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q EsHsEIVHFEIEI MALE
A(a0en(u.

M r. a. c. ELDER having been elected
Va Princ pal of the Ahbevillc Male Acai"-
,mi, viii commence the exercises of The School
on the lst Mom,l"v in Jamuarv next. The gov
"r:m"mt of the school will he rigid. The NOR
ais al! general I:portmrut Of the s':,:dc:!ts
vii! NJ nj! times receive special attention.
students w;li h"prcrarc'i I" enter the fry>h-
maa "r S"i'!!o.aor" Class Of the South Carolina
Collcr" and ;hc greatest care given to their
preparation.
The Scholastic year will be divided into two
TERMS. Til" first will commence on the lst
Monday iii January, :nA cnmtinuc in" twenty
eight weeks; the sc"o:.l will begin on tn. u
Monday in Se.t"n:bcr and continue twelve
week..
. The Tuition 9f each Glass vii! be for the
lst Glass: Reading, Writing lst Ses. Cd Scs
Sir!!ing, and Primary ie
,"i:rHl'ir: $ll GO :; G 90
=! Class The above with
G""gr"iily, History. y.
r:;hm";c, En-!:.. Lr:t'n-
mar, ;li,,! cyrr.i. 60 IL In
cliStl t"rupos;:nn, 90 iiJ . 90
81 Cl"s: Thc ;h"vc will,
ii! ti.r advanced i:n,,Ii,h
Era""h":; - oo i" Gp
iih tI"~,: Til" a!nv" with
i;'tiu a:.t Gr"":, ~ so |. nu
HnHriiul: "..n he obi .il,.. il. -, .::.il" fam,
iI.s, am! at r"a~oi.a" rate either in the \ Il
lac or country lii" .tr,,l"rnv.
.il;i" il j. of In" r..:,,, T. i:.I, ,n:!..".. ;i,:
all IL" l".':!s r!;":!. L. l,!,c..i nj Ia" ,,"ni,
"i ;h" 80, ION, >ti!l they May be- rr"":r,! !.
;:y tim" ,!Urir., H." t"rIu. Si;;c:h. VIII be-
''inrt,"l from TIN !;'" i..y "irtrr ut;l "a" c!-,.
"f ia" "m, ua!.+- r.in! ::rI:..!"lu :.;- :.r..
Iia.i,: 10 the cni.;Iarv
:. G. EID!:r, ). Il.
i''''"'hh"' -, 49,. :."-Iy
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E.S -E:~ "a H-E 80
H-SkgS S.sE,E.,

VIE Subscribers will keep on hand at all
4 iin"S. 1T the Sa'ldlrry and Harness Store
al T.. Wcs!;r!,!, i'll this Village, an ass",:mc,t
% - all I;nlS of STOVES, which they ,!c.i..c
th"fi'"@ifrH To sell O:i favorable terms :S
Stoves Of the sam. u,ia!;:v can l.. rur,,,,.,.,,
for N Charleston. Their COOKING; STOVES
they VIII warrant 10 Go everything tAa: Il
t""kinE St""c can do, and are sure they will
give universal! satisfaction.
N:c q! Us will spend the most of the present
year at the N"rt.l, and will be able to select
The Lest and most approved patterns
i. WlSTF,Ei.D,
!. HRANClI
Ahbrvi!lc c. H., s. c., Jan :, 1856. ly
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HODGES, DEPOT.

VIE Firm of ROBERTS. ADAMS & SsIITI,
1884. 1t is hoped that all persons iudrLicj
will come forwardand settle by cash or notc
rs we are nnxiousto close our old business.
- ROBERTS g. ADAMS
Still continue business at Hodges, and at Long
Cane, and by the first Of April will have fine
SprinS Stock of Goods,
selected with great care in Nsw York andsI,a!.
tiinore, which we respectfully offer to our
friends and customers atsmoderate profits
Come and see, and he your own Judge. We
merely wish to let you know that we nre still
here feeling satisfied that if you will come,
our Goods md prices will please you.
Very respectfully.
RQDERTSs&, ADAMS.
Hodges s. G, MaEshs7, 1857 A If
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Water Proof Ware-Mousc.
I THE subsskiber has taken

hi g THE subsoeiber has taken fefxs1
gssszszss the Planters Water Proofs eSksssz
Ware House formerly occupied fv MT
John Usher, Sr, and BY strict attention fl, to
business, he hopes to merit liberal share of
tho patronage of the generous public of tho
upper and Cotton growing districts.
=, Hr Ware;Honse is above highs&atersuanrk.
high and sffy and moro secure from fire
! than any 6tbtt Ware House in Town.
! l.. .: l VIII aisoSattend to receiving and
my care. G. II KEMSEy ~ ~
usmburg, Sept I, 1855 lain
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

A::"::Tiii.t: D!sTEiCI.-IS E1r!rY.
Mar :;.ict Matthews vs. Ihnina, y. Martin :::.,..
nicl y. Martin AL others.
EW far Dorcr.
/ app, airing t" my Satisfaction tla; Ezekiel
& ". Mathews, Jos. y. Matthew's, Wi:!ian,
Robinson an! Caroline his wife, Edward !;ur:;
.n.' %atcy !';' wife, lIrti"s defendants to this
',il reside hey":!'! the limits %: this state: Oi:
lI";"n y: Marshall Il Lee, Ordered, That s,.i,!
l'ricir,'iiis j"iral, answer or .!ri.!ur to sai,!
i;iil Of Complaint wi:!.n Mf,c months f:o:,,
'U!ic"ii"n hereof, or thc a#nc will be t::,:c:,
ii" C"ai," against them
". II. fNi;kER, c. T.. y. y.
Commissioners office, April 80, 1856 :s.,
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VI" subscriber, wishing. to vu!.uyc to Ger
h '.i:,, Offers iu! sI!c his

N:. 'u!'-ci'lb"r, w:-!.:m. to Ic!:.uvc to Ger
II ,,ia, Offers for sI!c his
Valuable Plantation,
containing Five Hundred and :iX;v-si:. Acres,
about "nc-l';:i in the woods, lying "n C"rm.,
ere Creek. good upland q, .lUbcvill.: Dis
tTic, ";"i'!S. I!los" wishing, to purchase would
do wei! 10 look 1T il before L;iyng elsewhere.
1t Is situated two and Il l.;f miles below SO,
nry Point Residence, Immediately ON the main
road leading {" Hamburg. Tie place is very
well improved, with se;. OF large stables,
new Clubhouse, together with
a ssoC:a F:.za-X;ird.
Any one wishing TO embark in that lus;ncss,
would i" well tn secure the location as there l.
Il" better in the District, as it is supported by II
large run of custom. lie has n good and expc.
rchrc" Tanner he would sell. and also Il large
stock "t Leather i'll the vat,. Call soon.
Possession would be given next winter.
& ". ID. CALliOUN.
-Narrh !, lS1b :ii:l
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JUi:sr:' ;,,.;, Cabinet Shop.

AHBENlLLE COURT HOUSE, 5. C.,
'INlE undersigned, thankful Tor c-rSrs
4. past i:.vur*, and ever ready f5I;s fstG .ls sfs
to serve Il generous public, may sz-.sA.GEj
be- at all times found at his Shop in the East
crn corner Of christian Il Dcnle's Coach Fac
tory, where he is - pared to make PANEL
DOORS, SASH, II. IDS, MANTEL PIECES,
dc. dc
will also make TABLES, DESKS, BOOK
CASES, PICTURE FRAMES, and repair fur
niiwr: Dc.
! vii! keep constantly ON hand ready made
rJfEiES of ,i.,: best material and finest fin
ish. either l"!i.!.vl or covered, all of which
WI! deliver t" any l'I.nt in the district FREQ
81 c!:ar-" with h"a"sc or upon railroad if de-
.:!...! in direction.
All work dome warranted rs good rs the best
":.'i cheap According. Ten per cent of for
;i.ir %" n! w"ri; dome by inc.
~ For rc.frrurr apply to any gentleman
III the incorporation. G.. c. BOWERS.
Junc 30, lSjJ. Z tt
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HsartisyaaH, Paints, Oils,
WINDOW GLASS, &C.,
-1t the Sign Of tie Goiicn -1nwI,
COLUMBIa a. C.
THE Subscribers have now e-d,
on hand an extensive assOrt- EssI


q THE Subscribers have now tsx1,
q 80 on hand an extensive assort- essI
~ mcnt of Goods in their line, whic!,
,'cy are selling at the lowest market prices for
Cash, AMI TO whicl, they respectfully call the
attention OF purchasers. Their stock consists
i'll pa:t as follows, viz:
Har Iron, Hoop, Sheet, Band, Oval Round and
Square Iron
Cast, German and Blister Steel; Anv.lS, Eel.
lows, Vices dc;
Nil! and Cro&s-Cut Saws; Mill Irors Nails
Wagon Boxes, rot-Warc;
Bench and Moulding Planes, Cnlsc!s, Aurcrs.
Files, Eoring Machines;
M"rticc Machines, l.;sthrS, Saws, Bcnch Screws.
Hinges. Screws;
l."ck4, Bolts, Latchcs, Axes, Hoes Plough
Noulda Adzcs;
AEics. Springs, EnanclcI and Patent Ica;lcrs.
Paints, Narn:lcs;
."i"d"w Glas*, Spirits T"rlcntin", Putty, Paint
Hri!a|"S:
Cor" She'!"rs, Straw Cutters, Corn a"I Co,
Mills Leather E"!;ng;
'.''m" Plaster, Cement Gunpowdcr, Shot,
Lead, de-, d..
1't">" N want "f Good, in tl" Hardware
lI", VIII h''d i t" their interest [" rive u. :,
";:!! before making their purchases
FISHER d AGNEW & co.
r'h 10, lS"I ii tiul
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SOUTH CAROLINA,

-" .;.!.!i!.i: hi&TiiCr.-I% EQUITY.
Geo. y. Christopher W. Margaret Mathew
and Others
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SPRING IMPORTETIONS,
| :; :, 6

{sII.Lil; 4 WAEEI.N, Hli." itr G!nl..
.fs lI"'', t".''.s'a ga. l.r.;,i,i.. their
u't! "i'''i"" yaI.Ny e! .,l'I;! ~ DRESS F.iI:.
i.l'-, ":.!hra";:',c ili.. L..t i:;nh"r+ "t Frn"h
;:i"! tI.i! 4 ir"." ;.:f,'.:.,c y !"!l
E!"., 'riut"! Fg"."h .l.rr"..,..a ui Gr..nl,!ic;:
i;I"h Fl"Uu",'d Eu:".c,., AMI D.-mm,i.. I:
ficl! .IiIcrirntt and i.u..l;sh Lawns:
Rich Fr":.c: E"iliiau's and Ca:..!rics ::
Rich Harr-rs AMI Tissues
!i"n, Blue a:it r:ak, i!a;: H:iliaMts, new
nr!c!,..
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&5EE:.s !,


Asserted t"!o!.* Fl"unr".! Ill; Dresses;
l:ich lal H:,l STRIPED Tai!"ta silks;
Eir:' M"ir" Antique, T"u!ar.l a!d China silk;
Black T"!icta l:lh Gro hr Rhine Do.
II>:Elr::i:.E <sooc.s!
r!ai:: aul ST.; Pee, Grci:;sli:,.s ami Sa-vr,.$;
Eiack E!"uncc'i Gr"ha:inr ANA B:rr:.c Dresses:
superior -uiiilirr .:ulraziL,s AMI Cl.al!:rs
Black !aco!vis, Organizes an! M.!",,!is..
Hack Im,r Grapes, Love Veil: 49,! l!a:.d!.er-
chiefs.
In addition 10 this l"m.c line of Dress Goods,
We have {: COM llr!c stock of CaiicouS. Cling
haris, Linen Goods Furniture Paints, i:,!.lrn;-
derive .s..'! l.,-, I',s:r. ",..l Gi"~,. I'!..i,.
anI Em!r"i.!crc, Grape $l,awIs
\ largr 20; oi Ma::ili!as, i" .;r>nt variety OF
styles.
r";.t.looa $tuG%, Eleachc,l and brown
Guui<
White anl Striped Canahur2,s, of various;
!ra:l.!*.
Dnr flicmIs and customers are Respect ru.ly
inIliri t" cX:n:!:'c the la:.crs: $.n,4l Of Sp.l.
and summer Gi'DlIS that We l!:,v.. ever h:,.!
Particular attention paid 80 filing orders.
Augusta, Ga, April IS, ISIS 5u-f
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Good News to those Want or e,scap and FASH,
f0natEe
GREAT ATTRACTIONS AT NO. i GRANITE ROW?!!
.Ne(u Storc!l 3(rtu Goo0s ! I
NJ ISRAEL & BRUSSEL
"is"n ] 'hs, % r" I5 T.* @ ] Gui" this and adjoining Districts that they
No g. Granite Esow, next 10 Esrug Store,
entirely of ~N
SPRING AND SuNlMER GOODS.
which, of the CHEAPEST ever ,,ou,t
ca sS % Isi % ~S bur nl s S % S @ & Hs ,n'" and '"
AsFosEsE1 saTEs!..
We l'rt" invite TIE LADIES stock Of
Co-orea ana slack Husns, Lawns Bare3es
csingharas
which W" prepared sell at
vl&&ic &:i M # '1"! !ESo yi,E y " M r !y
LACE SILK ndANTILLEs
al M H M Tj iGM M . "'; Il" prices which will Hy
Bonnet Ribbons Silks hrfas Dress Py,hcs
Bobine and Mnslcto Nc1ting,
] avy .I' ii' I"ar " % aai a"' ""i. i , fail II h'r: @ w
feeaty-smaEc G2oha% Eor escnsS, Esoys ama yc.:sh.
W@s zoo" ee" an" fashionable Gaitvm, anI at T. " M ~
Ef"s:nsom Esruverx Hsc,is.. t,v:v.,, >,c
tics Si!: E'"ckct 5zcudtcrcIcs~ H,r-
n'ssi" eiooeiS
ir"ni Sy vy % r"nr""iiy! @ cur .,, ,
a CAPS Boots Shoes Cutlery Tinware Hardware Tnrmncn
Ecrfumcry and Yankee Notions
sold 'y *trhrg i&!! ~ '"" "'''
ui:aEGr.':s, E~=:.-s, carac>:;~ v.gtcs
t %AtIri 1;,, c:nj '1in "a s n Stripes ,
"I. "vn'" all and strict bui" Ii! M"
Marc, s.. 49,. New St"" Row. ;iIr'iiv C. ii*<c:
~ zs*si c w*' ;~S" ry<e,l copy four anv. IL "
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ADVERTISEMENTS,
1856. 1856.
Gil ZAP d DRY GOODS
Fo.' Spring.
BROOM & RRELL,

BROOM & ORRELL,
23s Broad Street, Arrgusst;,, Ga.,
HAVE Just opened their SPRING; STOCK of
IL STABLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
and would respectfully call the attention of
the citizens Of .ibbeviilc and adjoining Dis.
tricts to the assortment, which comprises almost
every article in the Dry Goods line, and hariny
been bought by an experienced dnwr, they are
prepared to offer Goods ut such prices ~ they
can guarantee to be as CHEAP IS Till CmrArrsi.
Feeling assured that careful examination of
n,lr Stock will induce Il ibcra! share of patron.
age, they solicit the favor of an carly call.
Among our Goods We invite particular at.
tenti"n to the following:
Plain Blk. and Fancy Dress SILKS
" Snt1 n,13,:S Striped and Fr. Printed EA-
Rich SILK GRENADINES, and Satin Plaid
TISSUES
Fr. rEintsI EllAL1.lES, ANA BANEGE pr-
Rich .Grenadine, Beregc and Jaconet FLOW
Erred ROBES
{" fr. Printc,! uEGANDIES. MCSLlNS and
LAWNS
Blk. CilALLIES, TAMATANS. BOMB.,ZlNES
and ALr.icA>;
Plain and Checked J.ACONliS, CAMHRI,S
NANSOOk and SWISS Mi'SllNS
BRlLLlANlS, CALlCOi:S, GlNGlIAAIS, TAR
LAIANS, &c, DC, dc
1-alSe assortment W ofkcd t.i)Ll Nt,S and y
SETTINGS
Embroidered COLLARS, SLEEVES. CllEMI
ZETTES, BANDS and OUNCINGS
lich Embroidered B.ASQUES, Lace and Silk
MANTILIhS
Lace and Grape :ilIAWI!S. I;lk. Silk I.ACEs$;
Superior assorted Goods for GENTS and
BOYS WEAR
LINENS. TABLE DAMASKS.
DIAPERS, ToWELLINGS, ,tc. dc.
lo-4 and III Linen SIiEETINGS, and Super.
PILLOW CASE LINENS
Superior Asst. III. and Bro. DOMESTIIS.
SllEETlNGS, LONG CLOTHS.
STRIPES, TlCkING!S and .SLRVANTS'
GOODS
Sup Asst HOSIERY, for Gents Ladies, Mis-.
scs, Boys and Children, of all kinds and
prices
Together with nanny other Goods, not rrc,,-
toned, and all which will DC offered at prices
that cannot he undersold in the way Of fair and
upright dealing ly any house in the State.
BROOM & N0RREIL,
238 Broad ST., Augusta, Ga,
April 1y] Nearly opposite Augusta Ba"k.
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DIR. JAMES G.. AVER,
practical and Analytical Chemist,
LOWELL, MASS.
Price Is Cents per Box. Five Boxes for 81.
soED BIZ
"ANDLAW LYON, Abbeville C. IT..
r, 81 Z And hy every Merchant in tho District.
hAVlLANLS!lARRAL. & CO., Charleston.
Af' - uh1 General Agents.
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eSnsH EHs5Ees3.'csi E5oif:sI.s
eSSEVarea.

Is RUNAWAY From the subscriber. on
~ tlc 18th February, my 10y AAEUN.-
- He is OF Il yellow or copper color. and
has II !arG: scar oic Of his arms runuiu,,
from the wrist upwards surpassed to have been
bu:i:r''. lie is Il Keen, shrrwd boy, with ratll-
"r II sly look, over feet high, and weighs 300
pounds or more.
! vii! pay the above reward Of 800 for his
delivery to lie, with proof sufficient to convict
any white person or persons of harLoring him;
or $40 for his delivery to HE without proof:
or:25 if lodged III any Jail in the State SO can
get hiin. ". SMITH.
ShI,hville, S. e., March &c, 1856 ~ BIN
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y, s,EsTRAY MULE
FWiHfTAM, A. MOORE 1isiue ~.5s
" aaaraths place. tolls before TS.A
mo light Scrrel Horse MULE of medium size.
f4$uPposSd,t toSbe about twonty years old, and
bnd bEoRep, appraised by John w. su.
her, JeMiesG. Allen and John II. Conner, Mt
zen doliaes s. f. GRAYDON,
Magistrate.
! .A|so"Ty' March ~, 1856 46-tf
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CHILDHOOD ,-ToUrH H.-MAkHooD,- old AGl
-Four magnificent line Engravings.
From the Originals, at the Spingler Institute, e
Young Ladies. GOrh5m d. Abbott, Principal.
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A PERTuNED BAEATH-What lady or gentle
man would remain under the curse Of 4 disa-
greeable breath when by using the "BALM OF a
THOUSAND FJowEBs" as dentihice would not
only render il sweet but leave the teeth white as
Alamaster? Many persons do not know their
breath is bad, and the subject is so delicate theil
friends will never mention it. Pour a single
drop Of the Balm" on your toothbrush and
wash the teeth night and morning A fifty
cent bottle will last year.
A beautiful Complexion may easily be acqui.
red BY using the balm ofa Thousand Flowers"
1t will remove tan, pimples and freckles from
the skin, leaving it of soft and rOseate hue
Wet towel, pour on two or three drops, and
wash the face night and morning.
SHAVING MADE EAsY-Wet your shaving
brush in either wan or cold water, pour on two
or three drops of balm ofa Thousand Flowers u
rub the beard well and it will make beautiful
soft lather much facilitating the operation o.
shaving. Price only Fifty Cents.
w. P. FETIDGE & co.
Franklin Square, New York
For sale by all druggists, - ~.
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VOICE FROM VIRGINIA.

CABIN P0INr, Surry Co., Va
DR.. SETH s. HANcE:-l was in Batimere in April,
1884. and from paper received of yours was in
duced TO buy box of your Pills, rec lmmended as
sovereign cure for the Epileptic Fits At that tin
one Of my servants had been afflicted with fits a
bout twelve years When reaching home, | com.
menced with the pills according to direcii MS.
do not think she has had one since My wife,
though, is somewhat induced to believe she may
have had only one. Enclosed you will find five
dollars. Tor which you will please forward me two
boxes. l suppos, you can forward them bv mail
Your comp piance will obige me. Yours respect
fully M P. SLEDGE
DR., Hance's Epieptic Pills are also sovereign
remedy for every modification of nervous diseases,
The nervous snfferer, whether tormented by the a.
cute. physical agony Of neuralgia, tcdoloreux, or
ordinary hendache, afflicted with vague terrors
weakened by periodical fits threatened with paral-
ysis born down and dspirited by that terrible ass
tnde which proceeds rom lack ofnervous energy,
or experiencing any other plan of disability arising
from he unnatural condition of the wonderful ma
/ chinery which connects every member with the
source of nsation, motion and thought-derlves
immediate benefit from the use of those pills, which
once caims invigorates, and regulates the shat
tered nervous organization.
Sent to any part OF the country by mail free OF
postage, Address SETH S. HANcE, l09 Baltimore st.
Baltimore, Md. Price, one box. S3 two $5,twelve
S24. July l6, No IL 1t
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION
rEPORTANT ANNOUNcEmENI

TEPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
THO all persons afflicted with Sexual Diseases,
l. such as SpermatorIhGa, Seminal Weakness,
Impotence, Gonorrhea, elect. yphilis, the Vice Of
Onansm, or Self abuse, &c
The HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in view Of the
awful destruction OF human life, caused by Sexual
diseases, and the deceptions practised upon the
fortunate victims OF such diseases by Qudcks, have
directed their Consulting Surgeon Us a charitable
act, worthy Of their name, to give Medical advice
gratis to all persons thus afflicted, who apply by
letter. with description Of their condition, tage,
occupation, habits Of life, &c J and in Of ex
treme poverty and suffering, to furnish medicines
FREE OF CHARGE.
The Howard Association ia benevolent 1nsti-
tuition, established by special endowment for tho
relief Of the sick and distressed, afflicted with "Vr
ulent and Epidemic Diseases" 1t has now . surplus
OF means, which the Directors have voted to OK.
pend in advertising the above notice. 1t is need
less to add that the Association commands tho high
est Medical skill Of the uge, and will furnish tho
most approved modern treatment
Just Published, by tho Association, a Report on
Spermatorrhoea. or Seminal Weakness, the vice cf
Onanism, Masturbation or Self.Abuso, and othsl
Diseases OF the Sexual Organs, by the Consulting
Surgeon, which will be scnt by mail, lin a seal eC
envelope free Of CHARGE, On the receipt Of tw,
''aaHs Aaarsss 70 PSs'i1Eo Be- go q CALHOUN n.ulap,
Surgeon. HowaFi Association, No E6ufk 9th ssrss
PhiladslphiasRa. By order Of the Directors.
EZRA D. HEARTWELl., PTsst
GEo. FArRcHiLn. Sect. July ie, '56-d
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Great cure of DYsnensin.

c. G. MERSHON Merchant. says
SIwPsoNvIILE, Shelby co., KY March 80, 1855.
The German bitters give general satisfaction,
and herewith hand you the certificate OF Mr. Nor.
RON BERKLEY respectable farmer of this county,"
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EremOuf,a CnthOIicism.

II there are any doubts about the Republican
candidate for President, John Charles Fremont
having been 8 Roman Catholic, (an individual
that Richard HAtton, Lewis Lewton, John A
Bingham, T C ROwIes. A. c. Turner, j. II. Nc
Math, j. s. Thomas, Samuel George, Jr, Alex
ander Barger, K W. Kinsey, and host Of 9TH
ers swore They iS0rila neUer support for any ogicc
sOhassver,") the following from the Ne'0 York
Express, an out and out Know Nothing paper,
ought to dispel all doubts on the subject
"The Model Protestant"
1sT.
0<THe (Fremont) receives his education, in
Charleston, under the late Bishop England
ofthe Roman Catholic Church.
Testified to, by the Editor Of the Savannah
Republican, and other respectable authOrities.)
2D.
0crHe sends his child, or adopted child, to be
educated in the Roman Catholic College Of
Georgetown, D. @.
(Attested by the Editor of the Philadelphia
Daily News-and we believe never denied even
by Fremont's friends)
3D.
'G|THe is married, by Father Van Horseigh, a
Roman Catholic Priest
(Admitted, as a fact beyond controversy or
dispute,--as baslng his Romansm on a solemn
sacrament Of the Romish Church.)
4TH
C5-He goes to a Roman Catholic Church in
Washington, crosses himself with so-called
holy water at the door, and makes the sign of
the cross, when he goes into his pew.
(The testimony of Alderman Fulmer-to be
affirmed on oath, if Fremont denies)
5TA.
0]-He declares, at dinner table, at Browns
Hotel in Washington, his full belief in the
Roman Catholic doctrine of TranSubstantia.
ton,
(Substantiated by the same authority Afi-
davit ready, when called for by Fremont.)
9Th.
H5-He declares to Col R, of Missouri,
late Collector ofthe port of Montery, who SLEPT
with him eight months, under the same blan-
ket, that if any one doubted he was Roman
Catholic he was willing to prove it.
(Substantiated By the Editor Of the Troy
Wing. Afiiavit ready, if called for by Ere
monty
0crHe is, or was, not only Roman Catho
lie himself but made Lieut.. Beale, late Super
intondent of Indian Affairs, to turn one also
(Substantiated by the same authority as tht
above. Affidavit ready, if called for by Fre-
monty
G-Ie erects Cross, in Imitation of the earlel
Jesuit Roman Catholic adventurers, on the
Rocky Mountains.
(FREMoNT HIMSELF! See his Narrative ofthe
Rocky Mountain Exploring Expedition. Con-
gressional document 166, page 71.)
9TH.
OINrHe discouragcs the reading Of a Protestan
book-and was so much of Roman Catholic
among his friends, that surprise is expressed
that his religion should be mooted point a
all.
(The Elitor of the Day Book is the voucher
with proofs, doubtless, ifcalled for.)
Cadiz Republican copy in full, and send bill
IN this offica