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FTV!TE HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Phiadolia.-
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tom or Self Abusc anI other Diseases Of II SeX'l-
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tons Of Quncks, and valuable advice to thelictcd,
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'co-PARTNERsHIP NOTICE,

CO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
z BENNETT, J. n. LEWIS, g. D. II. WILSON,
Cd have this day formed Co-partnership for the
purpose of carrying or the WATCH and JEWELRY
Business, at the stand heretofore occupied by j. N.
LEWIS & CO., at Yorkyille, S. c., under the name
of BENNETT, LEWIS, s. CO., and at Chester, S.
G., under the name of BENNETT, WILSON & CO.,
at the stand formerly occupied by Lewis & Wilson.
... JORDAN BENNETT.
J. n. LEWIS, :,
D. H. WILSON
The old firm of j. n. Lewis s. Co., feel grateful
for the liberal patronage shown them on the part of
the public, ndhope that the same may be continued
to the new firm.
J. N. LEWIS,
D. II. WILSON.
Oct II 40 If
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Rg>H Hearing a man complain that political
papers of all kinds had become such liars, that
for his part, he did not believe any of them,
reminds nc of the old story of the miller and
three sons. Coming into the mill, and finding
a grist in the hopper, the old man cried out
Tom have you tolled this grist ?"
"Yes sir"
"Bill have you tolled this grist?'
"Yes sir"
"Sam have you tolled this grist"
"Yes sir"
"You are all pack of lying scoundrels, y
says the old man. "I don't believe word
you say-Tll toll it myself"
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n9~ \ large party of persons arc about to
remove from Boston to Georgia, where they
have purchased a fine tract of land which in
cludcs good water power, ready for immcdi-
ate use. They propose to build i manuiactu-
ring town, which shall soon become city ;
and carrying with them as they will, New
England energy, ingenuity and aptitude for
thrift, they can hardly fall short Of full sue
cess. They propose to take cut quite num-
Der of new and practical working machines,
and at once establish manufactures and trades
rs well as agriculture.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1856-01-03

na5N Two Yankees took lodgings for about
ten days at tavern in Lancaster county, and
Jared sumptuously, drinking two or three bot
ties of wine daily. The last day, and before
they had paid their bill, 4 dispute arose about
the speed of their horses; they at last agreed
to enter on the 'proftablc contest" The land
lord was appointed judge each being rider of
his own horse. When they were mounted, the
Judge, like those of the Olympic games, gave
the word-onc, two, three and 90. Off they
went, and have neither been seen or heard of
since; leaving the landlord fully compensated
by having had the honor to be their judge.
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ANOTHER GONE Mr.. John Duncan, a
Revolutionary soldier died in Jackson coun-
ty, on the Sth inst. He was born in Randolph
county, North Carolina, on 9th Of April,
1864. He has been a resident of Jackson
county for sixty years, and was universally be-
loved and esteemed by all who knew kim
He was an active participant in the stirring
scenes Of the war Of Independence, and was
present at the battle of Kings Mountain.-
.IMcNS Bdnncr.
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Rock Hill, Oct. II, 1855
new BLACKSMITH SHOP.

YIyHE undersigned hat.. leased tf shop known as
Il WALKERS OLD STAND (reently occupied by
Steedman s. McConnelD on Main sreet opposite the
residence of Col. Wright. wherehcy arc prepared
to execute all kinds of BLACKMlTHlNG: in the
most substantial manner and on tasonable terms
They are also engaged in the Nnulacturc and sale
of FORAIAN'S PATENT IRoj PLOW, the best
Plow now in use, and which cafot fail to commend
itscfto every intelligent farmg who gives it trial
They solicit On examination, al will be pleased to
exhibit to all who may call. They solicit share
of public patronage :
LETsoNR0TIIROCK & Co. 3.
Yorkyille Sept. 20 81 IT,:
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as5n "Papa, can't go to the :Zoologercal
Rooms to see the camomilc fight the rye no.
sir-ee-hoss?", sSartin, my son, but don't get
your trowsers torn. Strange, my dear, what
a taste that boy has got for natral history
No longer ago than yesterday he, had eight
pair of to,n-cats hanging by their tails to the
clothcs-line" 'Bless his little heart-come
to his mother" g.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1856-01-03

nTA German society in Albany-the
Turn Vcriens"-is composed almost entirely
of Smiths. The editor of the Albany Ex-
press gives portion of the roll as follows:
Big Smit; Little Smit; Smit from he hill ;
Smit from de holler; Smit nit de store Smit
nit de blacksmith shop; Smit nit dc lager bier
shop; Smit mitout any "vrow;" Smit yot
wants "vrow;" Smit nit one leg Smit nit
two legs; Smit NIT de pigs; Smit init de pig
head Smit nit de pig feet; Smit nit de
drick yard smit nit de junk shop; smit nit
dc bolognas; Smit nit one eye; Smit NIT two
eyes; Smit nit dc bone picker; Smit nit two
"vrows - Smit nit de swill cart Smit NIT dc
segar stumps; smit nit peach pits; Smit init
dc whiskerS; Smit NIT de rcd hair; Smit nit
no hair; SMIT.
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VA On the occasion of two opposition boats
starting from Pittsburg, one employed Ger
man band to attract passengers. The other
being minus the music, and not desiring to be
outdone, started the steam whistle, which com
pletely drowned the music of the band The
mayor being called upon, declined tointerfere,
saying that one was ga specimen of German
music, and the other genuine American.
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THE PRINCETON PRESS,

YEvTIE design of the inventor was to get up Press
4 which would answer cvcry requirement of the Of
fer made by GEORGE BRUCE, of New York, in 1851,
viz: cheap, Hyht, easily 'aangged, and capable Of
throwing off at least 500 sheets per hour.
This Pres. will throw off from 500 to 500 sheets
per hour doing the work equal to any Cylinder Press
The bed stands about 80 inches from the floor, and
is tie most convenient OF all Presses TO make ready
the form on. 1t is adapted to iobbing, Or book work.
as we'll newspaper, and will register as well as
any other Cylinder Press. II requires, to work it.
:, man to turn the fly wheel and i boy to feed the
sheets.
The Inking Apparatus is very complete and diff
rcrs from the apparatus used in Cylinder Presses
generally being more like that used in the Power
platcn Presses. Two rollers pass over tic form
twice to each impression, taking ink for each sheet
4 Press of this description for newspaper nndjob
bng, bed a by 2S inches, with roller mould, roller
stocks, blanket, flying and registering apparatus
&C.. complete, will be furnished for $500. 1finten-
cd for book work chiefly an extra ink fountain will
be furnished for $50. The press, fly wheel, &c.,
will weigh abeut 1000 pounds. The. Sides &C., arc
iron. Length OF frame, seven fect-hcight to front
edge of feed board, three feet six inches Any size
made to order
The following is the list of Sizes and Prices as far
as established:
Bed IS by 20, sloO. Bed As by 81 $3.50.
"3G a, $50. $50 50, 600.
"Ii 9SI, 500. "52. 80, G25.
"I6 80 $40.
The beds will take chases their full breadth; and
within two inches ofthe length.
TEnMs-Onc-half, cash: one half, note, Mt !
months with approved security; OF .! per cent dis
count for cash.
Boxing ard Carriage, S13.
For moro than three years the inventor OF tho a.
boye Press has been improving it, working 1t all the
While and asccrtNning with great care and expense,
.hc best mode of carrying out all the detais-and he
ilatters himself he has succeeded in perfecting it;
and is now manufacturing the Press himself. No
Press wllleave hispremises without being thorough
ly tested and without it performs to the entire salts
faction Of the purchaser.
JOHN 7. ROBINSON.
Princeton, II. j.. Nov. 1855. 4G Sm
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nay" An actor fell through loose trap, as
he was leaving the stage. Emerging instant
ly afterwards, he was met with a laugh and the
remark of wag:
~ am sorrow to see you descend to such
clap-trap manUuvrcs as that"
eyes," was his quick reply, "but you'll ad-
NIT never undertake anything without going
through it. ---ss.,
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McAFEE'S HOTEL,

McAFEE'S HOTEL"
CHESTER, S. G.
ssESS ELLEN McAFEE begs respectfully
WI to announce to her friends and the travelling
pubic that she has now sole charge of this we'll
Known HOTEL IN CHESTER; and under her imme-
dNte superintendent it continues open for the &C
cohmodation of ..
Boarders and Travellers.
ehc reputation which the House now enjoys rem
den it unncccs:ary that she should make and special
promises as to its future management. With full
complement of ....
Well-Trained Servants,
ann!i Tie appointments requisite to frst-rate Ho-
tel, he is sure that nothing will be wanting OH her
partto ensure the comfort Of her guests. Thankful
to he friends for their patronage heretofore afforded,
she &licts call from them whenever they may visit
ChC:er
Mr.. John McAfee,
will ontinuc, as heretofore, to give his attention on
publitoccasions.
Reif Passengers by the Railroads will find Mr..
SMITHS OMNIBUS at the Depot, ready for their con-
vcyane
Chcter Jan. 1S, 1855. If
*:s'The Tri-weekly Carolinian will copy times
and Toward the account to this office.
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NEGRO AMBASSADOR At LoNDoN.-One
of the latest curiositics come to London Is the
apparition of the sable envoy and plenipoten-
tiaary of his sooty Majesty of all the Hoytls,
Baron Pompey He has been officially re-
ceived by Lord Clarendon, and it is silly re-
ported that his Lordship kept smelling bot
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1856-01-03
SADDLERY HARDWARE;
HOME MANUFACTURE
Removal.

MEESsRs. LINDSAY & THOMAsSON announce
1SA to their customers and the public that they
have removed their establishment temporarily to the
store formerly occupied by them, one door North Of
WALKERS HOTEL, where they are prepared to
serve their friends as usual. They have now Oil
hand good assortment of
Drugs, Medicines, Dye-Stufs, &c.,
and all articles in their line of the best quality and
at reasonable prices.
J. F. LINDSAY,
D. H. TH0NIASSON.
Yorkville, Mar. /. 8 If
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NEvy ESTABLISHMENT,

2 SESSRS. W. P. BROACH and JOHN J. Mills
I'VE having purchased the interest of II. F. Broaih
and John Massey in the establishment of BROAGH
& CO., have formed Co-partnershp with G. w.
BROACH, and will continue the business at thepld
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DRY GOODS.

of all kinds Ladies Fancy Goods; HardwarI; Gro
ceries; Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes; Read Made
Clothing, and every kind and variety of gods usu-
ally kept in Country Store They have id in q
large and extensive supply, selected especially for
the Rock Hill market, and they are prgared to
please all who may give them call, bou in price
and ounlity -.Hr. - r. g...
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In connection with the Clothing Store, the under
signed will continue to conduct his Tailors Shop;
and will be prepared to execute all orders in his line
with despatch and in the best style. /
F. II. SINIRIL.
Oct II 40 -.. 3m
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RG3~ What bird is that which it is absolute
ly necessary We should have at our dinner,
and yet need neither be cooked nor served up?
A swallow.
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Few Short Extracts from Letters, Testimonials &c,
81 have used jacobs Cordial in my family; and
have found ita most efficient, and in my Judgment,
| q valuable remedy"-Hon. HIRA3 WARNER, Judge
of Supreme Court Georgia. - sa>t S ~ - -
at gives me pleasure in being able torecommend
Jacobs Cordal-my own personal experience, and
the experience Of my neighbors and friends around
me, is sufficient guarantee for me to believe tto
be all that it purpors to be, sovereign remc-
dy."-W. H. UEDERwooD, Formerly Judge of Supe-
rior Court, Cherokee Circuit. = .'-
81 take great pleasure in recommending this in
valuable medicine to all afflicted with bowel dscas-
es, forwhich believe it to be sovereign remedy
decidedly superior to anything else ever tried by
me."-A- A. GAUIDISG, Deputy G.: NJ. of the Grand
Lodge Of Georgia ~ = s1-s.'
81 have nsed jacobs Cordial in my family and
this, with all hear about it rs remedy by those
who have tried it, induces me to believe that it
stands at the head of every preparation of the kind
and l would rcconmendits use in the diseases fcr
which it is compounded MILES G. DoBpISs: CASH
ier of the Bank of the State of Georgia, Griffin.
eff there is any credibility in human testimony.
Jacobs Cordial, must stand pre-eminent above all
other preparations for the cure Of Bowel Diseases
From the mass of testimony in its favor coming
in from oil quarters it must be very far in advance
as curative agent, Of most if not oil other patent
preparations.-A. FLEMING Cashier Marine and
Fire Insurance Bank, Griffin
'This efficient remedy is travelling into celebrity
as fast as Bonaparte pushed his columns into Russia
and gaining commentator wherever used. ."-Geor-
gia Je6ersonian. 5F, si,,z
n@s For sale by L. P. BARNETT & Co., York
vile; Patterson Moore & Co., Fort Mill j. Ross,
Sandersville; Wylie Smith, Hickory Grove; Da-
wilson White, Bullochs- Creek; Haviland, Harral
& Co., Charleston; Drs. Fisher & Heinitsh, Colum-
bio, and the principal Merchants and Druggists
throughoutthe State. t.1i '..
T@ W. W. BLISS & CO.,
Proprietors, 20 Beekman-st., New York
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Notice.

Notice.
VHyHE Firms of J. n. LEWIS & CO., at Yorkyille,
Il S. G., and LEWIS & WILSON, at Chester, S..
c., are this day dissolved by mutual consent The
names of the firms will be used at both places in
settling up their old business.
-r j. N. LEWIS,
D. II. WILSON.
October lst, 1856.
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Ar ROOFS EIIhL EbEpOT.

under the style of BROACH, MILLS & co. shey
invite the attention of their friends and the f9mer
customers Of the establishment to their stick OF
n00nC ~ ~.
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AUCTION AND COMMISSION BUSINESS.

vByHE undersigned respectfully informs his friends
a and the public generally, that he will attend to
the sale of all kinds of PRODUCE, MERCHAN-
DIE, NEGROES, STOCK, FURNITURE, and eve
rything that can be sod at reasonble commission.
All business entrustcdto him will be promptly at
tended to and immediate returns made. Y,
lie returns his sincere thanks to thescitizens of
Yorkyille and vicinity for the liberal patronage
heretofore bestowed upon him, and hopes BY strict
attention to business, to merit and share contin-
uance of the same Address,
- - v. E McELHANEY, Auctioneer,
Yorkville, 8. G.
REFRRENCEs:
KorkVille.-W. I. Clawson, Jno. L. Miller, Dan'l
Williams <
.Chester.-A G.. Pagan & Co.
Lancaster.-J. Cureton, j. n. Witherspoon.
North Carolina.-W. L. Irwin, R. Irwin.
URionuiHe.-W. J. Keenan,. ',
Iorkville, July 26, 1856 81 IF
GSr The Chester Standard, Fairfield Herald, Un-
ionvle Journal and Lancaster Ledger, will copy
times weekly, and forward accounts
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LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES /:

and respectfully solicit and hope, by fair dealing
low prices and the display of excellent assort-
ment to obtain the same generous measure ofpatro-
mage hitherto given to our establishment. Call at
theaold stand. -..sss..
BS Being very desirous to close up the affairs of
the old firm, we must earnestly requestal persons
indebted to call and make settlement ....
b.. = f. Fl. SIAIRIL, =.
.... D. C. WILLIAMS.
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FURNISHING GOODS

Fine Dress, Business and Great Coats; Fine ant
Coarse Pants Vests, Shirts, Gloves, Cravats, Hosi
cry; Umbrellas and Trunks; and every variety ant
quality Of Goods usually kept in Clothing Store
These goods We are determined to sell to good custo
mers at thn- ..-..
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CAUTION !-.FoRMAs's IRON FLOW.

CAUTION !--FORMAs'S IRON PL0W.
gEAVING purchased of lie Patcntcc of FOR
I'LL MANS IRON pLOWIhc right to manufacture
and sell said Plows in til Districts Of York and
Chester, the undersigned re determined to prose-
cute all violations of tho rights: They nre now
entering suit in the UnitcStates Court against one
person in this place. wldlas assumed to manufac-
turc and sell said Plows ithout authorty and they
give warning to all pei5ns who may purchase of
him that they too arc lble and that suits will be
entered against every jtrsOn who uses any Plow of
his manufacture. Til notice they give that per-
sons who choose to by his plow may do so with
their eyes open, an(with the understanding that
tcy will have to star suit in the U. States Court.
LETSON s. ROTHROCK .
Yorkvillc. Oct. 1855. 40 If
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GREAT SOUTHERN REMEDY r., !
GORDIATE

- g.S7s3-se FOR ALL .s'EV.=
Bo're1 Diseases, Cholea Dysentery, Diarfse .Cdol.
sera Aor6as, Bilious eho7ic Cholera Iataatmr.
Also admirably adopted 10 a.ang disedss, of -'9
Females, espeeidll aenaraatioa f2S'a' e
The Oirtues Of Jacobs Cordial sdre too Nell
hnotcn to require encohtums. .sisl,,
1st 1t cures the worst cases Of Diarrhea. s.'.t't
I'd. Itcurest the worst form Of Dysentery. 5sk
3d. 7Itcures California or Mexican Diarrhaea.
4th. 1t relieves the severest Golic. 'is : ~
5th. 1t cures Cholera Morbus =
9Th. 1t cures Cholera Infantum. 2a5*fe.
9TH. It tcures Painful Mcnstruation
9Th. 1t relieves Pain in Back and Loins. ~
9th. II tcounteracts Nervousness and Dependency.
10th. Itrestores Irregularities. r F''''
11th. 1t dispels gloomy and HystericaI Feelings.
18th. It's an admirable Tonic. '..sz'' ' .
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COUNTRY PRODUCE

will be taken in exchange for goods, off desired
purchased Mt the highest market rates. They res
pectully solicit for tue new firm the saye kind pat
ronage which their friends and the publ have here
tofore given to their establishment, nd in return
they pledge themselves to use every tfOrt to give
W.P. bRoAcH,
.JOHNb. MILLS,
G.. WjBROACH.
Rock Hill, Oct. II, 1855. 40 3m
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DANIEL WEBSTER S MARIA GE.--The man
ner of Daniel Webster's engagement to Miss
Fletcher, is thus pleasantly discovered by a
letter writer: -,.
"He was then young lawyer in Portsmouth,
N. n. Atone of his visits to Miss Grace Fletch-
er he had, probably with view of utility and
enjoyment, been holding skeins of silk thread
for her, when suddenlr hestopped, saying
Grace, we have thus been engaged in untying
knots; let us see if we can tie knot, one of
which will not unite for lifetime He then
took piece of tape, and, after beginning a
knot of peculiar kink, gaveit to her to COM
plete This was the ceremony and ratification
of their engagement. And now in a little
box, marked by him with the words, Precious
Documents containing the letters Of his carly
courtship, this unique memorial is still to be
found-the knot never united. D.
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sIMRIL g. WILLIAMS.

The store has recently been enlarged, and replen-
ished with new stock of READY-NIADE CLOTH
ING Of every variety, manufactured in the latest
styles, and purchased in New York by the Senior
Partner expressly for this market. We are now re-
cei7ing daily, and opening additional supplies Of
Gentlemen's .-.-....--... .-.'
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READY-MADE CLOTHING!
NEW FIRM NEW. .GOODS!! p
Daniel C. Williams,

EEAVING purchased the interest of E. Fullings
Ia j. Co. in the CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT
of F. H. Simr & Co., the business will hereafter be
conducted by the undersigned, at the old stand, un-
d tEn &C
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Robson & ELDRED's CIRcUs.-We find
the following card, from gentlemen of Tus-
kegee, Ala, in the Savannah Republican, of
the 10th inst. addressed to the editors of that
paper.
GLENNvILLE, Ala, Dec. 6, 1855.
Messrs A1eranaer d; .Snccd: Robinson &
Eldreds Circus Company showed in Tuske:
gee, Ala, (where [ residc,) and some one Of
the company decoyed one Of my negro boys off:
he overlook them in Columbus, where they
took him in possession, but he the boy, was
taken up and put in jailin Cusscta, Ga, where
I got him. The keeper of the eleghant had
the boy in charge, which can prove by sew
eral; and l have no doubt his intention was
to quit the company, and take the boy off to
sell him.
If cannot get hold of men to prosecute, l
want to put the community on their guard, as
I believe they make that one part Of their
business,
Give the above two insertions in your paper,
and forward your account to me at Tuskegee,
Alabama Respectfully, VIM. WARNER.
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Mrs. PARTINGToN AT A SUNDAY CONCERT.
-"Who is that ?" said Mrs. Darlington, in a
big whisper, at Music Hall, on Sunday night,
during the performance of the oratorio of Sol
omon. r.
"That's Solomon" said the one she address
sed, tapping out the time on his thump, with
the eibretto.
"And these in 'front.'" said she pointing to
the ladies on the platform, care some of his
seven hundred wives, I s'pose, and the men
up behind 'em, must be the children of Israel.
Well, Solomon must have been wise man to
know how to take care of 50 many wives, but
he wasn't any better than he should be, if all
stories are true. All, what blessed music that
is to be sure! How much better than that
which folks hear on week-a-days in play hous-
es, played on goddess fddles p
She seated herself in an attentive attitude
listening to the music, while Ike sat counting
the new gas lights round theshall, and drum
ming "Jordan" on the arm of the settee.
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Oct II