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ROCK HILL ACADEMY.

VIE Exercises of this Institution will
l. be- resumed on the FIRST MONDAY
IN JANUARY NEXT, under the superin.
tendance Of its former Principal, Gen. JOHN
A. hiSTON.
His long experience and wsIl.knnwn rep
uttiion rs a teacher Of youth, render it nl-
most Unnecessary to say anything in refer
rnce Ia his qualifications Suffice it to st.te,
that having received n thorough Academic
cducati"n, lie entered aud graduated ut the
South Carolina College. and since has been
engaged, for about fourteen years, in teach
ing Such opportunities and experience,
have cmincn'ly qualified him for the impor.
tant md arduous duties Of Thoroughly train.
ing and developing the Intellectual faculties,
and have enabled him 10 acquire that tact in
lmpartIng instruction TO, and governing
young men which experience alone can gave.
and which are essential 10 the prosperity of
all such institutions. We the Trustees,
therefore, IN whose midst, he has for years
been engaged in teaching. knowing him 10
be thus eminentIy qualified, take great
pleasure, in recommending all who haze
sons 10 educate. and desire them 10 be tho.
roughly prepared for entering any Of our
Colleges, to send them here.
The citizens of Rock Hill are moral, and
many OF them religious. They have n pros
pect of having established very soon. two
Churches. There is here, n lourishing Di.
>tSiual OF the sons OF Tenpernnce-there is
not a licensed grog shop in he place, and
all OF is citizens seem determined 10 dis.
connten.nce everything calculated To tempt
The young aud rising geuesatios into either
eHtravagaGce ar dissipation.
This Schoo', st lis last adjournment, nun.
bcred about sixty pupils, and We, i,s Trus.
tees, can with pleasure, testify 10 the aai.
form correct department and staaious hab.
iIs of the students.
Good and comfortable Boarding can be
had within convenient distance, in the bes,
families, at Eight Dollars per month.
The following are The rates OF Tuition,
per Session Of FIVE mouths:
Orthography and Reading. ...... s : 90
The above with Arithmetic, English
Grammar. and Geography. 800. o 90
The above with History, Natural Phil
osnphy, &e.. ~ so
The Latin, Greek and Mathematics II SO
The Scholastic year will consist OF two
Sessions OF five months each. Pupils will
be received at any time, and will be charged
from time Of entrance until the end Of the
session, except In cases Of proiTacteG sick.
ness.
II. SIMPSON, Chairmaa.
H. +. BRoAcH, Secretary.
Dec II ~ 81
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BOW LAND FOR SALE.

Anderson Bowers ct. al Partition real
Nathaniel Bowers, ct. al. \ Bowers, deed.
Under the decree of the Court Of Equity
made in above case, June Term 1856. will
sell 1t lancaster E.. II. on the lst Monday
III" 5,h January 1857, the following Tracts
Of land belonging to the Estate of Edward
Bowers (dcc'd.D
One Tract in Kershaw District, on the
waters Of Beaver Creek known as the BAL
lard tract, containing 2IS acres.
One tract also in kcrshuu District, known
rs ihr Bal'v place containing 81 acres boun.
ded by lands Of Estate, and land of James
Bowers and others.
Also ono other tract in kcrshaw District.
kIowu rs the Fletcher tract, containing IL
acres. bounded by lands Of Estate Of F..
Bower, and by lands Of S. IL. Brewer and
others.
Ais" one other tact Of land in Kcrshaw
pistric, containing 100 acres. bounded by
land of Estate and by land OF John u. In
gram. Those trrcts all adjoin aud form one
body.
Also one other tract in Lancaster Di,tIic.
containing ll6t acres, known as the Turner
place. on waters Of Hanging Rock Creck,
b 'undcd by lands Of Estate Exam Horton,
Mrs. Rnticdge, A.. Payne and John Bailey.
Terms, Il credit of one and two years with
interest from day Of sale. bond with two
good s~ur.ties and n mortgage.
JAMES u. WiTHERSPOON, C.. +. T.. ID.
Dec. 81 A2-5t pr. Fec SO rs
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Miscellaneous.
A DIS AND
vi ULES, N OTHER

PROPERTY, FOR SALE.
6. w. NJ. iarhrough,l In Equity Ian
Y. J, n, Yarbrough. caster District.
Executor Of Bill to sci, rea!
Edwerd Yarbrough, aud personal es-
Mary B. Yarbrough,
and others.
Under the decree Of the Court of EQUITY
made in above case, ! will sell at the late
residence Of Edward Yarbrough deceased,
on II mile creek in Lancaster District, on
Friday the 9th day OF January 1857 the
whole personal ard Real Estate belonging
to the said Edward Yarbrough deceased
Consisting of TWELVE valuable and like
" negroes, among the number, are five fcl-
lows and boys, one u pretty good smith and
carpenter, women and girls. Four good
Mules, W Horses, about 20 head Of cattle,
(some good becf.) one yoke oxen, Hogs,
Goats, two wagons, Carriage, Buggy, house
hold and kitchen furniture, about 800 bush
els of corn. fodder, oats, some cotton in
seed, cotton seed, some bricks, and other
property.
Also, the plantation on both sides Of IA
mile creek, containing about 900 Acres
composed Of three Tracts (thc S%trnson,
Field and Del ancy) Wounded by Lands of
VI. e.. Heath. John }. Porter,L X. Rome.
Jas. +. Cureton md James Delaney. con-
'nining some rich and valuable bottoms for
corn, and some choicc upland for cotton
The Lands may be divided into 3 or 4
Tracts, and sold sccordingly,' plats will b.
exhibited Of the same.
TERNs.-For the personal Estate, n credit
of one year, the purchaser giving rote with
two good s~urciies, with interest from dav
Of sale. For the Land n credit Of ], 2, and
8 years, with interest annually. Eord and
two good s~uritics, and a moftgage.
JAMES III. WirHERSPOON.
c. f. l.. ID.
Dec. ID, 1856. 44-1t.-P +. e. 90
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HOUSE AND LOT AND LAND
For Sale.

joseph Gailu,hat In Equity.
~. tor sale, House
VIM. a. Moore, Trustee, and lot. &r.
Under the decree If the Court of Ecuit,
made in above case. / will sell at lancas'rr
Court House on The LIST Monday, the hlh
day Of January 1857. The Hons4 AID 1T
now occupied bv Joseph GLlinrhai Esq
situated in the Village II Lane; s,vr b-un.
Did by me River Road, bv lot at Mrs Ora.
ham. and by land OF DR. Il. +. Wyiic,
confirming about 30 acres.
This is - desirable place" The stoui.G.r ere
Sufficient iog citter II large family o. en- l.,
diyldcd Into two or more lots.
FERIs, u credit of - months the purclna.
scr giving bond At;h two good s~ura;ir~.
N'';h interest from day of sale, and y mcrt
gage, except ~ much cash ~ vii, "a,
costs,
JAMES II. WlTilERSrTON.
&. F.. l.. -
Dec. u. 1886. 1T f 80
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Estate Notice.

Persons indebted t. the Estate Of II. X.
Cureton nrc requested TO make immediate
payment against the first of October next,
as longer indulgence. cannot be given. On
that day the Books, Notes and Accounts
will be given to an Attorney for collection.
We have been already sued on claims, and
We are compelled to raise the MONEY 10
meet those demands.
Persons holding claims against the said
deceased, are requested TO present them
properly attc' ted against the frat day Of
December next, or this notice uiil be plead
I'd in bar against all such claims.
}. J.. CURETON, } ,
$ b. MASSEY, A'mrS'
September 3rd, 1856. 39-tf.
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MAGNIFICENT SCHEME!
1907 Prizes amounting 10 100000
Tickets $40, Halls S5, Quarters $3.50.

iiChctS plo, ndils 90, quarters -. D.
The hrst 3O7 Prizes are decided in the
usual mann er.
5000 Fries Of $40 will b. determined BY
the last figure "f the NunD.r that draws thu.
$4,000 Prize. For eNnmblc, ifthc number
drawing the so. coo Prize ends with No. !
then AL the Tickets where The number ends
in ] will be entitled to $40. If the Mum.
Der ends with No. ,. thea all the Tickets
where the Number ends IN 2 will be en,pI,d
to $50 and SO on To o.
certificates oi Packages will bs cold a,
following rates which is the risk:
Certificate Of package of 10 whole
Tickets; AGO
Certificate q package of 10 half
Tickets, Sao
Certificate Of package Of 10 quarter
Tickets, SI5
Address orders of tickets or certificates
of packages Of tickets either 10
s. SWAN Il co, Atlanta, Ga.
or s. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala.
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APPROPRIATION PRIZES,
1926 prs amount'g to 1926, 600
Tickets SIC Halves So; Quarters "a +;
Eirhtks So;

The first 2l9 Prizes are decided in the
usual rnLnnrr
5000 Puzcs "f $40 will be determined
10y the last figure "f the Number that draws
the $4,000 Przr. For example. il the
Number dra" ing the $4,000 Prize ends
with No. /, then all ia, Tickets where the
number ends in ] will br entitled to $40.
IL the nun .bvr "UGs ith No. 2, then all the
F'ctctS whr'r the number ends in = will hu
entitled to $40. md 80 on 10 o.
Cottiiic"tc Of Package of 10 Whole
Tickets, SEQ
Certificate at Package Of 10 Half
Tickets 80
''crIitcrte Of T.. ckugc "f 10 Quarter
Tickets. Is
Orders Gnr Tickets o. Certificates can be
addressed cithc. T."
:. EVAN x co, Atlanta. Ga,
q" =. SW AN. Montgomery. Ala.
orS SWAN, Box eco, Mobile. Ala.
Dee. II, 1896. ~.
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C~raigsviIle, s. G.

WE understand there is n report West
of Us tina. We are closing our business, and
do not intend to recruit again, we would say
TO the reporter, be- rs verv much mistaken,
ard to our customers, it is false. We have no
sueh intention as long as they continue their
liberal patronage, We will conlinue to sup
ply them in goods. as low Al they can be
bought in the up country. We are truly
thankful for past fsvors and solicit d coptin.
uance OF the same.
Honor.bright. add truth sublime,
Fair play is u Jewel IN our happy cIins
CRAIG s. TAYLOR.
Dee. ~, 1866. b-a
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Miscellaneous
KINGS MOUNTAIN
PREPARATORY MILITARY
SCHOOL,
~lLnKVfLLE S. q.

LINN LILLE, >. -.
an the FlRSTMONDAY OF JANUA.
~ RY 1887, the THIRD YEAR of this
Institution will be entered upon with a corps
OF hive Professors, in the new Garrison Bull
diugs. BY the selection of men Of charm
ter and talent as Assistants, the Principals
nope to merit the confidence of their Pat
rons. ssd 10 afford every advantage to their
pupils; ard further. TO secure these @, d.
they will receive only u lini,,ed number Of
students.
The Scholastic year will consis, of two
sessions of five months each: First Session
commencing January LIST, and ending lane
LIST. Second Session, commencing July
18th, and ending December 18TH.
TEGMs.-For school expenses, i9e., Tui.
tom Books. &C., Boufdihg, Lights, Fuel
md Washing 500 per session.
~ PAyAEsrs-Fifty Dollars al the begin.
ming and middle OF each session. There
will be no charge for medical aitendanca.-
No one under twelve or over eighteen years
ofage will be rereiyed,and all applicants are
required to enter NJ the teginnins of the
Sessions.
FACULTY AND OFFICERS:
Maj Nj. JENKINS, Senior in Rrgula.
q ton. Decipline and Org nizatinnD
81 Professor Of Mathematics
8 Capt A. COWARD, (Scnior in Finan.
E cial Department) Proft,sor NJ N1w-
raj Phi!osoThg and Fren h.
Lieut.. c: A.SEABROOK, Professor of lat
IN and Grsek.
Lieut.. L. NEWER LAW, ProcSsor Bcihs
LeIres.
Lieut. II. r. ABBOTT, Assistant in .lto,l.
mates and English,
ID. H. THDMASSON, NJ D.. Surgeon.
B. p. BOYD. BursGr.
Dec 18th 1856, d4-aIt. ow.
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BLANKsl BLANKSI,

We wenid call the attention Of members O
the bar and magistrates of this and the sur.
rounding Districts, 10 our extensive ussort-
meut of Blanks. We have now on hand
u full supply printed in excellent style, aud
can hll all orders promptly at aevcn,y-fve
cents per Guire cash.
We are also prepared to print Briefs n.
short notice, in handsome style aud ~ low
as the work can be done any where in tbs
Stat, for rcsh
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Scheme.
1,7l2 prizes amounting to SlG2OOO

Certificates - packages of ten Tickets,
where the nuS0sers end in !, =, 3, 4, s, 8.
I. 8, 90, are sold ut the follow ing rates:
10 Whole Tickets, $50 90
10 Half do 80 90
10 Quarter do IS 0C
II will be perceived. by this plan, that for
tGo the purchaser has a Certificate Of ten
tickets. when, ii he buys tickets. he would
only get for that sum six wholcs. Thus.
by buy ing Certificates he has four more
chances Tot larger rrizes-liulves and Quar-
ter packages in proportion.
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LAND FOR SALE.

J Will sell my plantation where I reside,
miles from Lancaster, containing ONE
HUNDRED AND FIFTY TWO ACRES,
on a credit Of one, t~o or three years.
Wm. MCMILLAN.
Hovsneer, 10, COS.
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WOUNDS, BRUISES, BURNS, AND
SCALDS.

Both tie Ointment and Pills
should be used sa the folloDtng
cases:
Bunions, Mercurial Eruptions,
Burns, Piles,
Chapped Hands, Rheumatism,
Chilblains, Ringworm,
Fistuln, Salt Rheum,
Guut, Scalds,
Lumbago, shin diseases.
SwclIed Glands, Sprains,
Sore Legs, Stiff Joints,
SAre REansts, letter.
Sore Heads, Ulcers,
Sore Threats, Vcnereal Sores,
Sores of all kinds, Wounds of all kinds,
- Sold at the Manufacture. Of Profess
sor Holloway, 80 Maiden Lane, New York,
and 2i4 Strand London, by all respectable
Druggists and Dealers in Medicine through.
out the United States and the civilized
world, in pots, at rs cents, 62i cents, and
81 each.
Fey There is considerable saving by
taking the larger sizes.
N. B.-Directions for the guidance Of
patients ia every disorder are affixed to
each pot.
Dec. 18th 1856, 4I-alt. ly.
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~BONNErS, Ribbons, Jaconot, Swiss and
lace Under Sleeves and Collars, Corded and
Hoop Skirts, X. K. Corscts. Ladies' Merino
Vests, Jaeonet and Swiss Edgings and In.
settings. A handsome assortment just re-
ceiycd at
IIASSFLTINE g. CURETON'S.
October 9Th, 1856. 81 III.
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THE FIRST, LAST AND ONLY
NOTICE.

A Ill persons who know themselves TO be
IA indebted TO the Subscriber, to save the
modification Of being dunued. and the deep
humility o fhavingit 10 do, will please settle
and save cost ~ well ~ feelings.
y. T. HAMMOND.
Dec. I'D Att.
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pRIzEsPAYABLE WITHOUT DEDUCTION.
JASPER COUNTY ACADEMY
LOTTERY Y.
By Authority Of the State Of Georgia.
CLASS u

Remember this Lottery has Fifteen Thou
sand Numbers-lcss tE.a any Lottery in
the World therefore it is the best for in
,estneni. Examine the Scheme!
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Notice,
NEGROES FOR HIRE,

will hire my negroes on the 5th Of Jan
4 nary next, for The yearlS57 Some first
rate held hands, men, women, and girls
Persons wishing TO hire will please attend
On thai day.
JAMES ROBINSON.
Dec. 24th, t5-2t.
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LAND FOR SALE

SoAlOAs iLThlND FUh DhlLE .
RY order Of the Court Of Common Plea.
- for lancaster District. ] will sell or sale
day, in January next, before tho Court
House, The tract of land, Of which, John
r. SahdeIson died seized and possessed
The land lies about two miles Southwest
OF lAAcastesville, Is equal 10 Red River
Bottoms and will be sold on n credit Of one
and two years. with interest from date sc.
cured by note with ~surcties and Amortgnge.
The tract contains about leo OF ITO acres,
but a plat will be made aud exhibited on the
day Of sale.
WIN. M. BARTON, Escheator.
=. >. will require SO much cash as vill
pay all cost.
December II, 1855. 4t-td
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Law Notice.
COTTON LAND FOR SALE.

will sell ION the premises) on Tuesday
the 9th Jan. 1857 my plantation on Camp
Creek, containing about TOO acres, bounded
by estate NJ. b. Vaughn, VIM. Duncan,
Jas. s. Thompson, aud others.
This IL strictly
PRIME COTTON LAND,
and offered for sale only because it is too in.
convenient to my residence. aud | have plenty
OF land around me. The land may be trea,
ted for privately until day Of sale, but If not
disposed Of will be sold positively on that
day. Long credit.
MARY A. PERRY.
Dec. u. 90. GA
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NEW FALL
WIN r GOOD 8.

Just received and constantly receiving 4
large and We'll selected stock Of Fall and,
Winter Goods selected by one Of tie firm,
in the Northern Markets, whrh will be sole
AS low as tue lowest. Give us a cnll before
purchasing elsewhere, ii You wish TO save
money.
IlASSEI.TlNE& CURETOH.
Iancssterville, Oct. 8, 1886. SAN.
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TIE GREAT COUNTER IRRrrANT!!

The virus Of disease often makes it's way
TO the internal organs through the pores Of
the skin. This penetrating Ointment, mel.
ting under the hlnd rs il is rubbed in, Is alb
Sorbcd through the same channels, and
reaching the seat CT inflammation, promptly
and invariably subdues it, whether located
in the kidneys, the liver, the lungs, or any
other important organ. 1t penctrates the
surface To the interior, through the count
less tubes that communicate with the skin
as summer rain passes into the fevcred
earth, 6iEfussing its cool and rcgcneratinp
influence.
SKIN DISEASES AND GLANDULAR
SWEI.LINGS.
Every spcriGs Of exterior irritation is
quickly reduced BY the anti-innammatory
action Of this Ointment. Angry Ernptions,
such m Salt Rheum, Erysipclns, letter,
Ringworm, Scald Head. Nc;tle Rash, Scab.
bies (or ltch) sc. die out, 10 return no
more, under its application. Hospital cape
rience in all parts of the world proves its
lnfaliibility in diseases Of the skin, the mus
cics, the joints and the glands.
ULCERS, SORES, AND JUNIORS.
The effect of this unriva,cd external
icuiehS HIbi 'oCIoIhId, ana OtneT Nlrulent
ulcers and sores, is almost miraculous. IL
frs, discharges the poison which produces
suppuration and proud flesh, and thus the
cures which its healing properties after
ward complete arc safe rs we'll as perma-
nent.
WOUNDS, BRUISES, BURNS, AND
SCALDS.
In cases Of the fracture of the bones, in.
Jnries caused by steam explosions, Bruises.
Burns, Scalds, Rheumatism, Stiffness Of the
Joints, and contraction of the sinews. 1t is
employed aud warmly rec commended by the
faculty. This marvellous remedy has been
introduced by its inventor in person into all
the leading Hospitals Of Europe, and no
private household should be without il.
UNDENIABLE TESTIMONY.
The Medical Staff Of the French and En-.
glish Armies in the Crimea have officially
signed their approval of iIolloway's Oint.
mcnt, as the most reliable dressing for sabre
cuts, stabs, and gun.shot wounds. 1t is al
so used by The surgeons Of the Allied Ma.
yics.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-12-19
HORRIBLE oUTRAGE-RAPE AND
HANGING.

One of the most horrible outrages Of the
hiod was comntted in the town Of Mauches-
ter, Adams county, Ohio, about twelve
miles above this city, on Sunday morning
last at 2 O'Clock. A free negro named Bill,
Effected his entrance into the house of Mr..
Morris, who was at the time absent 10 Gin
cinnali, by lifting out the sash of a back
room. window. He gropcd bis way in the
dark 10 the next room; whore Mrs. Morris
was asleep, and reached her bed side before
she awoke. She inquired if the intruder
was her husband; bur upon the negro's re-
plying ''yes," she screamed and sprang out
of bed. Bill caught at her throat, and
missing it, his thumb entered her mouth,
which he cluiched SO violently US to frac-
ture her jawbone. He then choked her un-
til she was insensible, and after cffecting
bis hellish purpose Of ravasting her. esca-
ped from the house, went home and to bed
with bis own co.orei wife. His wife en-
quiring why be painted SO remarkably, he
tried to divert her attention BY saying that
he bad ran all the way from the river, where
be had been hard at work pumping ont a
fatboat
Mrs. Morris screams having alarmed the
Asighbors, they rushed in in quick success
ion, and learned Of the outrage by the APP
pearauce Of things, for Mrs. Ms tongue
aud throat were 30 swollen and she was so
exhausted that she could not speak until
she received medical assistance. She then
gave those present TO understand that she
did not know who the william Was, but that
IN the struggle she had scratched his face in
such manner as to certainly identify bin.
The circumstances pointed cut tbs Negro,
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ANOTHER BOLD LIE.-In this week :
Gazette, Absaiom says, that the opposition
10 the I.ocofocos, in the last campaign,
s.boidiy auo,esd TINT a NEGRO Das BETTER
tteaa WHITE MAN :" Now. We appeal TO
every intelligent reader, whether such a
thing was ever advocated in this paper, or
any American paper in the Union no, we
even DEFY any man, to prove that such a
thing was ever published in Republican
paper, or uttered by an American or Repuo-
lean speaker. 1t is bold lie, manntae-
t;,red out of the whole cloth, and we defy
Bowman, or any body else, TO support the
assertion We candidly ask any honest
christian man, whether he can believe 4
word that appears in the Gazette, after sueh
shameful aud reckless lying? The author OF
this unblushing lie is regular commnning
churcl. member. and Judging from the tone
of his TWO last papers, We suspect that ne Is
ureparing 10 commune again, in u week or
two4 He always abuses our citizens, and
lies the more a few weeks before or after he
thus profanes and shocks The religious feel
ings Of our entire community. Would not
it be serving the cause of religion for the
church TO interfere and refuse to allow him
thus o profaue himself! Aud when he re-
forms, 10 allow him the same privilege as
other Christians.
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Avlp OVER, EDITOR ANr psorKln7on
Our ApvERrlssMENrs.--We cal ntten-

Our ADVERTISEMENTS cal aiten'
son to the advertisement Of Messrs. bly,
IRE & Hartley, in to-day's paper, OF ne"
srn Shelters, Fodder Cutters, and torr
li,lls. They have one of the best assort-
aenis of Agricultural Implements that was
ever offered in tiis place, and all articles
which they sell they warrant to work as
they represent, aud if persons are not satls-
6ed With them they cheerfully take them
back and refund the money.
We also call attention TO the advertise
men. of Mr.. William Ritchey. lie offers
Thrashing Machines, Turning Lathe, DC
fer sale on Saturday the 81 day Of Janua-
ry next.
Read the advertisement Of Mr.. Adam
Ferguson. He has opened out IN Jnliana
Street q new Shoe, Glassware and Variety
Store. Call and see his stock.
See, also, the advertisement OF Mr.. Sam
uel Brown, Executor of the Estate of John
Ke,Te, decd. He offers u large quantity
of valuable land in Somerset county ior sale
or tie 9Th Of January, next.