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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-12-13

RELATIVE RANK OF THE STATEs.-Some
weeks ago we were led into an error by CO.
temporary in CHASING Indiana as the fourth
State in the Union. Illinois exceeds her in
voters about $500, and SO we can aspire only
to the fifth rank. But our sympAthcs are
awakened for old Virginia. AT the organiza-
ton of the government, and as late as 1910,
she ranked first in wealth and population;-
now she has sunk to the station Of the ninth
State. and even her daughter kentucky out
ranks her. The following are the number OF
votes cast in the nine largest States Of the
Union at the late election:
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j. FENDRICH BR Is. just received large stock
mpore and domst cEIrs. They have also received
stock the best virgin tobacco All that
good Cigars and Tobacco would advise
F. FENDRF3H n BROS.
roYIZ bIaip ST.. door above First.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-12-13
NEW ADyEEsTEsEsNzENTs.


square, lines less. time SOC: three times.
week. 81 5O two weeks. 81 5oi month. 81 three
81 months SIC; year SIS Discount
Cards OF six lines under. 81
No charge for marriage death religious notices
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The area Of our State is about $4,000
square mies--that Of Illinois is $4,000. Her
population is &c to the square mile-ours is
according to the estimate of the editor of
the Mt. Vernon Advocate-44 to the square
mile. We have increased Il to the square
mile. Illinois has gained only IL to the square
mile. We are gaining and will support a
denser population than she will, probably =
We have increased since 1850 about 400 900
she has gained $4,000 We have total of
!, 440, 0OO-she has ,464. 900.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ap5 lyd&w

Notices 10 This place. cents per line insertion
2n line three times 80 line week. dis
count longer time.
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" The import lists for the fiscal year
ending 3Oth of June last, compare as follows
with the previous year:
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Disunion Proposed,

In the South Carolina Legislature, list of
formal disunion resolutions, of which the fol-
lowing is the last, has been offered and order
ed to be read:
Reso1UeI, That just and reasonable regard
for their own security and welfare ought to
induce the people Of the sayeholding States
to annul the compact which subjects them to
a common Government with the people of the
other States to resume to themselves respect
lively the powers delegated by them to that
Government, and to form among themselves
another Confederacy, composed of more homo
geneous constituents, and excluding as much
as possible the element Of hostility to their
peculiar rights, institution and property.
The course suggested here would be very
acceptable to all her sister States, if her
geographical situation was different. If South
Carolina will exchange her present pine and
barren soil for an equal area of rich territory
on the Cape Of Florida she can have it, with
the privilege of disunion for herself
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INDIA BAGGING.-In the early part of t e
autumn. the spectators in New Orleans made
a calculation that there would not be Begging
enough in the country to cover the growing
cotton crop. They con equently went into
India bagging with rush" aud run the price
from I2c up to near 2Oc aid couldn't get
enough at that figure. Time soon proved the
Gilacy of these calculations, and the article
began to so back, and it has sept going back
till it has receded to l219c. y letter from
New Orleans tells us Of one operator who HIS
closed out his stock Of bagging at a loss Of
$4,000, which fortunately ne is allie to bear
without bursting. There is a multitude of
small operators who lose in the same ratio.
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FOR WAbAsIERIvER

IT, ~ THE steamboat CITY OF CAIRO.
kss!2tsEEslS E. WOOD Master viii commence reguiar'
bctW his CITY Wabash
the first rise water. For freight passage apply
on bo1ri to the harl- boats. nov29-tt
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NEW @T0VE SFHssE!

EAWES SCANTtIN in of the late firm Of James
eB ScantIin SON ore ed stove a7d Tin Store. on
opposite the old State Hank VII r, he intep &c
OF Of the latest rCEeo
styles Also Marte Crates and Tin Ware holesat aAd
retail the best terms tFe him call before 1nr-
hs, now
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CHEESE 4ND>P4PEIE.
ACGOHDEONS AND FLUTINAS.

EDECEIvED7 IS boxes ". Il. Cream Cheese;
Ba $50 icams of sd sizes WI. PAPER. rer'f by
load and tor ,a!e by nova |. d d. HERMAN
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Daily Freht Trains leave Evansville Trro-Haute ats
40 A. NJ, on which local rassenRer willie taken
J For information ough Tickets aTfly Mt thCs
Conpany's Transportation Office head Ev
ansville. jeI4 J. j. HANlFLS Supt.
Princeton Clarion Patriot Others
adj nd
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HovI7
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-12-13

TNI dersigned have lived direct from the i'm
pJrtrrs "a of AceOreeons and Flu us
French whi IN they prepared % sell
lower than the gu ty o Irstruments can b
BITTROLFF & SONS.
novI3 Main between lst and I'd streets.
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AN ORDINANCE.

20 IN. r OF W VINO 90 sha,l Yi"'ae tne pro.
less than one than fifty deilars each d.
every day after icing noticed to remove the
SIC. AN ord narces coming in conflict with the
visions of this ordinance hereh, repealed
JOHN bEWS0N. Mayor.
WELL H. WALKER. City CLERK.
Yolksbote copy. nov29 BOT
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ases lls Nassae Street. New York
SINGERS SEWING MACHINES.

rrS4&S SoALAs - 49, - ~AssN ~-AAAS~AA~e~<S'
HI persons who desire to obtain full and reliable
N, information respecting SINGERS SEWING
MACHINES-their price, capabilities, advantages,
sizes, improvements method of working, means Of
procuring them and all other particulars-can do so
by applying at our Office, No. 323 Broadway, New
York, By letter or in person, Tor |. N. SINGER 4
cos GAZETTE. $3.50
This paperis devoted entirely to the Sewing Machine
interest Copies will be supplied gratis to all interest.
cd.
n B. Tho unparalleled success Of our Sewing Ma
chimes has induced several fraudulent limitations of
them, besides numerous infringements Of patents
of which We OWE sixteen. Suits for the infringe
ment Of patents have recently been decided in our
favor in the United States Circuit Courts in New York
and New Jersey. In these suits the great principle
OF holding down the fabric to be sewed TO the surface
of the machine, by yielding pressure which is used
in all Sewing Machines-has been fully established
The Wheeler Wilson, and the Grover & Baker Sew.
ing Machines as we aege each infringe three distinct
patents owned by us We have suits against them in
several Of the United States Courts, which will soon
be tried We hereby caution the public not to buy
any infringing Machines. as they be compelled by
law stop using them and TO pay costs and damages
sE- Local Agents wanted to make sales of our i'm
proved Sowing Machines To persons properly quail
lied for the business rare opportunity for profitable
and pleasant employment is offered. -
New and improved Machines exchanged ON liberal
terms for old Maehioes Of every kind
]. NJ. SINGER L CO,
Principal osscc, 323 Broadway, New York.
May 6, IS 3m.
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Camden Bazaar.

NJ DRNC.Ak.N 4. CO. would take this
IL .eth9d Of Informing tucr Old customrrs ana 'e
puoc genciai!y That they are Eow lit p"SSessl"h oi 4
large ald vel 81 .cted stock o. SpriLs anc Sumner
Goods. OUr STOCK CONSISTS o
DssT-GGGDa.
F.n.y rrims. Ginghaals. Barctcs Ti-sUcs, and
Emhrord: rcd Mu>lns plain Swiss Null Nansonk'
Jaccrct aud Earibric Musn+; splendid Dotted SWISS
Musn for Dresses; variety Of Briiliantes, VlctHra
Lawns, Dimitry. &c., Black and Coored Allks; hooe
Dresses.
Men and Boys
Linen and Cotton Goods for Pants; Black and Color
ed Goods, suitable for Goats.
Clothing.
A very heavy stock OF Ready Mado Clothing for
Men, Bows. and Youths, Of every description. All
those in need of such articles will do we'll to call and
examine our stock before purchasing elsewhere.
\ general assortment OF Hats, Caps Bonnets, and
Misses Flats Boo.s and Shoes for Ladies and Gents.
A good asscr,mcu; Of Hosiery, for Men, Ladies,
ami Misses with every thing that can be called Tor
in that line.
Linen
And Cotton Sheetiag and >hirtiug; PILLOW Case Lin.
ell: Liren Doyieys; Linen Table namask Brown and
Bleached; Brown and Bleached Table Ciotnsj kssYS;
ed Cotton and Worsted Table Covers.
Linen Cambria handkerchief; French Embrodcr.
ed do Also all kinds plain bordered Hemst!chcd &C
Embroidery.
A new lot Of beautiful worked Collars Sleeves
Bands; Inserting ami Edgng. Also, needle, worked
Bodies for Infants. A good assortment OF Crepe
Shawls; Mantillas. &c.
Family Groceries.
Rio and Java Coffee.
Tyson and Gunpowder Tea.
N. O., Cuba, and West India Molasses.
All kinds Of Spices
A good assortment of Hardware and Cutlery, Iir
Wares, &c. April Z9'-u.
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HANGING ROCK
MINERAL SPRINGS.

TTNHIS Watering Place, situated in Lancas.
l. ter District on the road from Camden to Lancas-
terv'e near that great natural eurosity-the Hanging
Rock, and the Battle Ground of the Revolution,
will be opened for the reception of Visitors the lst
of July, 1856. The properties Of the Water sui
phur, magnesia and iron. They have, in many cases,
afforded great relief and effected permanent cures
The Springs are q miles from Camden, and the
Stage passes by from Camden every Monday, Wednes-
day. aud Friday; and II miles from Lancasterve,
and the Stage passes by from the latter place, every
Tuesday, Thursday and SATURDAY,. The neighborhood
is delightful one. aud very healthy, aaording an
abundance Of choice fruit.
Every attention viii be givon. Tho fare shall not
only TO the best :he market Affords" but whatever
suits the and appetite Of every Visitor. The
Springs will be under the immediate superintendence
Of
MIR. A. j. BELDEN & LADY,
who will spare no pains to make every Visitor feel at
esse and at home. will, however, be there every
day. giving my assistance also
Board will be reasonable, no complaintshall be made
:et the bill. JAMES N. INGRAM
NYape 3, % 2n
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AMERICAN HOTEL.

THE friends of this establishment and the public at
L large, are respectfully Informed that this HOTEL
will be continued and kept Of for thu reception Of
all who may feel disposed to patronise it
The services of Mr. JAMES L. BEARD, long IA
voraby kuQwl. in eonnexion with the Hotel have
been secured Is
continuation Of the patronage heretofore given.
is respectfully solicited :
+ No pains viii bespared to give satisfaction.
+ The Culinary department will be supplied with the
selection Of the market, }4
Gentlemen with their families visiting or passing
through Columbia can be furnished with unsurpassed
Accommodations; the Location being central retired
and convenient TO pleasure and business .
Mr.. JOHN a. SHELL, win continue his location
t,4the Stables in OF the Hotel; his Omnibus and
Tar ge hne will be in readiness at the different De-
Su,ts aud the Hotel at all necessary hours to con-
yey passengers TO and from tie establishment.
80 CHESTS desiring Carriages can have them at any
hour ". B0ELMGER,
Jan 22-tf - :, Proprietor.
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NOTICE.

4 persons indebted to the subscriber reques
1 ed e call and settle will be glad to sell all
my friends and customers short time with The
ception of such articles corn bacon -four lard etc.
and for such articles must have cash or cannot SELL
The subscriber also adds that such persons as have
been running accounts with him ad hare not paid he
does not desire to keep accounts with and he IS only
willing to sell to such as pay him promptly.
Ialso give notice that all persons who owe me prrr
to first January last, unless they and make some
satisfactory arrangement by the 9Th March, next,
their papers will be placed in the hands OF Thurlow
Castor, Esq, fot collection.
Jan. 1s,-h ROBERT LA1TA
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CAR TER'S
W1NPVRIgs,

The Great Purifier of the Blood
THE BEST TALTERATIVE KNOWN!
Not Particle OF Mercury i'm it. .
An InfalIibe Remedy for Scrofula, Kings Evil, Rheu
matism, Obstinate Cutaneous Erul tions, Pimpes or
postule on the Face, Botches, boils, Ague and Fe-
YER Chronic Sore Eyes, Ring Worm or Tetter, Scald
Joints, Salt Rheum, Stubborn Ulcers, Syphiltic Dis
orders, Lunbago Spinal Complaints, and all Diseases
arising from an inudicious use OF Mercury, impru-
dence in lifc or impurty of the Blood.
eg- This great alterative medicine and Purifier Of
the Blood is now used by thousands of grateful pa.
tients from all parts of the United Ses who testify
daily to the remarkable PERFORMED by the great
est of all medicines, g HCarter's Spanish Mix
ture." Neuralgia, Rhepmatism, Scrofula, Erup
tions on the Skin Liver Diseases, Fevers, Ulcers.
Old Sores Affections of the Kidneys Diseases of the
Throat Female Complaints, Pains and Aching of the
Bones and Joints are speedily put fight by using
this great and irestimable remedy.
For all diseases Of the Blood nothing has yet been
found to compare with it. 1t cleanses tie system Of
all impurities. acts gently and efficiently ON the
Liver and Kidneys strengthens the Digestion gives
and restores the Constitution enfeebed by disease
or broken down by the Of youth to its prs
| tine vigor and strength
For the DISEASES OF FEMALES it is peculiarly appli-
cable and wherever 1t has become known is regularly
prescribed with the happiest effects. 1t invgorates
the weak and deblitated, and imparts elasticity to
the worn out frame, clears the skin, and leaves the
patient fresh and healthy; single bottle of Ibis
inestims6le remedy ia worth all the 80 called sarsa
parillas in existence.
The large number of certificates which we have
received from persons from AL parts of the United
States isthe best evidence that there is no humbug
about it, The press ho.el keepers, magistrates phys.
clans ane public lien, well known to the community,
ailasd their testimony to the wonderful effects Of
! this GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.
Csll on the Agent and get on Almanac, and read
tho astonishing cares performed BY CARRIERS
4 SPANISH MIXTURE, (IN MOST CASES WHERE EVERY
i rHiNe Else HAD MaNALLy FAiLED) The limits Of an
ladgertieement will not nit their full insertion
WIN. s BEERS d CO., Proprietors
No 304 Broadt0ay, Nep York.
/ To whom all orders must be addressed.
Fer eale by Druggists and Country Merchants in
all par Of the United Statea and the nadas, and
by
4 RICE d THOMPSON, Sumterville.
X BOATWRIGHT Il BARKULOC, Columbia.
F. L. ZEMP, aud T.J WORKMAN, IL co. Cam.
den Apri LII!
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Good Land for Sale.

|syIJE will sell ONE THOUSAND ACRES o
|sI4 GOOD RIVER LAND, lying on the, Chock.
Riuar- in Mushy Bend. Waltop GO Ella
fh0 land lies well-eniirey Tree from overflow, and
we'll watered by Springs; part of it embraces some
poor Black Jack Ridges afording good sizes for Resi-
dences, prov.rbial for health. f
The lsiver is navigable for Steamboats, to Geneva
Ala, and abounds with Fish There is an extensive
Stock Range convenient TO The place.
There is about one hundred and fifty Of open
land the place, and three Dwellings, together with
Out Houses, DC.
s We will sell altogether, or in detached bodies
Apply to CHARLES McKINNoN,
Ucheeana, or
GEO F. TERRIN,
Apnl 22-tr on the Premises.
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TIN MANDATORY.

THE subscribers is e" -aged in the TIMING BUSI.
l. NESS in all its branches, and keeps Constantly
on hand general variety of such articles as are in
constant use, made by himself of the best material
and in the best manner
ROOFING and SUFFERING done with despatch
and warranted Old Rags Brass and Copper taken
in exchange for work H. FARROW,
Sept. Att. Agent.
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- zs--1Ix1GUW7LHEH :.
| A FULL and complete stock now on hand, of
"A Carpenters S,nltll'ss and Coopers Tools, with
full line of Goods for Builders am also prepared
to I'LL all orders or Iron Front Columns, Lntels Grd
ers Column Base and Tops, Iron Doors, Shutters,
Spouts Sc.
Als3, Marbeiaed Iron Mantlcs Marble Mantles
I1on Ralngs, &C.. DC,
| March 26.-3m. W. ID. McDOWALL
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MA SONIC HALL
HB N ~ "A IN NEo
26S King Street,
(Cor. of Wentworth,
S- n ~ . =, G~ ~ n -

EHARLEsToNs S. q.
TNHE PROPRIETOR of this new Establishment
/ begs leave to inform his friends and the public
that he has opened the above StaLd his and
sole account, an entire fresh Stock Of
Fancy Goods, Toys, Hosiery, &C.,
which being imported direct, he is enabled to sell al
extremely low prices. His Stock consists partly o.
the following Goods:
Brushes, Combs Buttons of every description
Purses Spectacles, Scissors. Razos,
Razor Strops, Shaving Boxes,
Percussion Caps, Pistols Steel Pens
Lead Pencils, States and Pencils Pencil Cases
Pocket Books, Porte Monaies,
Playing CardS. Dominoes, Dice,
Jewelry, Perfumery, Violin Strings
Snuff and Segar Boxes. Looking Glasses
Travelling Baskets. Reticules
Beads, Gilt, Steel Silver, and Glass
Necklaces, Pipes. Paper Mache Goods and Desks.
Fish Hooks and Lines, Hosiery, Cotton, Thread,
Silk, Worsted.
Gloves of every description,
: Corset Laces, Silk, Thread, Cotton
Sewing silk, Patent Thread, Spool Cotton,
Cotton, Ball and Cord, Binding Braids,
Tapes Linen and Cotton,
Gallons, Suspenders and Carriers, Shirt Collars,
Cotton and Merino Drawers and Shirts,
Knitting and Skein Cotton. Hooks and Eyes,
Eyelets, Pins, Needles, Bodkins
Knitting Pins, Bonnet Wire
Wire Ribbon, Reed Whaleboue Rusks,
Boot Laees, Cotton Fringes, Tbimbles, Hair Pins,
Fans Of every description,
Comforts. Caps, Mitts &C.,
With general assortment Of German and English
Toys. . <
eB Merchants visiting the City will find it to their
s8santage to call before purchasing or send their
desz, which win be most punctually attended to.
81 - f. Won SANTEN.
Sole Proprietor Of the Masonic Hall Bazaar.
Z April Is, l6 IT,
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new ORE.

-
fERoNEY BOSWELL, have opened at u,
vi corner of Broad and Rntledge streets, in tn,
tore recently occupied by Major <. s. Moffat
hoice assortment of FRESH HEAVY ANB FANCY
lROCERIES, to which they. invite the attention Of
purchasers: in part as follows
Heavy Groceries.
NO. and P. R. SUGARS. II
Crushed, i'uverized and Stuart's Loaf do. z
Rio Java, and Cuba Coffee
New Orleans and Cuba Molasses. ss :
Salt. Leaf Lard.
Bacon Sides. Canvass Hams.
North Carolina Flour.
Goshen and English Dairy Cheese.
Soap, Starch, Cleansing Soap.
Sperm and Adamantine Candles. 81
Nos. l, 9 and Mackerel.
Fancy Groceries.
Quarter Boxes RAISING.
Half and whole do.
Almonds, Figs and Assorted Candies
Ginger and Chow. Chow Preserves.
Sardnes and Preserved Salmon.
Cove Oysters, Preserved Lobstera
Lemon Syrup.
Walnut and Tomato Catsap.
Capers Olives, Pickles. 1, 49,.
Pepper Sauce.
Preserved Pine Apple. ,
Brandy Peaches do. Cherries.
Tobacco and Cisars
Gold Leaf and Rio Hondo Cigars
Palmetto, El Ensaya and La Palma dc.
Fine Cut Chewing Tobacco.
Pom Ayers SUPER do
Superine e ewing Tobacco. -
Common do. do =
Wines and Liquors.
RectiHed Whiskey.
Old Rye Hammond do,
Old Bourbon DO
New England Run,
London Dock Brandy.
Oturd Dupuy& Co.'S do.
Goddard's Brandy
S! Julien Ncdoc Clare.
Old Madeira
Old Port Wine.
Old Malaga do.
Heidsics Wine.
Brass London Porter.
Byass' London Ale,
White Wine Vinegar.
General Assortmen: of FRUITS. @
With variety OF other articles too numerous to
mention, which will b1 sold exceedingly low for
cash, by ME2ONEY l. BOSWELL
April 4 If.
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Tailoring.

j'HE undersigned begsleave to inform his friends
and fsfmer customers, that he has resumed the
Tailoring Business, and will execute all orders for
work in the most workman ike rnanne. and at re-
duced prices for cash-or oa cali
April l7-l2 P ROBINSON
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Bear it in Mind.

THAT the celebrated Colleton Bitters, a purely
i Vegetable preparation, is yet sovereign Rene.
dy for Dyspepsia. and, with Moffat's Phenix Bitters
and Pills Browns Essence Jamaica Ginger Oxygena.
ted Bilters Jacobs Cordial Harbands and Murray's
Fluid Magnesiap &C., &c, are for sale at
J. Z DELAYS
April 16-tf One Door below Masonic Hail.
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DR.. McLAN ELS
CELEBRATED
V E r M [ F UGE E
LIVER PILLS.
Two OF tho best Preparations OF tho Age.

Two orthe best Preparations OF tho Age.
They are not recon-
mended as Universal
Cure-alls, but simply for.
what their name pur-
ports.
The VEkM1FUGE, for
expelling Worms from
the human system, has
also been administered
with the most satisfactory
results to various animals
subject to Worms.
The LIVER PILLS, for
the cure of LIVER CON-
PLANT, all Bilious De-
RANGEMENTs, Sick HEAD
ACHE, &c..
Purchasers will please
be particular to ask for
DR.. G. McLane's Cele-
brated VERM1FUGE and
LIVER PILLS, prepared by.
&s"';v,q S s&Ssos.
SOLE pRopR1BroRs, Pitts
burgh, Pa, and take no
other, as there are various
other preparations now
before the public, pur-
porting to be Vermltuge
and Liver Pills. All
others, in comparison
with DR.. McLANE's, are
worthless.
TIE GENUINE McLane's
Vermifuge and Liver
Pills can now be had at
all respectable Drug
Stores. q q
FLEMING BROS; 4
60 WooD ST., PITTSBURGH, PA.
Sole Propr1et0rS
SCOVILL & MEAD. NJ. III, Chartres
New Orleans, General Whoesal Agents fort
Southern States, to whom all orders must
81
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Elegant Extracts,

CONSISTING in part of Upper Ten, Bouquet de
~ Caroline, Jockey Club, Heotrope, Violet and
Jenny Lind Bouquet; sontag and Golden Bell Co.
logne; Aromatic Vinegar; Old Brown Windsor, Mill
tary and CASTLE Soap, French Rose Wafer Sc. &C.
Just received 1T J E. DELAYS,
April l5-tf One Door below Masonic Hail.
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SOuth.Ca TX erslia w District.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
s. D. Massey, VS.. B. F. Fncher
Attachment
wv HEREAS, the Plaintiff did, on the 18th day OF
w May. 1856, file his declaration against the De-
fendant, who, it is sad s absent from and without
the limits OF this State, and has neither Wife nor At
,orney known within the same upon whom copy Of
the said declaration might he served 1tis therefore
ordered that the said Defendant do appear and plead
to the said declaration on before the 18th day OF
May which will be in the year Of our Lord One Thou
sand Eight Hundred and Fhy.seven, otherwise final
and absolute judgment will then be given and award
cd against him JOHN R. JOY, C. C. P.
Clerks Office, Kershaw District, May II. 1885,