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New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-13
CINCINNd7I III.
IT'S PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS.
eS.ordeIce OF The ~ Y Tribune

CINCINNATI, Monday, June % 1856
The Cincinnati College dates back to 1919;
and, although the Corporation never has secured
Il large MOI cy tndOw meDf, It's budiDg-site Ia the
rear OF tie rst Presby terlsL Church, aud 10 tue
heart of the city, has increased IN valud IS u
mule it quite mdeprhdelt. some years ago.
under the popular aoniiui,tratioa # the Rev. DR..
Wm. H. McGuiJ, us tresid' nj, and Prof ,. VI.
Mitchell! as teacher Of nldrh' N lt,c,, II had q
large run ber Of srudrbt.-pr"bably .bpa, 20j.
ltS alumni are filing Important positions in the
conmuDiiy. a few years ago, for some canse,
the institution was Suspended; but rs fluids
prpery invested, viii .iy, the Trustee. tho
n'tan> OF beginning once more on more ex-
ttusye scale.
Woodward College is situated IT The nor:h Oar.
of ihc cIt, and owes its -xisteuce to tte brncyo-
hence ofh tI ntr AID cuIricr-Nr William Wood
WarJ, bu cary settler Of The city. his Gentle
naL laye b.tck Of hs mrm 10 the iIsti,ltiJn
and Ills laid Las how become vers saluaLle ks
late a. 1e-6, Woodwald's tanbery Was Standing ia
good working order. Ii is nee ess ~ say il il
n'w compact, built part or the city. Ihs
founder OF tbs College made hls a.ded beque.t To
found h free gIanniar.scbovl lhe c ndl.iun. on
yLich pDpils weIe i"rDery received | have not
ltaId, but The property, being leased sublect
to rtyaiUati)D afforded an income sufficient 10
sustain strong corps OF teachers 20 as to make
II one Ut The most complete educational ,.tta
IL Us IL tie el'y For many yeJrs DR.. ,io.ott
to'n.ri! an Episcopal CLERGY man, but more 10
ccn'!y "r'sb!teriaD. was President OF Wood
ward Cclcse, and conducted its affairs with
marked abnly a,d success. lhe numOer Of stu
otnts hst been az large as 200
Another sebtlCm man, nao,rd Hughes, le!t pr)p-
err! tor purpose similar TO thot ie't Wy WOOD
Wa:d Tie ircOme OF fhe W. t"afd wod Ia
l-.l Was 81, ,aC3 aDj of the Hughes iunJ ; ,9J3.
" illin lev =, ars the Board u Trustees Of tic
C,nnOn Sclon OF Cincinnati psriected an ar
rapg,u,tnt with the Trustees OF rhe WoojwNi
Oud Hughes funos, By which tgo Free high
Schools have been secured 70 the ci,y. The
Euplr, and Woodward High Schools are intended
10 hold the iame relation 10 che Couaan Schools
of C.ucirusti that the Free Academy does 70 the
Con mon scloos of New-iork City. visited
the Hughes School, and was dehsated with the
of the bulidiug, the order of tho
sch, o, and ibe proficiency of The pups 70 .heir
studies. The Principal Mr.. Kn"sl.cu, va hear.
ing recitation in Cicero's Orations; and i nays
never he"rd more accurate ssd fssSy recitation
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TIE pUCHASEERS CRY FROM WASHINGTON.

NV IoKK UF nocRATIC ASSOCIATION RooSs,
WASHINGTON. b. 4, lane lHoO
The following hcet present III oi he
New oh ai.ou C!ty, .lz
hOkMAN T. Smith fre.ilcrt
GSa,t. GSnSttivs i,SI' HhSD,tL' y,co Pre-lIente
J. l. OEASES Treasurer
y. LIVER to,.es uCLiils Secretary.
}. h MchAhoA. oeig SScIe arg.
Nils Asocigo, is comroei OF New Yoik.fs -orly
ii ~ Ub,biu.fcu ryor IL election Of Js-eJ 3-
crsnsu John ecke d.r ss Pr ziccits VIC Presi
T. states P sidsrtia " ltA
ay,v sd II iti- cesi eb'e 'esul. we 'dd;ess Yol.
l. kIoen 10 You ina ~ many .e,pecs into this
test de 'gerrs runsiaLCrs seHat 5r
e f1it Is'e our memJr,. N e pJpnllr
branch 1ge5s are bestG be opOo,td tie Dca.ocrglc
IN hebbers u CCLgre.s Stsi
hht1 'h.H appIO'a # ou pV cal platform % .4ad' a,os
'tst thefeofe, deemed y d.y aid Or q
T. Tho dirstuna o OF co, rect iLa
tie I"p u the stsie FT is porlss p d. our & 1.-
tid III sIs As sr Is rrudeAce 40 pfop.eiy vii aloS
II i"i P.tameo hey VIII en !e supply dcfalu
docun eu'sfy 70 rsiivn thai l.y be aes-d 81 raere
clubs tsch village CIT, OF the ,te 70 ge a., "a
oti o'TespIor Secretary Rgse1 esq such rlor 90
Wi be eX!i'ec Tor u uch Of proper -1uIaen,s Al 10
Cti slttCAc. - fford iu'tr:Iaticr rsc.ur uo,ics -
IN tie AID oi The hon John hee!-r ara the NJ, In,
Kelly II our ceesaon q d snch o'har hie1 brs VI C
nsJ br villa Il iisDa the same, Association vii dr.
ny slA di'e-t II contributors b., made I ,t 80 80
circulation - 81 cuEeL. they VIII DO ao..pat,s ao3 a.
cioas tsi LED bo'hs fLoa.l % sent seiLss
b > y Il .0t
LstOf ~ IONS I'd :'f ,i5fes. .,o.l b., ,
vi f,i. Hsaed as Ia NJ hii., aoier, "a o
ea..s ate oostgt', 0y ''l1 .se lst
v, cofctllf ISL ie ~ cryssoo, se,ea ...
t- NsIOus ~ ocia'c ston' tg'oI- 10 state
X ~c ~. our Cd -ryalt,
o }. kvGrR, Z. y ,sJo' diI1 S,cIe AZ
2 S-p n,a,e ~ the f.ts sued 10, yory Pat Or.
,sJ,o.5t ga,r,,t in ,re o!.v.as orr a ,sa4 t.',
to tie ~Nf't 900 i.- HtcF-id.;
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n ui,ehief, and her black syes soen al Ways nedi-

n i,,hief, and her black syes soen al Ways nsdf-
t,,h. smbuscsdes and sslhes.
Ru, let IA reurn Al am W tho Forest Grove.
INDEED v bav, q most sat'sfacsO time here, ard
hit b. tween music, dancrns, driving and 'i~,ins
our peighbor,, c,ntiye 10 touch the hours ss 4hey
! Much of Ibis result is due to the eASe and bono
III. air which rri.ps through the p 'ce and much
Also doubtless. 10 the manner III wh'ch the gen
tlsmsnIy proprietor conaucts hi. e,tabl.'n%en, In
But cone and sre us: you can be- ~ pressure
either grave, witt, or gsy, asS your nuui"''
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q >, [ 10 for themselves 20 uA3bs vo oy maAi's
ore ef tie mems st or dSpcs,l
fhe an encs Of tho custom Of potsng prIvate Pef-
,sns IN our re.pec,sbke r rs'nal.-s custom how
ever, universally kIiOwed IN EuroPe-Prevent'
me- from mentioning names. or ~Oah ihe " III
dkiduaie some clever people, some handsome Peo-
ple, and an American DOrsay.
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EEW fORK-

.AYE. 10 I-0F,I-E. ! COCSrY IfitT
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-13

q v5., ,hs, The character Of Ills emigration pay !
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Nj. STRAUSS.
G. O X E S I} L /, y

u - n l. > IS l. IL
rs so MUCH Engaged in selling and boxing
J. ont his NEW STOCK OF SPRING AND
SUMMER GOODS. purchased in New York,
he has not the time to specify and detail Ev-
cry one says-nnd what every one says must
be so-that it is the Chedpcst, Finest fnd Lest
Stock brought to Cokcshury. Consisting of
Prints, Jaconet, Muslins, ROBES, OrSnn,lics,
BRILLIANTES, Gh.ghams:
Barcgcs, Tissues, I.aharadors, CIIALLY, MA;
RABOUT SATINF; .1iGAGrE +,
MARABOUT EASSALE, GRAPE MAEETZ
CAUSE MEXICANA:
The above new Goods in all colors, as well in
-N""r"ing style. y .tI J&EIU@
LINEN GOODS. - ~.
MANTALET5. and reAtANTILLAS, Ribbons,
Collars, Sleeves and Trimmings. -.
BONNETS AND HATS.
For GENTS, BOYS and YOUTH, Goods Of
Cottonade, Ginens, Drap dEte. Cashmarets,
dc. Al.e 80 81 .7ty...,grr.1
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
Boots Slippers, Caters and ChiIircns Shoes.
HATS AND CAPS,
Besides his full stock in HARDWARE GRO
Gerry; CROCKERY, and
STAT49NERY AND SCHOOL BOOKS.
My stock.isnow complete in oil its DEPART
menFs;. Thhnkfnl for the patronage heretofore
given ton,fiI hope tlatzthe> present stock,
selected 'cifh.gredt care and under the, Jcses'ad
rantogsah win be the strongest Undue emeRC TO
my, old frisHds and customers. i: :Newoscs come
"na Ysige fotssarssly e md rest assured you
can buy as Cheap FROM pre- as nny where else,
besides large and beautiful assortment to Sc
'ect from. NJ. STRAUSS.
Cokesbury, April I, 1856 49tf
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THrEI INDEP END DENTTPRE ESS.T Z
,,,y 1856 1856.
"CHEAP! 'DR'Y{:G GOODS"
VSH,, k,,,,..H.,
STDFl Rl g
BROOM & N0RRELL,
23S BROAD Street, Augusta, Ga..

23s Hro;.d Street, Augusta, Ga.,
III AVE just opened their SPRING STOCK of
IL STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS.
and would respectfully call thc attention of
the citizens of Abbcville and adjoining Dis
trcts to the assortment, which comprises almost
every article in the Dry Goods line, and hao;ny
dcth 6oHght Gy az experienced buycr, they are
prepared t" offer Goods ut such prices us they
can guarantee to be as CHEAP AS THE CiEArrsT.
Feeling assured that careful examination of
our Stock will induce n liberal share of patron
age, they solicit the favor of an early call
Among our Goods we invite particular at.
tenti"n to the following:
Plain Blk. and Fancy Dress SILKS
satin Striped and Fr Printed BA-
REGES
Rich SILK GRENADINES, and Satin Plaid
TISSUES
Fr. rrintc,l clIAlLlEs, and BApEGE DE-
LANES
Rich Grenaln", B"rcgc and .Taconct FLOW
Erred ROBES
Fr ,,;i r,i%,sI IT: oEGANDlES, MusLlNs and
Blk ClIALLIT:S. TAMATANS, BOMBAZINES
and ALPACAS
Plain and Checked JACONETS, CAMBRIC,S
N.tNSuOK and SWISS MlSl!NS
BRlLLIAN'rS, cALlcOES, GlNGIIAMS, TAR
l.ATAA:', Dc, tr., de.
Large assortment Worked EDGINGS and IN
SETTINGS
Embroidered COLLARS, SLEEVES, CIIEMI-
ZETTES, BANDS and FI.OUNCINGS
Rich Embr"ir'lrrrd BASQUES, Lace and Silk
MANTILLAS
Lace and Grape SIlAWIS Blk. silk LACES
Superior assorted Goods for GENTS and
BOYS WEAR
LINENS, TABLE DAMASKS,
DIAPERS, TDWELLINt:S, de-, dc.
lo-t and I'D Linen SIlEETINGS, and Super.
PILLOW CASE LINENS
superior Asst. hl and Bro. DOMESTICS,
SllEETiNGS, LONG CLOTHS
STRIPES, TlCkINGS and SERVANTS
GOODS
Sap. Asst. HOSIERY, Cor Gents, Ladies' Mis-.
srs. Boys and Children of all kinds and
prices
Together with many other Goods, not men
toned, and all which will be offered at prices
That cannot be nn'!cisold in the way of fair and
upright dealing l'y any house in the State
ooo BROOM g. N0RRElL,
23S Broad ST., Augusta Ga,
April lyJ Nearly opposite Augusta Eank.
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ECO HbasHIS' HDEIEDOT.

TNlE Firm Of ROBERTS, ADAMS & SMITH
l. was dissolved Oh the first of October,
1851. 1t is hoped that all persons indebted
will come forward and settle nv cash or note,
as VIC are anxious to close our old business.
ROBERTS g. ADAMS
Still continue business mt Hodges, and at Long
Cane, and by the first Of April will have q fine
Spring Stock Of Goods,
selected with great care in New York and Bal
timore, which we respectfully offer to our
friends and customers at moderate profits
Come and See, and be your own Judge We
merely wish to let you know that we are still
here. feeling satisfied that if you will come,
onr Goods and prices will please you
Very respectfully,
ROBERTS & ADAMS.
Hodges, S. c., March u. 1856 II If
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SPRING G0ODS---1S5G.
J, F. BURCHARD g. CO., AUGUSTA, Ga,
Broad St., Opposite Masonic Hall.

\ RE now receiving m unusually choice
~ variety Of
a.. SPRING, DRESS FABRICS,
which they arc selling; at the very lowest pri-
ces possible, and to which the attention of pur-
chascr5 is very cordially and respectfully invi-
ted. Their stock embraces the following. n
mong others, of French IsmqliSh and Amcricnn
productions. Particular attention is asked to
patusH; Lupin. Scy,louX, Licbcr d Cos manu-
facturc of Bombuzincs, challics, ,lclaincs.
harcgcs, grenadines dc. Thrrin t. Mlliarls
black and coorcd clallcS lnargnise, veil
berasc, mid tiss,te&
PRINTED GOODS.-Stcinbacl, Kocchlinks.
Prreals. briiliantes, cnmbrics, jaconcts, lawns,
organdies aud bcrnges,
Paris black silks, superior qualities;
Paris rich fancy silks;
- "!'FauilandI, very handsome;
u. French and English Calicoes Of Stein
bach's 1Ioglc's Munteiths 4 Norton's:
Gases ot Ginghams black aud fancy, all prices:
Printed challics and bcragc delaines, from low
priced to very rich;
American lawns, AID muslins;
,'Cnlicoes, low price and fast colors :;
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS. .. )
Richardson's Linens, and other makers. q
very full assortment in all varieties for shirt
ine' sheetlng pillow casing, DC, DC. birds eve
diapers. Scotch ditto towciling and towels.
Turkish Bath, &c window drapery, lace and
muslin Ec., DC.
Summer Goods for Gentlemen and Boys, in
Linen drliiings, 6c, cottonadcs of all sorts, vest
ings, spring cassiferes. cashmerett drab etc, &C.
i,-...... =. 81 DOMESTIC GODS,
An unrivnled assortment of shcetings and
shlrtings, brown and bleached from 3-4 to 1874
width and from the lowest priced to the finest
English and American makes
=, PLAN1ATON GOODS.
or every Sort and dhd, considered desirable
y. .ha;Ss, 7bD tlss Riseeor sbple. In addition 70
m t.e above we,taye tb9 Seryy eary finest assortment
81 eoliars' Laces and 'tthtroideries in general,
to. be found probably in tile State.
-, rh' - j.. F. .BURCHARD d. CO..
May 2. 1856 =" 'oi7'~iu 4.n ,",lI 5a-ly ), i.
l. t.. = ..
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Hardware, Paints, Oils,
WINDOW GLASS, &c., -.
at tie Sign Of tic Golden 1nvH,

a-. COLUMBIA, s. @.
a THE Subscribers have now es2b
90 on hand :an extensive assart- ~
~ .ment of Goods in their line, which
they are selling at the lowest market prices for
Cash, and to which they respectfully call the
attention OF purchasers. Their stock consists
i'll part MS follows, viz:
Bar Iron, Hoop Sheet, Band, Oval, Round and
Square Iron;
Cast, German and Blister Steel; Anvils, Bel
lows, Vices, &c; ...'
Mill and Cross-Cut Saws; Mill Irors, Nails.
Wagon Boxes, Pot-Warc;
Bench and Moulding Planes, Cniscls, Auecrs
Files, Boring Machines;
Mortice Machines, l.athcs, Saws Bench Screws,
Hinges, Screws;
Locks Bolts. I.atchcs, Axes, Hoes Plough
Mouds, Adzcs;
AXlcs, Springs, Ennmclcd and Patent Lcathcrs.
Paints Narnishcs;
Window Glass, Spirits Iurpcntinc, Putty, Paint
brushes;
Corn Shelters Straw Cutters, Corn and Cob
Mills, Leather Betting;
Lime, Plaster, Cement, Gunpowdcr, Shot,
Lead, DC, dc
Those in want of Goods in the Hardware
line, will find it To their interest to give Us a
call before making their purchases.
FISHER d AGNEW h co.
feh 10, 1886 fl jul
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SOUTH CAROLINA,
AHEEVILIE DIsTE!cr.-Iy =,

NHbF.N TI.I.Is DISTNICT.-IN EQUITY.
Margaret Mathews W.. Thomas i. Martin, Ez.-
kicl ". Martin and others
BiU .t0r Domcr.
L appearing to my satisfaction that Ezekiel
Il W. Mathews, Jos. \. Mathews, William
Robinson and Caroline his wife, Edward Burns
and Nancy his wif,', parties defendants TO this;
liil, reside beyond the limits Of this State: On
motion of Marshall &; Lee, Ordered, That said
Defendants 'ln plead, answer or clc:nur to said
Bill of Complaint within Mrcc months from
pulicatlon hereof, or the same will be taken
pro c"mi'sso against them
W. II. PARKER, c. +. \. ID.
NoHiiiissi"'.cr once, AI':ll 81, 1886 5,n
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~ ~ s1r st =: - N - = !
lV,0oO PIECES of WALL PAPERING,
500 Papers of Transparent Window ShaJa,
with Pictures to match! J. ~ @t,,:siTi mr. -
Thefehants and Rlant4rs from. Abbeyille Dis
triet wishing to purchase, will do ven 10, caI|
~ ,, r. A. BhEAKLY,iHs
n"s"S'"' VA, may =, 1856. 52-1y
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DIR Y GOODS.
SPRING IMPORTATI0NS,
/ | s. 5 6

MILLER Il WARREN, Opposite Globe
4Nl Hotel, Augusta, Ga, arc receiving their
usual choice variety Of SPRING DRESS FAB
RIGS, embracing tho best makers of French
and English productions, among which are
Rich Printed French Jaconcts and Orgnndics !;
Rich ' Flounced l,nreges and Orynndies !;
Rich American and English Lawns;
Rich French Brillinnts and Cambrics !;
Rich Baregcs and Tissues
Bluff, Blue and Pink, Plain Brilliants new
article. ... ..
Silks!
Assorted Colors Flounccd Silk Dresses
Rich Plaid and Striped Taffeta Silks;
Rich Moire Antique, Toulard and China Silks;
Black Tnffeta and Gro dc Rhine Do
Mourning Goods!
Plain md Striped Grenadines and Bnreees;
Black Flounced Grehadine and Barege Dresses
Superior Summer BombaZines and Chnllies
Black Jaconcts, Organdies and Marquise
Black Eng. Grapes, Love Wells and Handkcr-
chiefs.
In addition to this long line of Dress Goods,
we have complete stock Of Galicoes, Cling
hams, Linen Goods Furniture Paints, Embroi
deries aud Laces, Hosiery and Gloves, Plain
and Embroidered Grape Shawls.
large lot of Mantillas, in great variety Of
styles.
'Pantaloon stufrs "Bleached and Brown
Goods. .'.. u...". d. e.. .a' n '.- .:w al
White and Striped Osnaburgs of various
brands. " .' .. r - ".'-.' IT,"
Our friends and customers are respectfully
invited to examine the largest stock of Spring
and Summer GOODS that we have ever had
Particular attention paid to filling orders
Augusta, Ga, April IS. 1856 f.", Soft u
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&:sS rEd-~ SD "a .EE @
FOEE SAEIG;!

'E'llE Subscribers will keep on hand Mt all
L times, Mt the Sadtllcrv and Harness Store
of +. Wcs'iield, in this Village, an assortment
OF all kinds of STOVES which they pledge
themselves to sell on favorable terms us
stoves of the same quality can be purchased
Tor IN Charleston. Their COOKING STOVES
they will warrant to do everything that n
Cooking Stove can do, and arc sure they will
give universal satisfaction
One of us will spend the most OF the present
year ut the North, and will be able to select
the best and most approved patterns.
T. WESTFIELD,
!. BRANCH
Abbcvillc c. IT,, S. c., Jan 8, 1856 "
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AB0LITl0NlSTS IN KANSAS!
Drive Them Out!
Give Ehc Nsg.crs Room

TNO those who have so literally pat o., o.,
L ronizcd us in 'our line We ten Gbiiiii
der sincere thanks. And we take this method
of saying to them, and TO rr.ry hodH that we
have just made additional improvements in
our machinery for grinding Wheat at our Mills,
on Rocky River, and also on Cnlhoun's Creek.
BY the time the new crop is ripe, We will be
prepared at either place, to make superior
article of Flour. For "turn out" we can un-
donbtedly take from b,ishcl OF Wheat, oil
tie Fomr Mat rs IN Il, and 1.-The best can do no
more" c. y BARNES e. Co
May 81, 1856. 5-2m
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SOUTH CAROLINA,
Bill for Specific Performance
hBHEEILLE DISTRJCT.-IN EQUITY.
Geo a. Christopher VS.. Margaret Mathews
and others.

B'H for Specific Performance.
IT appearing TO my satisfaction that Ezekiel
Il W. Mathews, Jos. a. Mathews, William
Robinson and Caroline his wife Edward Burns
and Nancy his wife, parties defendants TO this
l;ill, reside beyond the Limits of this Stat.:
On motion "f Marshall a. Lee, Ordered, That the
above named Defendants do plead answer or
dcmnr {" sail Eili of Complaint within Mrrs
months from the publication hereof or the
sanc will be taken pro cont;%So against them.
". II. PARKER, G. +. A. y.
Commissioners Office, April 80, 1856 3m
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Wafer Proof yVare-EEousc.

N&1 THE subscriber has taken NS7 4
Aazza The Planters W aterr Proof 80
}si'n Ns t9bee a5ee'f: fessfsg ossapied SyJMs
business he hopes TO merit liberal u share Of Of
NE pptFe9age. 81 the generous public Of the
upper end Cotton growing districts. . ~ :
=, .,!he Mare House is above hig gh water marE5
hlgh Iapf ,6Fy,I, ,5and morc, secure from fire
thap any oheS Ware IIouke ii To~nl L I
W aasds sps spsas and
my care. .a.r.o Ok KEMNEv ~
Hamburg, Sept T. fs55.m m, AIOIni' io.1m
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New Spring & Summer Goods
7,,a at No. l Granite Range.
CHAMBERS & MARSHALL are now rs.
~ ceiving their -.
Spring and Summer Goods,
Which will be found complete, with every noy-
city of the Season in '''
DRESS GOODS, SILKS.
" .MAN1ILLAS EJfBROIDERIES
!. -, -, ~, =, HOsIERY, GLOVES, GANCYf .
LE9HORN NEAPOLIYAN " - - .
""' G"i',AND GRAPE BONNE7,e ,...u sol.
'"-.AI2O-'- - :.,J,!st;f'rs -.
"A fine assortment of BONNET RyBBONS
FR r. NCH FLOWERS, md n variety Of
1RLMMlNGS, which have been selected With
great care, and to which we most Respectfully
invite the attention of the citizens of this njace
and the surrounding District -.
April g, 1856. so ~.
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Piano FOrtes. .

THE Subscriber keeps On hand xss;73.s u
ENaqP;s .gfEk celebrated ate da1T KTT
MEL ODEoNs, ,&cs which he "" warrants, and
will sell iat Nf9 York, prices, dsliyered at 9tAe
Depot cni,s.n1ro,airu 7ol s., GARDINER -
.s,s:s,1 l06 RIoHARDsoN STRxEr,, ~
~ atep IaDars above EFehange Bank,
r;,, ,sSs5F III r!uG Ceaumbiai SO
hprii H' 1909 1y
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Com slriiftcG

'1>Othe Jail at ALbevillc Court House e'I
on Wednesday the 18th February. "a
inst, 9 NssFa woman SDafHney, WHO saws e
sas she. hsloss sherard? J. Berksdale. Of is Dis.
7said Negro is about four feet six inches bkipi,:
@PPosed TO- be some sixty or seventy wears
The owner is requested to come toward prove
property, pay, charges, and take her away.f
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ESTRAY" MULE.
GA93EA HK D.it

H sCWDDAY. VI, d., Office
-. at Lowhdesville, S. G, solicits prnc.
tlce in, CHRONIC DISEASES. a, His extensive
9eauaiAtq9P'Se 9 with Anatomy, Physiology and,
Pathology. and the lows, and means Of health,
IN connection with the Best and most satisfac,
tory Medical agents known to the profession,
epaole ,h!n TO furHish to- thendiseased, superi6r,
aid:g This.dapertmentyo of Medicine reeciyea h;s
particular study and practice. lls' 'l''
June 20, 1856. s-e
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B0n2act Ribbons.

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Bonnets, ut CHAMBERS Il MARSHALLS'
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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-08-07

Mr.. Hubbard, editor of the Logan
Gazette, published at BeIlefontaine:
Ohio, has hoisted the Buchanan flag.
The Gazette has always been an old
line Wing paper. The editor, how
ever, is national man, and cannot
shake off the conviction that he
will have to vote for the, only national
men named for the Presidency-the
nominees of the Democratic con-
yention. Mr.. Hubbard says there
are at least five hundred old line
Wings in Logan county who will
vote for Buchanan. He has seen
and conversed with scores Of
them, He says old Logan is safe
for Buchanan. There is no use oi
attempting to resist the manifest will
of the people
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-08-07
WHOLE No. s7s.
A Decided improvement.

Our opponents call James Buchan-
an .'ten cents jimmy This, con-
sidering the source whence it comes,
lis complimentary to the democratic
candidate. The same men, four
years ago, called Frank Pierce the
one cent candidate, because be once
gave a. distressed boy a. copper to
buy a stick Of candy. IF the demo-
Gratis in selecting a standard bearer
for the present canvass have obtained
one as much above President Pierce,
in the estimation of our enemies, as
a dime is greater than one cent,
surely there can be no doubt of their
success. Franklin Pierce obtained
the yotes of twent-seven States,
aud we feel confident James Buch-
anan will obtain the votes of Ken
lucky and Tennessee, States that
franklin Pierce did not get. If
the democracy gained victory With
one cent candidate four years ago,
they can now achieve glorious
triumph with a ten cent candidate.
Our opponents are great on little
things.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-08-07
cbnitt poptrg.
"Where do you Live?"


Not where the fire is blazing. m !.
And the daily meals are spread;
Not where the midnight curtains !. 80
Are dropping round my bed;
Not in the festive circle, Il.
Where mirth flows last and free;
But in the quiet parlor
Where sit and talk with thee.
They tell of the mountain breezes,
Of the strength-restoring brine,
Of healsh-imparting odors, bseathed
Where waves the forest pine;
OF genial gales and smiling skies,
Farm the sunny South; s! q
But what are these tothe loving words
Warm from friendly mouth?
Thou makest me rich with thy mental wealth
And joyous with life's joy;
For thy diamond thoughts are without flaw,
Thy truths gold without alloy; sv%
The Bread of the Spirit,th Wine of the Heart
On these ! banquet free, as
In the quiet little parlor, where
talk. dear friend, with thee.