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] MHDICINEs.
sIFTY CENTs AM GNE 6OLLAK 4

EIFTY CENTS And TNE 60LLAH 4
Il BOTTLE DOLLAR CORDIAL, the most re-
nowned Medicine ever introduced, for the cure OF .
certain dist and debility, with ce.inty snd dis.
Inonvy-received the highest appreciation from men-
bers Of the Colleg, of Surgeons 10 London and Is
used in most of the Hospita in England, where the
the Of This valuable Medicine.
Prizes 50 ca end p per n bottle. n q n u,rr
DUvAL l. NORTON. CHAS. MILLSPAUGH,. J.
B. WOOD, s. NJ iZACHRISSON, and A. LESLIE,
oppe site the r. 4 4. r. r. Depot Broad street.
je 1o-ts
4 HOMIE MKDICINE.--1IKes. DAVIS,
II ELIXIR cures Coughs, Colds and Whooping
Cough and ufords great relief in Consumption and
diseases arising from colds and neglected coughs
The following few extracts from certihcstes OF
citizens of Richmond who have tested Its virtues:
"By timely of it, have no doubt it has saved
one many doctors fees. know of its good effects
with great many other than my own fsmily"-W~.
II have used IT in my family for three years. and
found i the best family medicine have ever used
M. 4. Stevenson.
For sickness among children, nothing can be bet
tern. b. God,oin.
al have tried all the cough remedies of the day
and have no hesitation IN saying that believe Mrs
new in use."-Eivai Warren
For sale by Mrs A. 3. DAVIS, Bennett & Beers.
Alex. Duyal, Paterson jackson, Chss Millspaush,
E. J. Picor. A. Rodeker and Charles D. Yale.
vACASON'S EAGELSIOh 10
y peculiarly adapted. by its composition, to every
disease of the liver and stomach which IL produced by
our ever varying climate In all forms of bilioua
diseases and Liver Complaint it is one Of the most
yaiuab'e remedies.
Prepared only by R. H. JACKSON, and fer sale
by Drus gists generally. je 28
EKyM THE KhY. q. c. BNi htss, UE
Il THE NJ L. CHURCH, STATIONED AT
MAYSVILLE, KENTUCKY.
NASHVILLE, Ky, Feb. %, 1855.
DR.. i. ScerT& Co.,-Gentlemen 81 feel II my
duty to say you that have been in the habit of
usng the old McLanes Liver Pills for the last twelve
IMPROVED Liver Pills pre- par ed by you. Being inds-
posed, took Dose end Enthusiastically say that
your improved Pills operate more mildly, pleasantly
and effectually than any Pills have ever used. /
also gave several doses other persons whom,
in every instance, they had the hsppiest effects:
g. a. G.. BOYERS
All the above Medicines for sale by Purcell, Ladd
4 Co., and Alex. Duval. Richmond. je6
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g - Y -
sUF s15ss S s. RksH. 1911. ~
place = now 49, lns ths rseeptten n yIdssn IL e
e ss y: e 9 - ssssss :, A.. pss 60 ~ 3
y yis1inis ssd.s.iy . .as ilss y 90 e.
road itself and shout half mile from DsnNcks Dc.
pot only light nne honr1 ride from Richncne md
fstsrsburs. and shout twe hours from LynshbsrG
mond Il shs norsiss, - ss sssthsise md Dssviils
hairosds and takips ihs Of the Virginia snd Ten
ss. s :
bus. he, viii mest them, and sonvsy them 70 tho
Spibu
Springs whose cnrstiys powers can b affested BY
nf persons, Who have bsen entirely relieved By
using the waters Tho feputatisn o. these for
half century past hss been established In the sur
rounding counties for having cured many persons a.
fcted with various chronic and other dse1sos They
are not aurpa..sd y sny mineral ws.ss u s.sn,a
tioss OF tbs Liver, kidneys and Bladder, General De-
btr especially Of the kersou. systsm. All kinds Of
of the diseases peculiar to females They gently
pnrsativs and duretc. with strong detrrminaon to
the skn- For certiiicaees to the efficacy Of the
waters of these Springs, see handbfils ksi
The Buildings are spacious and convenient, and
almost entirely new, consisting of Hotcs, Cottages,
NO. aferdins accommodation. equal % hny to be
The furniture and Fixtures are about equal to
those OF tn0 best h0tetH IN our citIee.
The Bedding IL unusually good with hair mattresses
throuehout the estabishment-a to all which In.
vite visitors to examine and Judge for the ssiyes
NO pans nave oeen spslsa IN oDsM1ine tne De1
seivann ana tne moss eAPeHenceo sno oesl qosI
assla. ants ior every department. OF .ae essashsn'
IN. ,ener.1 m.n. e.msnti IL conf;ded In 7 HE
FELFINGER, Esq.,, late of Cumberland, Maryland.
assisted by ALFRED r. JAMES and Ko.J READ, late
OF Lynchburg. Will doubt 9atl1f6Ctl0n TO
all who NAV visit the place. s4s
Thsre win be- BoWLING ALLEYS, &e-, for ex.
ercise ege g
A fine BAND OF MUSIC IL already secured and
Telegraph Office win soon be established at BEN
sacks depot .EelffA
The TABLE will be found eaual to any In the
mountains the facilities for securing supplies being
about a. great as they can we'll be-
J. A. HEFELFINGER & co,
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NGKEATI. K s,i,1.! !: + IS - TIE q

fGREHT KkDUCTION In THE Mn
PRICE OF BOOTS AND HATS.-From Eli
Is to 20 per cent saved BY buying from -
- III ANTHONY, Columbian Hotel Building.
Moleskin Hats best quality. so
Mofcskin Hats second quality .............,.. 90
Fashionable Silk Hats. .......,.............. 50
Fine Cslfakin Sewed Boots. 30
Congress Cater Boots. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. Is
Fine Calfskin Sewed Shoes ................... Is
i J. II. ANTHONY has made arrangements with one
Of the best makers in the city of Philadelphia to sup
ply him with handsome and substantial Calfsktn
sewsd BooT, which he will sell at the unprecedented
low price of $3.50. oc I8-d&cIy
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tiemen, We have now ON hand large stock
: 80 Of French Calfskin Oxford Ties. Of our
own 81 manufacture; also city made Patent Leather
shoes. These Shoes will be cold a. cheap North
ern made Shoes Of the same description.
Also, large variety Of cheap 0sitsrs for rents, at
&C. 5. MAURTCE,5.
jeH 49, ISL Main IT,. Richmond, Va
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r.. NOTlC E.--W. q. DAILY

and country, that he has commenced
~ the BOOT and SHOE making business, ON
9Th street, opposite Mr. COTS Saddlery store, where
his is prepared to make to order any article in his line
in the most tasty and fashionable style.
Mr.. A. N. DAVIS, cue of the best cutters in the
country, viii superntend the business and every
effort to please both to article and t have the
best material-and work nship shall not be sarpcss
ed by any. A trial is respectfully solicited
14TH STREET, LISGE ROW,
ap 29---63m LIST door from Main street.
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wAkc1rns AND yHvy1IsHx.
81; s Min srs WErps st,!Hhd M GO

u 81 have Just opened fine ass lrtIpent Of
49, Watches, OF the best English end Swiss ma
assortment Of Jeweiry; Pearl setts Silver and Silver
Plated Ware, Fancy Goods, fne pocket Cutlery, fine
Scissors in and BY the single par also the best
French Perfumery, French Soaps Hair, Tooth and
Nail Brushss and everything in the Fancy line. to
which they invite the inspection of their friends AID
the public. js4-lm
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CHICK EklNs,S Piano
FURTES.-.rhe subscriber having
been appointed sole AGENT for the
v sala In and nhnut Richmond of the


celebrated fIANOS of Chic1ering Sons, has now
exposed for sale at his store Main, between 18th
and 18th streets. No. 1863, Opposite the Exchange
Bank) aiarge and varied assortment of these superb
Instruments which, by the terms of his agency he Is
Obliged to sell at the Jssctory prices
His stock will, at all times, embrace as large and
elegant an assortment be found in any OF the
Northern cities. thereby afording the citizens OF
Richmond and Virginia all the advantages possessed
by the people of the North in the prices and qualities
of Piano Fortes.
Among his assortment is the Chickering'S Louis
XIV" an instrument which, for beauty, excellence
of tone, decacy of touch and elegance of fnish Is
universally admired This nstrument . ands unriva-
led BY the Parior Grand Piano. which claims at
tention the chef d. ouevre of the Messrs Chick
ering and which is considered by the fist artists
perior to any instrument produced in this any
other country. This Piano. whilst it possesses all
the excelences of the > 1900 Grand Piano, is free
from all itsdefects, The touch is 80 light that the
volume of tone that of the most experienced
master The style is unique, and the instrument may
be placed in any position in the room with equal adj
vantage to sound and appearance.
The Parlor Grand Piano has entirely superseded,
in all the larger cities the costly and pondcrous
Grand Piano. 1t having been decided by the most
petent judges to combine the best qualities Of the
Grand and Square Piano. See Report of Judges to
Board of Directors of kentucky Mechanics Insti-
tute, Louisville
That persons desiring to purchase their Pianos, may
Messrs hckerins viii hold themselves responsible
only for those bought of their authorized Agent, as
will be seen from their card, published below.
Also excellent Pianos of various styles and prices
BY Brown il Allen Boston, makers of very high repu-
tation aud experience. NATHL CAkUSi.
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RATEs' PREMIUM CHIMaE1 CARS

M EAJs! 5NIkAIs!..-The sabscriber INV.
sls1 ing leased tho Min. known g Carrinefona
II Butte hertown, formerly leased BY A. D. Victor. Is
nov prepared to furuis1 0rocers, Hotels and Fani-
Hes with superior article IT hOLTED NEAL.
Psrens furpiahihs their own Corn can have II
sronna en- very rsssonabls ferms . q s s q. 81
CcmwAatsd, FOR which the market psloe WIN b
ea,d. L. LENNls. (
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ENKVM THE REV. III. e.. BOY kffc, OF
THE NJ. z. CHURCH, STATIONED AT
MiYEVIIIE KENTUCKY
BUSINESS CARDR.

A CARD...WH. PERCIVAL, civil En-
n gineer and Architect-Of6ce, Goddin's Hall, on
18th, between Main and Rank street.
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K61T01N3is--PeF1eIe W!.Aa.e e J. wssE
n Hssr1. 81 s. sssesss ~ !ss ~ al.
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AcARDTo THE PUBLIC.

Our friends and the public respectfully informed
that Mr. NATHANIEL CARUSl has been appointed
our sole agent for the sale of Piano Fortes in
Mr. Carusi are guaran eed to be, both in cheapness
and excellence, upon a par with those obtained d.
recty from our mandatory in Boston; aud can,
with the fullest confidence recomme nd Ito al desi-
rous of purchasing of lnstuments) the above
named gentleman as one upon whom implicit reli-
Sl1-4 can be placed. CHiCKERING Il SONS.
BosToN, April 4, '56. je 6---eoim*
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Mocha nfcal and Ornamental Drawing.
In connection with my Architectural and Engi-
neering Office have opened Drafting room, where,
aided by competent assistants, am prepared TO make
Designs and Copies of all kinds Of Machine Work;
Plans for Bridges stone otherwise; Copies to Lith
ograph from, Of Railroad and Canal Maps and Pro-
files; Copies of Land Maps Tracings, &c, with De.
signs for wood, stone or iron; Ornamental Work.
WILLIAM PERCIVAL.
NH l8---6m Civil Engineer and Architect
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SAVINGS INSTITUTIONS

HENRICO SAVINGS BANK...Ofiice ut
Il L the store of Smith, Rhodes Il Co No. u Pearl
street, Richmond, Va. where deposites win be re-
ceived, which interest of six PER CENT. will
be paid on all sums remaining deposite six u,omss
or longer and five per cent. for shorter period.
CHAS. 3. MILLS, PIesE
x. Fl. RHepEs. Treas'r. nv 2--3m
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Ter u COOK.
The object of this suit 10 to against the de-
PENDANTS the sum of one hundred and eghtynine dol
lars and cents with legal interest there
on from the 10Th day Of November 1854 till paid, and
the cost of suit Affidavit having been made before
me that the defendant, George w Toer IL not resi-
required to appear the said Clerks Office within
one month after due publication hereof, and to do
what 10 necessary to protect his interest
Teue ANDREW JINKINS. D. G.
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TUHN W. DAVIES.
y DEALER IN AMERICAN AND ITALIAN
MARBLE BROWN STONE AND GRANITE

t MAIN STREET, BET TWEEN 9TH AND 9IH STo.
MONUMENTS, TONES, HEAD PIECES,
House and Store Fronts, Window and Door Sills Ac.
Buryng Grounds cloeed with Stone and Iron Rail-
ing. First Premium awarded by the Mechanics' In
stitute and Agricultural Society of Virginia.
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o FOh KENT.-ThaI very desiraDls
ss House on Nam street, End door above 10th IT.
J. This house 10 in the moot improving part of the
city being In short dstance of the Banks and other
public places Of business. Possession given lst A. :.
Nppiy to fe l8---ts BENJAMIN DAVIS.
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NEUR(aE =. Low MES, I5H, Main street,
N near 7th Crates; Tenders; Summer Fronts.
isluare, circle and eleptic patterns3 Ornamentals;
Iron Rail; Balconies Verandahs, &c.
Remember the number and give me call after 4
amining else whore Inv 2i-6m
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DIR. ADDINoTON,s NEW

r AND Wa X MA NTS WANTED At
IL HLkLEYS.-Iam still paying the highest ms'-
kst prices for Land Warrants. Cali at
VIM. HURLEY'S, Exchange Once,
No. 50 Msin street.
my 90-im Opposite the 81 Charles Hotel
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AND MECHANICS,
lIl SANINGS RANK OEica No 70 Msin .tra.A OF


the store of Wake Co-This Institution continues
to receive deposites. which an interest of per
cent will be paid for ali remaining on deposite
six months, and five per cent for shorter period.
aeEt ALEX. GARRETT, P1est.
/ H. Wake, Tseasr.
je 6--law6m II BUTLER, Sec'y.
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ShcriH,s Sales.

PY virtue of sundry Writs of Fiera F.cias
- to NE directed, I will sell at Abbevillu
Court House. on the first Monday and Tuesday
in August next, within the legal lsears of sale,
the following property, to wit
800 Acres of Land, more or less. bouaded by
DR.. VIM. Tennant. Maj. A. Burt and others, a.
the property of 5. L. Devcaux, ads Jno. r.
Goodwin aud Others.
l26 Acres. more or less. bounded Ly J. ".
Fooshe, Patrick lIeffernnn nnd others, 10 the
property of Ball Sanders ads. Dau'l RndA.
SO Acres more or less, bounded by Petcr
Guillebeau, j. p. Graves aud others, as the
property Of b. T. Gilbert, ada. j. W. Lesley.
Ex or, and Others
300 Acres, more or less bounded by Thos
Pettigrn, Sanders Walker and others, M tho
property of Edw'd Jones, ads Brat 4 Cowaa
and others.
Also. at Greenwood on Tuesday After Sale.
day, Cow and Calf, Heifers, Sow and Pies
Tables, 10 Chairs, l Clock. Looking Glass
Clothes Press. Cupboard, Safe. DC, ~ tho
property Of Jno. Logue, ads. Clifford Walker
and others.
TERMS CASH, .:-sG
T.R. COCHRAN, s. Ap..,
sheritf's Office. July Ii, 1865. ll!tsd
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Election Notice.

E>NTRACT from Reports and Resolutions
~ of the General Assembly Of the State of
south Carolina, passed at the annual session of
1867: "
Resolved, Tha. the elections TO be holden o,
on the second Monday md the day following
IN October next for Senators and Rcprcscntn
tlvcs in the State Legislature shall bc held Mt
the following places, anil conducted by the fol-
Lowing persons. to wit
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.
Court House: John ". Lesly, James a. Nc.
Cord John A. Hunter.
"arrcnton VI. II. Brooks, Wm q. Purslv.
Robert Wilson.
Galatians: james NJ. Carwic, BAIL Cnl.
laham, j. Ramsey Black.
Lowndesvillc: r. T. Cunningham. james
Clark William Giles
Cnlhouns Mills: ID. NJ. Rodgers, NJ. o. Tull
imam, ". H. Tnggnrt
Nradlcy's: David McClane, 4. 7. wi.lcnnn,
"A. J. Weed.
White Hall: Gen. T. II. Bradley, c. W.
:Spreull, j. l. Hearst.
Greenwood DR.. :. Y. Cain, James Creswell,
Albert Funk.
Woodville: Il. K. Talb,rt. johnson Sale,
'Teter Mex cllar
Hesdfall: Augustus Cobb, Robert Jones,
w m buchanan.
Scuff1ctown William Maddox, Noah II.
Reeves, Ben amin N. Iatilncr.
Iribhie's store: T. Tribe, Robert Stackcv.
: T. Il Milford.
Smithville: silos Ray, Thcmns Iilcv, A. IL.
Morton. 49, 49,
Fraziersville: J. ". Frazier. LEROY purlv
Enoch Nelson.
Stoney Point: WIN. d. Calhoun Thomas
STACY, Alexander II. King
Moscley's: James c. Willard, Geo. /. pot
terson William Trewitt.
Cothrans: james ii. Wideman, John Chiles
Capt Robert Iites
lnc West Corner: James r. McClinton
William Norton. Robert ". IIadtlcn.
Cokesbury: Geo. A. Allen, +. A. Cunnor.
Charles Smith
Speeds: Augustus Smith, John Graves, John
,Mosey.
Bordeaux: Alexander Laramore, W. A. Gro.
Eier. Andrew Gullebcau
Long Cane Mills j. n. Cochran, r. J. Rob.
crte, Geo. Nichols.
Mount Hill: Enoch Barmore, Andrew Pru.
lit, James Plain.
Donald Store: }. +. Donald, J. y. Searipht.
X. Brownleo.
Nincty-Six depot: X. r. Goldiug, ". Is.
Merlwether, Thomas Nichols.
One State senator, and five representatives
to he elected. The election to Le held at each
precinct for two days the managers to meet
at the Court House on Wednesday,, count the
votes, and declare the election.
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ABBEyILLE DISTRICT.

7OHN L. CLARK, who is in the cu.todr of
Il the Sheriff Of Abbeville District, by y;r.
~ Off writ of Capias ad satisfaciendum At
tire suit Of Joseph Crews, having filed in nv
tO1ice. together with a Schedule, on oath. 81
Ibis estate and effects. lis petition to the Court
'mitted TO the benefits Of The Acts of tie Gen. en-
assl Assembly, made for the relief of Insolvent
Debtors
It's ordered, that the said Joseph Crews
ard all other the creditors to whom the said
john L. Clark is in any wlee indebted, be. and
they are hereby summoned, and have notice
70 appear before the said Court at AbbeviIIs
Court House, on the first Monday in Octeber
next, TO shew cause, If any they can. whv the
prayer Of the petition aforesaid, should not be
granted.
MATTHEW MCDONALD, c. O. p.
Ofiee Of Common Plear, Abbsxille District.
jane 81, 1856. oSm
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PLANTATION AND NEGROES FOR SALE.

HS THE subscriber having purchas- fas:sAa d.
"A ed lands in Florida, wishes to kHiiH
sell his Plantation lying in AbbeviIIe
District, near Dorn's Gold Mine, on Buffalo
Greek, containing Two Hundred and Fifty
Acres, of which are about One Hundred and
Ninety Acres Cleared; One Hundred and
pair. and in high state of cultivation with a
good Dwelling House on the Same with two
good brick chimneys to it, with good out build.
lngs and good new Gin House and Screw,
ali in good repair.
Any person wishing to purchase will do
vel to call and examine, as it will lay open
TOT private cole till the 18th of October. 1856.
when shall offer it for sale at public outerv
together with all kinds of Stock and Crop Of
Sira'n, together with II likely young Negroes
'nay be sold at tho same time
June g, 1885, htds
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FLORIDA! FLoRIDAM

|TNHE subscriber having purchased f.sssA
Il Land i'll Florida, wishes to sell all aiii
his LAND in Abbeville District, near the Tenn.
pie Of Health, the Anderson Road, ten
miles above Abbeville Court House, containing
| A9(DGDGD A@HR "%o
This Land may be divided into three or more
Tracts to suit the purchasers.
The Home Tract contains
S"QD A@ HR HE-a
All in fine repair and in nice state of cult.
| vation, with the most select Orchard Of Peach
es aud all kinds of choice fruit that this climate
produces. This is one of the healtllest and most
beautiful sites in the District. There has not
been n case OF chill nor fever, originating from
the place, i'll twenty-five years. This is one of
the best locations for q Physician that know
OF in the State. While his family is secure
from disease at home, there arc four Creeks OH
each side Of him that are remarkably sicklv.
These, together with the nlluvial bottoms of
Little River, some three miles distant running
in the direction Of n horse shoe, nearly entire
y around the place, except the west, and that
deficiency is supplied with Rocky River
and its worst etiluvia some six miles distant
Those streams, together with others Of minor
Importance, render it New California to the
Physicican, provided his talent and constitu
ton arc sufficiently strong to bear up under
the lnborious practice that he would necessa
rily have to perform, by having an opening Of
some ten miles to the nearest physician.
The upper place, one mile distant, is also
proverbiully healthy. There are two small
dwelling Houses on the place. with two wells
of excellent Water, with all necessary Out
buildings, nn excellent Gin House, and new
negro Houses sufficient for the accommodation
of Sixty or Seventy Slaves. There nre on the
place, considerable quantity Of Land lust
cleared, that Is i'll fine state Of cultivation.
There are some
~S0QD IA N-@ME "-
or Fine TimLered Land in the Woods. There
are
e9GD NC EH KE-
or Fine Bottom Land. These Lands will pro- |!
ducc from One Thousand to Twelve Hundred
POUNDS OF Cotton to the Acre, owing to the |
state of cultivation. There is an excellent
Spring Of Water in every field on the place. |
There are also Springer pure Limestone, and |
Ceicbcatc Spring, rcsmhling in Medical prop
critics the Celebrated Madison Springs of tieor. :
gin. | would therefore say, to all those in !
pursuit of sIIcnlth, md Beautiful Productive
Level Lands had better give me a call, before
moving elsewhere, ms my Lands can be bought
for less than they are worth. There is an cx-
ccllcnt School in two hundred varIs-thcrc is
an excellent Mill Seat OH the place-thcrc is |
Saw and Girls Mill joining the place, with
Churches of four different denominations nj.
most IN sight. a. W. LYNCH.
June 23, 1856. S.tf
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Great News to the Public.
TNlIAT SIAGER Il LIVINGSTON. being
Il. dcsrous Of Reducing their STOCK to
make room for Fall Supplies, will diaposc Of
their
Summer Goods
mt greatly reduced prices, ms in Charleston ::
R"thial Muslins. Brclions, Jnconct Swiss, Cali
co, dc.
Also
Their Stock Of CLOTHING, q supply Of Ne.
gro Goods. Straw, Legiorn and Panama HITS,
Umbrellas, Carpet Bags, &c.
ALSO
gool supply of Gold and Silver Watches.
Chains, JcweIrv, Faney Goods dc.
With many other articles belonging to gen.
eral assortment to be found ut
SLAGER 4 LIVINGSTONE Store.
The old Stand Of Mcssrs. Wilson l. Williams.
July ln, 1886. loft
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Kings Mountain
PREPARATORY MILITARY SCHOOL,
YorkVilIe, :. c.

FACULTY:
CM. JENKINS, (Senior in Organi
zation, Regulation and Discip.
line.) Professor of 8fathemat.
PRIsoIPALs icsdnd Natural Philosophy
A. COWARD, (Senior in Business
matters.) Proftssor Of Bellies
Lettres and French.
G. A. SEABROOK, Professor of Aneient Ian
yuages and assistant IN English Branches.
D. II. THOMASSON, n. D., Smrgcon.
B. i. BOYD, Bursar.
TNHE SECOND SESSION Of this Institution
Il will be opened in the new Garrison
Buildings on the lst of September.
Terms Of Second Session-For School Ex-
renses, i: e, Tuition. Books &c. Board. Lights
Fuel and Washing, SSU'-payablc $40 on ell
trance, and $40 on 1st of November.
No one under l2or over Is years Of age will
be received.
The services Of Physician having heon en-
gagged. there will be no extra charge for med.
icnl attendance.
Until the 18th of August letters will be di-
rected to Charleston. 5. Z.
COWARD & JENKINS
July II, 1856. lUta25
Vat the rates Of $500 per nnnum.