
will make it known 10 me-
All persons will come prepared to give the
amount OF Births Marriages, and Deaths in
their families
Free persons Of colour must pay their taxes
i'll Murch.
JAMES MOORE T.C.
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A CARD.

A CARD.
In compromising Medicines and supplying
plantations the strctest attention will be given
to the requirements Of his patrons.
Being IL graduate IF the London College Of
Pharmacy and having had IN experience of
eighteen years i'll his business, he feels conf
dent of being able to give satisfaction to all
who may favor him with their patronage
ALFRED :. RANENSCROFT
Hamburg. Feb !, 1855 80 lin
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Superb Painting.

>HE Subscriber woulI inform the public that
L he %is prepared to execute oil kinds of
PAINTING, such ns Sign, Ornamental, Chair,
Vanishing Furniture, DC, in. the best style,
Having procured the serviceso of an accomplish.
ed workman, be feels assured. his work viii
please Carriages and Buggies painted sir the
finest style, on as reasonable terns as possible.
Give rs trial! ~ 3: e. ]. TAYLOR.
AbbevilleC g. H., Jan. /, 1856. y !,
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sTailoriRg.

so j AN still at my old stand, ready is
Is fdfnish and make to order. ID the snioss
I. fashionable and dufab Be- style, ELI aftis
.cles infmy line at wefilty reduced pfices at
FsiI pnonths credit and ten per oaiiE discount
for each. Cal. and Be convinced. ~ 6 6
tsy Cutting and airint aast bs pad. ssgs y
6 - g ,7ta sAaSfss stsSHafnLfro 81 Il
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OH YOU! HIT HIM AGAINl!'

OH YOU! HIT HIM AGAINl!5
sDS he G6NT-
III AS just received and opened the largest
IL and best assortment Of
READY-MADE CLOTHING
ever exhibited in Abbeville. He has also lot
OF Boots and Shoes. Hats and Cans. Drawers
aha Socks, and great many other things too
tedious to mention, all Of which he viii selI
low for the tin! '' Owl
Persons desiring anything in his line. will do
well to call soon, lie is determined to sell
that is II he can get the cash!
Call and see him, anyway. His store i. tho
corner one in the Marshall House.
Cigars and Tobacco.
The best article ma, ufactured can be fopnd
at Lyons Clothing Store.
Trunks and Valises.
Lyons has n few of them left, and will dis.
pose of them if he can find buyer.
Pocket Knives.
Drop in at Lyons and look at them, and you
can't help buying one, ut least
December s 81 If
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FRESH DRUGS. &o. &C.

FRESH DRUGS, SO. &c,
GARY d GARY,
Cokesbury, 8. O.,
"OULD Respectfully announce to their
w friends and patrons that they are re.
ceivlng, and will keep constantly on hand, a
COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
DRUGS
AfEDICLNES,
PAINTS, OILS,
GLASS WARE,
PERFU.IfERY
STATIONERY
FANCY ARTICLES, DC.
We would invite the attention of PHYSICIANS
to our stock of
FRESH AND GENUINE MEDICINES,
which We will sell on terms that cannot fail
to suit.
We are Agents for the most approved Patent
Medicines.
Just received, large assortment of Fresh
GAHDEN SEEDS, crop of 1854, grown BY
David Landreth.
Also. Estrd Fine WINES and BRAND1Es.
for medicinal and sacramental purposes
All the foregoing will be sold very io,o for
cdsh' or to approved purchasers on a credit
f. +. EARl, N. d. T. =. GARY.
N. B.---DR. +. F. GARY solicits those who
are indebted to him to come forward and close
their accounts, either by cash or note as he is
dcsirous of bringing his old business to close.
Longer indulgence will not DO given.
Jan 3, 1855 81 I'm
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CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE

>aB- The friends of NIMROD McCORD re.
srcctfully announce him rs a Candidate for
Sheriff at the ensuing Election
eB- The friends of Capt S. A. HoDsEs res
pecttully announce him as candidate for Tar
Collector at the ensuing election.
tB The friends of JonN r. WILSON respect
fully announce him ms a candidate for Tax Col
iector of Abbevlle District, Mt the ensuing elce
ton.
II WE are authorised to announce the Rev.
JAMES MOORE as candidate for reelection rs
Tar Collector of AbbeviIle District. Mt the on.
suing election.
W The friends of JAMES M. VANDIyEIe
respectfully announce him candidate for
Tar Collector of Abbeville District, at the en-.
suing election.