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ySfsscr ;ls.I Cabinet Shop,
NEXr i'r"E TO TIL: r!:I:&s OFFICE,
ABBENILi.E COURT HOUSE, s. c.,

FsNlE undersigned, thankful Tor cw~wa
4. past favor.', an! ever ready aEsJs ~ ~
To serve a generous public, may eA4.EslG.U
be at all times found at lis shop in the East
crn corner of Christian & Dcnle's Coach Fac
tory. where he is prepared to make PANEL
DOORS, SASH BLINDS, MiNTEL PIECES,
dc, dc.
| will also make TABLES, DESKS, BOOK
CASES, PICTURE FRAMES, and repair fur
niturr 80"
will keep constantly on hand ready made
CDFtlNS OF The best material and finest fin
ish, either polished or covered, all of which
will deliver I" any point in the district free
of char" with hcarse or upon railroad if de-
sired in direction.
All work tlouc warranted rs good rs the best
and cheap according. Ten per cent off for
cash on all work done by mc.
-SS For reference, apply to any gentleman
i'll the Incorporation. &. c. BOWERS.
June %, 1855. : If
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VI. STR >AUSSS.
G. O II ]: s !, u !. Y

rs so MICH Engaged in s.Ein: anI'boxnr
Il ont his NEW STOCK OF SPRING AND
CMNER GOODS purchased in New York.
fhi"dcli!a, Baltimore a:ti Charleston, iI:.;
he las not the time /" specify and detail. Ev-
cry one Says-and what every one SAYS must
bc s"-that it is the Cheapest, Finest cmd EcSt
Stock brought to CrlcS!,:rv CONSISTING of
Prints .Iaconet. MuSliuS. ROBES, Crgantlic:,
BElLLIANrES, Gi'.@hanl-
Barcccs. Tissues, Iaha:a,.ors, ClIALI.Y, MA
RABOUT :;ATINE:
MARAHptT EASSAl.E. GRAPE MA!:E.TZ,
CAUSE Mi:NlCANA;
The above new Goods in al, col".., rs we'll in
-ho"r"'"g %tM".
LINEN GOODS.
and MANTII.LAS Ribbons,
Collars, Sleeves and Trimmings.
BONNETS AND HATS.
For GENTS, BOYS and YOUTH, Goods Of
every variety, viz:
Cott"nad" Gincns, Drap dEtc,' Cashmarcts,
dc. Also,
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
Boots, Slippers Caters and Children's Shoes.
HATS AND CAPS,
Besides his full stock in HARDWARE, GRO
Gerry, CROCKERY,tnnd
AND SCHOOL BOOKS.
My stock is now complete in all its depart
ments. Thankful for the patronage heretofore
given to mel hope that the present stock,
selected '"iM great care and under the best adj
ramtnges: will be tho strongest inlucemcnt to
my old friends and customers. New ones come
ana Judge lor yourselves, and rest assured YOU
can buy MS cheap from me as any where else.
besides large and beautiful assortment to Sc.
lcct from. NJ. STRAUSS
Cokesbury, April 7, 1856 49tf
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SPRING GOODS---lS5G.
J. F. BURCHARD g. CO., AUGUSTA, GA.,

BROAD SC., opposite Masonic Hall,
4 RE now receiving an unusually choice
L a variety Of
SPRING DRESS FABRICS,
which they are selling at the very lowest rri-
ccs possible, and to which the attention of rur-
chascra is very cordially and respectfully invi-
ted. Their stock embraces the following a.
mong others, of Fr"~rh E"gIiM and -i,s,rjrn,,
productions. Particular attention is asked to
latusli, I.upin. Sry'loux, I.irbrr .t Co.'S manu-
taciHrc of B"mbazircs, chalics. ,lclaincs,
harcgcs, grenadines, &c. TLirrin d Milliard';
black and c"!orcI chaliicS, marsliisc, veil
bcrarc. and tissues.
PRINTED GOODS.-StcnbaclI Koccllinks,
Pcrcai;, briiliaatcS, carnbrics, jucurcts, lawns,
organIics and beTases,
Paris black silks, superior qualities;
Paris rich fancy silks;
F"m iahIs, very handsome;
French and English Caicocs Of Stein
baci''s lIogc's MuntcitLs Il Norton's;
Cases of Ginghams, black and fancy, all prices:
Printed chalics and bcragc delaincs, from low
priced 10 very rich
American lawns and muslins;
Calicoes, low price and fast colors !;
HOU.SEKEEPING GOODS
Fichardson's Linens, and other makers, q
very full assortment in all varieties, for shirt
ing, sheeting, pillow casing, DC, &c. birds eye
diapers, Scotch ditto, .towelling and towels,
Turkish Bath, de-. window drapcry, lace and
muslin, de-. dc.
Summer Goods for Gentlemen and Boys, in
Linen driilings, &c, cottonades OF al sorts vest
ings, spring cassmcrcs, cashmcrctt drab etc, &c.
DOMESTIC GOODS,
An unrivalcd assortment of shcctinrs and
shirtings, brown and blcached,I from 81 to 2-l
width and from the lowest priced to the finest
English and American makes
PLAN1'A7ION. GOODS.
OF every sort and kind, considered desirable
to have by the piece or balc In addition to
the above, we have the very finest assortment
of collars, Laccs and Embroideries in general.
to be found probably in the State.
J. +. ,BURCHARD d co.
MAY 2 1886. 52-1y
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EHsD.HHES' DEPOT.

TENlE Firm of ROBERTS, ADAMS & SMITH
L. dissolved on the first of October,
1854. 1t is hoped ,!ia. all persons indebted
will come forward anI settle by cash or note,
rs We are anxious to close our old business.
ROBERTS & ADAMS
Sill c"nti"uc business ut Hodges, and nj Long
Cane, and by the first Of April will have Il 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 sec, and be your own Judge. We
merely wish (" let You know that we arc still
here, feeling satisfied that if You will conc,
our Goods and prices will please you.
Very respectfully,
ROBERTS IL ADAMS.
Hodges, s. c., March ~, 1856 II If
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RB0LlTI0MlSTS IN KANSAS!
Drive Them Out!
Give ,G'he Niggers aeG0zRa !

FG'O those who have so literally pat Itt..> It:.:t
l. r""izcd US in "our line we ten ELL
dor sincere thanks. Am,l We take this method
of saying I" 'h"'n, and TO cr'ry b"i.A that VIC
have just made additional improvements in
orr machinery for grinding Wheat 81. our Mills
on Rocky River, and also on Callloun's Creek
BY the time the New crop is ripe, we will hc
prepared at either place, to make n superior
article of Flour. For .'turn out We can un-
douhtcdly take from hushcl of Wheat, all
m" .Eomr Mm Is az II, and ''thc best can do no
more G. Y. BARNES, S Co.
May 81, 1886. 5-2m
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

AEEENII.LE DISTEICT.-IN EQUITY.
Margaret Mathews vs.. Thomas p. Martin, Eze-
k!cl W. Martin ard others
Bill for Dowcr.
{ 7 arpcarin" TO my satisfaction flat Ezekiel
l. ". Mathews, los. y. Mathews, William
Robinson and Caro!in" his wife, Edward Burns
and Nancy his wife, PARTIES defendants to this
liill, reside beyond The limits Of this State: On
motion OF Marshall d Lee, Ordered, That sail
pci.n;lants do plead, answer or tclrur To sai!
Bill of Complaint within Mrrc months from
ru!ication hereof or the same will be taken
pro cnnt;SSv against them.
". II. rAHKER, c. I. \. y.
loniiniSsluIcr u!!;cr, AI,";l 30, 1876 :;In
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SEo -M-N q % "a -EE sS
E!GAss GSH,E:,

rEN!l: Subscribers will keep on hand at al!
l. times, al the Saldlrrv and lIarncss Store
Of l.. Wr.;icd, i'll this Village, an assortment
OF all kinds "f STOVES, which they pledge
themselves to sell on aS favorable: terms nS
Stoves OF the same quality can be purchased
for in Charleston. Their COOKING STOVES
they will warrant I" do everything that q
Coolin" Stove can 10. and are sure they will
give universal satisfaction.
One Of lis will spend The most Of The present
year at the North, and will be able TO select
the best and most approved patterns.
+. WESTFIELD,
!. BRANCH.
Ahbcvillo G. H., S. c., Jams 1856. "
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Fresh ArrivaIs!
Il Ee E. SHE q Ie deC B. les
G

Hardware, &C., &C., &c.
T AGAIN ask attention of Planters and House
l. keepers to my additional supplies of Java
anil M"coa COFFEE, Coffee SUGAR, MO
LAS.SE&, RICE, SALT, FISH, lIc.
Irish Potatoes,
Still lowcr-below ccst-cheap enough for
table use. havci still about THIRTY BAR
RELS, which am determined to close out.
A New Supply
Paints, Oils, Turpentinc, Turning Fluid Put
ty, and Window Glass, French and A,nrricnn
O. X,
Rcctifiel, Rye aud Eagle WllISKEY, which
wish I" close out Immediately at IL little
above cost for cash.
Hardware.
Hoes OF every variety, from 20 t" S5 cts, and
still lower per lox Hand Saws. Vices. Amvils.
Smiths Toncs, bellows, Fitch Forks .ShovcIs
Spades, and Nails oi every No, from :; to 40
penny. CHAlN!S-Log, Lock, Fifth and draw
ing.
Also, to Young and Old,
There is an application made to come forward
before summer and supply yourselves with
Wooden AMI Canc-scatcd ROCKING CHAIRS
and any other kind you may wart, rs have
few left and will sell at cost for cash.
Guns.
If yon want Guns that will shoot and kill
over 100 yards, call on ii. S. KERR and he will
show YOU few Of them.
Tobocco and Cigars.
Tobacco of every quality, from Is cts. to
Sl.O0 per 10. Cigars, many brands.
All Of the above articles, and many others,
may be found at the Grocery Store of
II. s. KERR,
Ap,l Q, 4Stf] No. Brick Range.
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Water Proof ware-Housc.

NJ THE subscriber has taken a~1
the Planters Water Proof e<Asgsg
Ware House, formerly occupied by MI.
John Usher ST., and by strict attention to-
business fhe hopes to merit a liberal share Of
the patronage of the generous public of the
uPPeraand gotton growing districts.
The Mers Hodse is above hIgh water mark.
high aud .ary. .snd moro secure from fire
tla9. y az any g 9t1sr Ware Honse In Town. p
. stss lEill aalso attend to feceiyi6e and,
forwaTding Goods ands Produce, entrusted to
my care. ~ f1 G. III. KENNEy
Hsnb"rg sept.I, 1865. iaim
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
Bill for Specific Performance.
ADDEElLLE DISTEICT.-IN EQUITY.
Geo. A. Christopher vs.. Margaret Mathews
and others

Bill for Specific Performance.
IT appearing to my satisfaction that Ezekiel
l. ". Mathews, Jos \. Matthew'S William
Robinson and Cnroiimc his WIFI. Edward Eurns
and Nancy his wife, parties defendants to this
Bill, reside beyond the limits of this State ::
On motion of Marshall * Lee, Ordered, Tha. the
above NAMED Defendants do plead answer or
dcnur TO said Dill Of Complaint within Mrcc
months from the publication hereof, or the
same will be taken pro conttSao against them.
". II. PARKER, G. L. a. j..
Commissioners office, Apri! So 1856 SIN
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Committed

TNO tho Jail at Abbevillc Court House Q
.lA,7on "Wednesday the 18th February, "A
she belongs to Sherard Barksdale, of this Dis.
Said Negro is about four feet six inches HIGH;
supposed to be some sixty or seventy years
Inc owner is requested to come toward prove
properly, pay chargess and take her AWAY
Feb. %, 1855. ~ ~ 'a's0t T.
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Hardware, Paints, Oils,
WINDOW GLASS, &c.
III tie Sign Of tie Golden 1hnoii,
COI,JJNBIA. s. G.


q TIE Subscribers have now c1I,
go on hand an extensive assort- Efa
~ mont Of Goods in their line, which
they are selling ut the lowest market prices for
Cash, and TO which they respectfully call the
attention of purchasers. Their stock consists
in part rs follows, viz:
Bar Iron, Hoop, Sheet, Band, OVAL Round and
Square Iron;
Cast, German and Bletcr Steel; Anvils, Bel
lows, Vices, de-;
Mill and CrossCut Saws; Mill Irors, Nails,
Wagon Boxes. Pot-Wnre;
Bench and Moulding Planes CmseIs, Augcrs
Files, Borine Machines;
Morticc Machines, Iathcs, Saws, Bench Screws
Hinges. Screws:
Locks, 1;"lts, Latcles, Axes, Hoes Plough
Moulds, Al:rS;
Ayrs, Springs. '.nanccd and Patent Lcathcrs
Paints, Varnshcs:
Window Glass, Spirits Turpcntinc, Putty Paint
Eruslles
Corn Shelters, Straw Cutters, Corn and Cob
M:lis, Leather l;cl;ins;
Lime, Plaster, Cement, Gunpowdcr, Shot,
Lead, &c, tc
Those in want Of Goods in the hardware
line, will find it 10 their interest to give lis q.
cal, before making their purchases.
FISHER N AGNEW d CO.
Feb j., 1856 Al tjul
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
1856. 1856.
G. II f A ? D RY G 90 DS
For Spring.

For Spring.
BROOM & NORRELL,
23S ISrOild Street, Aas%Eist:i, eaa..
ITANE Just opened their SPRING STOCK Of
LII STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
and would respectfully call the attention of
the citizens of Abhcvil!c and al joining Dis.
tricts to the assortment, which comprises almost
every article in the Dry Goods l;"c, and hcriug
been domght hy a" rrp"ric""|I h"mr, they are
prepared TO offer Goods at such prices as they
can guarantee 20 be us CHi:,r IS THE CHEAr:Sr.
Feeling assured that careful examination Of
our Stock will induce liberal share of patron
age, they solicit the favor of an early call
Among our Goods we invite particular nt-
tcntion to The following:
Plain Blk. and Fancy Drcss SILKS
Satin STRIPED and Fir. Printed BA-
REGES
Rich SILK GRENADINES, and Satin Plaid
Fr. Printed CIIALlIES, and BAEEGE Dr.
LANES
Rich Grenadinc, Beregc and Taconet FLOW
Erred ROBES
Ct Fr Printed ORGANDIES MUSLINS and
LAWNS
Blk. ClIALLIES, TAMATASs, BoMEAZISEs
and ALPACAS
Plain md Checked JAC0NETS, CAMBRICS,
NANSOOK and SWISS Mt'SI!NS
BRILLIANTS, CALICOES. GINGlIAMS, TAR
LATANS, dc, DC, &c.
Large assortment Worked EpGl%GS and IN
SETTINGS
Embroidered COLLARS, SLEEVES, ClIEMI-
.. ZETTES, BANDS and FI.OUNCINt;S
Rich Embroidered BASQUES Lace and Silk
MANTILLAS
Lace and Grape SIIAWIS. Blk. Silk LACE;
Superior assorted Goods for GENTS AMI
BOYS WEAR
LINENS. TABLE DAMASKS,
DIAPERS, TOWE!.L1NGS, de-, dc.
10-4 and 12.4 Linen SlIEETlNGS and Super.
PILLOW CASE LINENS
Superior Asst. III. and Bro. DrMESTICS,
SliEETINGS, LONG CLOTHS,
STRIPES, TICKING S and SERVANTS
GOODS
Sup. Asst. HOSIERY, for Gents Ladies, Mis-.
'# ses, Boys and Children, Of al! kinds and
prices
Together with many other Goods, not men
toned, and all which will be offered at prices
that cannot he underso!d in The way OF fair and
upright dealing by any house in the State
BROOM g. N0RRELL,
238 Broad ST., Augusta, Ga,
April l ly] Nearly opposite Augusta Bank.
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eI "a IE "s
TT III. SCUDDAN,sm. d., Office
LIZ. at Lowndesyille, s.. c., solicits prac-
tico ID CHRONIC :DIsEAsEs. Ais extensive
acquaintance with Anatomy, Physiology and
Pathology, and the laws and means of health.
in connection with tho best and most satisfnc
tory Medical gentaknown to tho profession.
enable him to furnish to tho diseased superior
aid. This department of Medicine receives his
particular study and practice. '''>
June 20. 1856. 1.Gm
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ABRNWILhE G. H..
L. Cheap Cash Boot and Shoe
Manufactory.
r-:s, TIE. subscriber most re- .a.
Wsa sp"c:fully calls the attention H
etS- of the public, and especially ~
his old friends and customers, to his large and
wcllsclcctcd stock Of
Gentlemen's and Ladies' Shoes.
lie has also large stock Of fine pump.solcd
and fine wcltcd BOOTS, Of the latest styles, Of
the finest French calEskin.
lie has q large stock Of fine doublc-solcd
WATERPROOF Boots,
MI Of hi; own manufacture, warranted. All Of
which he will sell cheap for cash, q cred
it to prompt paying customers. '.'.
lie is also prepared to make to order my
article in the Boot and Shoe line, having q
large number of the finest workmcn in his en-
ploymcnt, and being practical workman him,
self. Having the finest stock Of Leather TIM
ever came to this District his Boots and Shoet
will be made in the ncat"st and latest styless
anil for fit and workmanship shall not be ex-
cclicd. n. McEVOY.
March 81, 1856 J6 12m
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H~0RHR
10000 PIECES of WALL pApFp1Nc
800 Papers of Transparent Window Shades
with Pictures to match, t,.e = =" - "'' ."
Merchants and Planters from Abbeyille Dis.
trlct Wishing to purchase will do well to call
@ a. RLEAKLY,
Augusta, Ga, May 2, 1876 E2Iv
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ID Il Y G 0 O d s.
SPRING IMPORTATIONS,
IS ) 6.

MILLER d WARREN, Grrositc Globe
VI Hotel, Augusta, Ga, are receiving their
usual choice variety of SPRING DRESS FAB
RIGS, embracing The best makers of French
and English productions. among Which nrc-
Rich Printed French .Iac"ncts and b.r:un,licS
Rich g F!ouncrh Barcn"s and Organizes ;
Rich American and En"lisl Lawns:
Rich q French Briliaiits and Calnbrics
Rich % Barcmcs AMI Tisiurs
Bluff, Blue and Pink, Plain Erill;ants, new
article
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NEO1Irfsf9.g SeG.,s!

Plain an'l Striped Grenadines and Bavcccs
Black Fiounccd Grcha,linc and lsarcrc Dresses;
Superior Summer !iumbaZincs and Challics
Black .lac"ncts, Organizes and Marqusc
Black Eng. Grapes, Love Wells and llandlcr
chiefs.
In addition to this long line Of Dress Goods,
We have complete stnc! of Calicnr:, E;in.:-
hams. Linen Goods. Furniture Paints. EmIhrui
.lr:"s and I.aces Hosiery aud Gloves, Plain
and Embroidered Grape Sl,awl*.
y large lot Of Man,il!as, in great variety Of
styles.
Pnntaloou Stuifs, BlcachcI AMI Brown
Gools
White AMI Striped Osnahurg<, Of various
brands.
Our friends and customers are respectfully
invited to examine the largest stock of Sprn.
and Summer GOODS that we have ever had.
Particular attention paid t" filling orders.
Augusta, Ga, April Is, &5; soft
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Silks q!

Assorted Cu!o"s Flnunccd silk Dresses
Rirl, Plaid and Striped Tatl",a Silks;
Rich M"ire Antique, T"',lard and China silk
Black Talicta and Gro lie Rhine D"
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TO PHYSICIANS.

ON hsua, Tudeas : Co.'S Eefr.cts. prepared ia
Sseno They si3ere3 al the present day. by
tie leading physicians the most reliable remedial
agents usa4, free from the many impurities and imPo.
sous that Characterize Dfugs in their crude and IN
prepared state Aside from this. the pleasure Of a
nin5staring medicines of such and free from
Tia disgusting ana siaing effect that is produced by
drugs ~ tnalT crude state
Pure Liquors for sic-ness-
CaaFhene and BHr4ing Fluid for sale. also. the
riogs styles Of Spirit Lamps.
The lover of god Ta5seco sai superior aavorsd
Cigars car Hbe accom- r1e5ateI At al times.
Prescriptions Pss. up With care and accuracy
Having 70 araeaeed the Drug business IN this place
win re iuteat5aa Of eoHtIaiag It permanently. an
knew ing that sell nHea eligible terms as
saS house n the Nest &aaIl sPectfutly request
Fersous dealing IN line 10 gIge call before
purchasing else =sapre-
Also, for sale. tsaes Waite Z AIccaray,. Denta!
Materials, consisting - MS Artificial Teeth Gun AMI
Plain. Files. Sc an the only gent In thts ps@se
Cali al DR. PIuva1seGss corner Richmond. Ind
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WHEAT on Oar STUBBLg.-An experienced
farmer says he has had very good wheat after
oats by adopting the following mode Of rota-
ton in crops: Manure corn ground well in
the Spring-which he believes is the best
Zine to apply manure--plow It in deep, work
the corn shallow, so as not to disturb the ma
nure, (Which has now become fully rotten. J
for wheat Ii the oat stubble is thick enough
and dry enough, burn it Of. which will make
the ground in first rate order for blowing. and
Aills the seeds Of noxous weeds. II the seeds
of weeds get in with the manure by putting it
on the corn ground, there is better chance
of killing them than when plowed in with
stubble for crop of grain
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GRE~stGED'
IyIALhRIAN hNnIDOTE.

Ytt GfeIf Ftrei ard .igue .HsdicIae q he .7ge.
Hil~ great reasiy will be found sfaede for all the
| caEnmee farms of Nasmatie Disease especially Fever
ami A=l1 ba A-ne Bilious tev4r Liver Com plants,
Jauudie.- BIl5ons b;arrhaes and Enlarged Spleen
Tn Nst4r5tn Antiods j. scientific preparation sim
pie ard safe IN Il, bet Trsastt au3 certain in
effects osIssaatei 81 Of rha great Valleys Il
.he Wet ana the labor. observation anl eTlensa
# twenty years Fetiee amid the a1lasnata atmosphere
af the Vet Hence is adaptation the diseases, e-
mats AMI institutions Il the Mississippi Valley AMI
rtfare readers II infinitely superior e al the trash
got ~ n the Ta<s ny those who know little nothing
about eimat diseases Of the West. Il = aaost
euyh atie.sIIY a Western Remedy.
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Lsdian Cake.-Take some mush, add mill
or warm water to make batter, add flour
enough to make the cake hold together two
or three eggs, two spoons full of molasses or
sugar, a little nutmeg or lemon, to suit the
taste; bake on a eriddle or in au oven
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SOWING WHEAT on CLOVER Sop.--In one
Of the back volumes o. the Ohio Culnyator,
(vol. 2. page 49, an experienced farmer,
''as the result Of repeated experiments, re-
eommends the following mode Of preparing
clover sod for wheat. We should like 10 hear
from any Of our readers who have tried this
plan. In this region. unless the land is very
clean, We should stand a chance TO get more
grass than either wheat or clover:
III | had good clover sod, mot blue
grass. | would not feed a man and his horses
to pl3w il more than once for ME. My mode
is to NOW the first crop OF clover. then lei the
second crop grow up and about one-tl ird Of
it get ripe; then pillow it in and sow the wheat
Immediately. In blowing. | do not want my
ground cut and covered. but all OF ii stirred
BY this mode Of turning in half ipened clio
yer, have my ground Well seeded with clio
yer, better than where | have sown the seed
in the spring. cannot be persuaded to plow
ground before harvest, and then stir il several
times before seeding. Even if the crop Of
wheat may be better, | believe it is injurious
10 the ground
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1Hnl
NOTIONS AND tONEEaYsGNs

4 RE receiving their Spring supply OF new AMI
fresh Goods, consisting OF great variety Of NO
FI0NS. TOYS, CONF t TONS. FRUITS NUTS
PERFUAEkf Sc. which they oEtzr fer sale at " hole
sale retail, On such terms W Ill suit u>tonaers
They have also established connection BAKE
RY. ana prepared furnish 10 orseF everything
in that line Wholesale sad tail. the best Of srt-
cles. and low they be had IL the
city
Call and examine cur stock We have the articles
sale, and sill sell e those wae wish purchase
Main street. door west Il the Peoples sank.
Na-rh d. 80
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Grain Bags.

-aan : ba-lel Stark MIL Seamless Bag;
.)Jo'a37a :; bush do do do
5000 8 da de- do do;
Just reeciyc and fer No l. Pearl street. Gin
cf-pati BIACHLY x SIMPSON.
fst, IA I15f 3u-gt
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Griswolds Bilious Pills.

Thcv are eza # the brst and safest family Pills Row
use. &3ap:e3 the climate. diseases ard constitution
as hy exist - tha Hes ana sonfh Thy jHst what
GAcy pretend t. be- coed, safe 4p4 steraGzA sarz y
f8ysf geed under all circumstances where lhysIs i
need IS. 81 particularly when Billions
ls.-+ars3 .H@g > 6.I5.scld i Ballard, Druggists,
5zcIcv5iIe, Ohio.
Ior sais BY " " THOMAS. Richmond
Jzty p, 1856 3--2m
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MACHINERY FOR HusKING CoRN.--Ihe
Scientific American thinks there is a good
chance for fortune resulting to the inventor
who shall be SO fortunate as to invent sue
ccsstul machine for ''husking' corn. 1t
SAYS; -, ,,.
six hundred millions of bushels nearly all of
whiehis shclled by machinery; but the husk-
ing is done by hand. The expense of husk-
ing IS estimated at five cents bushel. or
$4,000, 600 a year! Ne less than i20 differ
cnt patents have been granted to shelters;
bur for huskcrs only four patents have ever
been issued, two of which have long since
expired. Not one Of them is sufficiently
practicable, we believe, to meet the wants of
the community. Corn huskers are very
much needed en- every farm throughout the
land. Here is splendid opportunity for in
ventors, and we hope they will not be slow to
improve it. The patent for a first rate husk-
ing machine will be worth fortune"