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BSeached Shirtings and Sheetings.
WILLIAM SHEAR

BSeached shirtings and Sheetings.
WILLIAM SHEAR.
III AS feceved from New York, the f,lipwing
Ill choice makes of Bleachcd SIIIRTINGS 5
and SIIEETINGS, which lie will sell for cash. at
nt decidedly lower prices than they cuu be pur-
clased on the usual credit terms:
New York Mills 4 B]eached SII IRTINGS;
WaterTwist Eew York Mills A Bleached
SHiRTINGS,
White Rock A soft huisli Bleucl,cd SHIRT.
INGS;
White Rrock Al Wdter-Twst Dleachcd
LonsdaIe Al BIeacled
Manchester A BIeached
I.ocoIia Al d"
Bates Mills I. 8 soft finish Blencl,cd g
l2.4 Bleached Allendale SIIEEIINGS;
l2 Bleached Hamilton Z"
7-8 Locenias Bleached JAMES;
ALSO
Granitcville and Augusta Z and A. Brown
SIIRTINGS and SIlI:ErINGS; Augusta and
Richmond Factory ounce OSNABURGS, and
Georgia STRIPES, at the Manufacturers prices.
The public are respectfully requested to call
and examine the assortment,
Augusta, Feb. 4. 1857. II II
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Notice 10 IIConccrncd.

Notice 10 All COIIccrnCd.
w HEHEAS,@DAp1INEY, n Negro Wo-
mali, SURPASSED 10 /. ;;;;Hiy years Of age,
who has been committed To the Jail Of ALbevie
District as RUNAWAY for Twelve months,
md no owner appealing TO prove property, pay
Juii Fees and take her away.
Now, notice is hereby given, that pursuant to
the Act of Assembly in sucl, case made and pro-
viied, will sell said slave on'Snle-Dny in Al ril
next, ut AbbeviIle {. H.. for Cash,
T.SR. COCHRAN, 5. 4. ID.
Sl,criff's Office, AbbeviIc G. H.
March lG 1887 III ts]
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AND II Il HAM } rs
tInlfsfisfSd g iI,tlfat Wnnfafi

EISIJE uDd gned - slffl % Ftlle marx ef for
Egs Land yVagfsate. :. Prices s1i6Rsvsf. af psee,
Ell. ssAmhshs spfsssed SIts viii fieaes
,htsssIf 10 ply s4 nfiish % rad 10 knd fas Than,
y sspt s,Is5e. y ss g . i ssf = Z
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HORNS! IForms!-Thcrc is 10 disease more
s.oon,uun among children. and yet none which
SO frequently battles the skill Of the ply yscian, ns
worms. They are A:shly detrimental To the
constitutions; and their presence should be care
fully guarded against. 10y parents. On the first
manifestations of symptoms, every means should
be used to cSpel them promptly and Thoroughly.
1d'Lanes Vermifug", prepared by Fleming Bros,
of Pittsburgh, is we'll established the most
Gain, safe and speedyrcnicdy offered for this
troNblesome and dangerous n,alady; and all who
have the management of children should keep
this invaluable medicine on hand. In addition
to its perfect safety, i. never fails to produce,the
desired effect.
y nE- Purchasers will lie careful 10 nsk for DR..
1rI;dnc's SCeiebrucd I'rym;tmge manufactured
<ly Fleming Bros, Of Pittsburgh, Pa. All other
Y.rnhfages. III comparison are worthless. Dr.
MLane's genuine Vermifugr, also his celebrated
Liver l'ilIa can now lie had at nlI respectable
drug stores. None genuine 'r;fhom he %y"nt"re
Df~ FLEMING BROS. =
Sold by WAnpL.w & LYON. Abhevillc c. II
S. c.. and Thy one Agent i'll every town in the
South. 1t
Neuralgia Cnred-tcad what Mr.. Boydei
says: no medicine ever had certificates from sucI
respectable sources Curtcrs Spanish Mixture
Mr.. F:.Boyden, one of the original proprietors o
the Astor' House, New York, and for II numbc,
:,of years of the Exchange Hotel, Richmond, Va.
@ns cured ofsa severe attack Of Neuralgia. 10y
%Garttr's Spanish Mixture. The rapid andiper
-feeteure effected in his case by this valuable
medicine, arrested his attention and excitedbi
interest ;~he recommended il to others afflicted
. with d variety Of disease. and in cvery-insance
a cure was Effected lie has:seen'ii cure Agnt
4, and Fever. Rheumatism, Liver Complaint .Dys
pepsia, Feyers,Niolent Coughs and cases whcl
were. said to Bs confirmed Consumption, Sh,
'.~ipsarly every other disease for which it used
. lie remarks it is difficult to know what disease
- will notfelieve ogcure, and rs Blood Purifier
: and Spring and'Fall medicine he has never sec
ss1ts: eaa9l. lie eheerfuIly recommends It on o.
6scasions, and believes it to be the most valuabi
: remedy eStant. II March.
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aIfnR Cd1fnRHss:

! q +.tssg4F.+ AAVn CYa0hk6 q
:. TIE friends Of Il: RysPANN, Esq, respect.
sfulf.annouaeE Ehn 'as 4 Candidate for seat in
i5pss. 81 Representatives., ITO FIJI the
sssy saaitnssl by the death Of Hon: Preston
sf.ieaasd hiss oEIiAM respecifaC
sly:a,psoapce him a. Candidate for a seat in
IsGssJ. s;sIIouSs of tRsWesentatiyes to fiIl..he
SssARes eccasioned by tae tlaaqsef tie Hon:
.RssstenS aRsooka .ssI .s,ssassss : 20
d sssY sressadl lhofssds ko alnaepssGol A: &.
sSU MN n ERR caadi didate lo1, 1sengsesSsto fill tls
syaeaaey occassae ed Nv lie saeass Col, n. s.
.6Eeoks sst 1ss s.yai - 3S5Ss =. "
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SWAN & CO.'S LOTTERIES.
. AFI AL FET z r:
B . O. 90.

. a PIT AL PR Z z Il
# . O, 600.
lnWiNG to the great favor with which our
~ Single Number Lotteries have been re-
eeved by the public, and the large demand for
Tickets, the Managers, S. Swan Il Co., will have
n drawing each Saturday throughout the year.
The following Scheme will he drawn in each of
their Lotteries for March, 1851
GLASS 26,
To be drawn in the City Of Atlanta, Gcorgin, in
public, on
Saturday, March 9TH, 1857.
CLASS az,
10 be drawn in the City Of Atlanta, Georgia, i'll
public, on
Saturday, March 18th, 1857.
CLASS 28,
To be drawn in the City Of Atlanta, Georgia, in
public, OH
Saturday, March 21st, 1857.
CLASS 80,
TO be drawn in the City Of Atlanta, Georgia, in
public, OH
Saturday, March 2sth, 1857,
On the Plan of Single Numbers.
g q q O r T. = .
More than Onc Prize to ercry Ten. Tickets!
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ATTENTION, PLANTERS!
Economy and Utility!

ATTENTION, PLANTERS!
Economy and Utility!
TNIIE undermined having purchased the Right
l. of Warlick's PLOW. Patented A nriI
Sd, 1855, will Sell Plantation flights, per
Plow ...................... Sl.00
Stocks delivered at Greenwood Depot, or
residence of w. p. liill..... ............... 45O
With small Scooter ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 500
With Turning Shovel, for from $500 to ESQ
This Plow, from it's simple structure, durabiI-
ity,g lightness Of drnught, ease of management,
adaptation to the different Shares used in the
cultivation of the farm, and consequent cheap
ness, is commencing itself to general as a
Superior Farming Implement wherever tried.
HILL g. ANDREWS.
Greenwood. S. c., Oct g, 1856. 25-ly
We, the undersigned, having examined and
tried the Warlick PIow, concur in the above
concentrations. JAMES CRESW ELL,
JOHNSON SALE,
50 - r. ~ WHITE
SAINT. MCGOWAN,
LARKIN REYNOLDS
ROBT w. LEEES,
A. WIDEMAN.
"GExrs r have ustd tle Plough you sent me
and am much pleased with, it, II think it the
best Plough have ever used. Itseombincs ecoli-
ofiy and utility in II gll.degree. It breaks up
the soil we'll and to good depth, with one mule
I am ,H 80 we'll pleased Whit th"' want more
Very respectfully youra,
"THOS. C.. PERRIN"
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ABBEVILIE MALE ACADEMY,

FINIIE EXERCISES Of this Institution will ne
L resumed OH the First Monday In Lan,iary
next. The government "f the Schonl will IL,
rigid, aud every effort will he made to u,uintuim
IL l.ilh standard Of morality.
The Scholastic year viii l,e divided into two
Terms. The tirst will c1n,mcnre "n the lst MVu-
day in january, and continue Twenty eight .
weeks; the second will h'.iu the 2d Mo, day
in September and continue twrlv" weeks.
Terms of Tuition:
LIST i-s. 2,l SEES.
Reading, Writing Spelling,
and Primary Gc"sralhv, $lI 90 SO 90
The above with Geography,
History, Arithmetic Eng.
Iisl, Grammar aud Exrr
ciscs in English Com"si-
The above with all the a.l-
vanc-l English Branches, % 20 10 nU
The above with Latin aud
Greek, 2S no ~ Gn
Students will he r"c-iv-,l II. any ,imo .in-
ring the Session, and will be- charged from ,l,,:
tiiDe they enter ur,iI the end nr the Srssio.
unless SPECIAL nyeinemtsare made to the
trary.
Buardny be obtaimc,l ut r.nsonnhie rates,
H.. & ELDER, 4. ls.
Dec. 81, 1856. 36 3m
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DRUGS, DRUGS!s

'CHE UNDERSIGNE having purchased
l. the Stock of
Drugs, Chemicals, Medicines, &C.,
formerly owned by DR.. J. III. Boatwright, (Boa,
wright Il Barkuloo) have opened at the Old
Stand in Columbia, the largest Stock in our line
ever offered in the interior Of the State.
We have complete Stock Of Surgical, Dental
and Obstetrical Instruments, Plantation Chests
with full assortment Of Medicines aud Instrl.
mcnts for plantation use; Physicians Cases for
Saddle or Buggy. Our Instruments have nearly
oil been imported. and arc Of the very best
make.
In calling the attention of Physicians 10 our
establishment, they may be assured that their or
ders will receive our best care, and they may
rely on the purity of our Medicines. IL any
thing ordered in line fais to please, nr is not
represented. We hold ourselves responsible, and
will promptly make it right.
SMITH & IIUOT,
Qormerly J. II. Bontwright,)
Court House Range,
[" ". SMITH, NJ. d. Columbia, $. G.
T.. v. Iuor, NJ. ID. Jan. 81, 1857. 39.ly
avail myself Of this means of addressing my
friends in Ahbevlle personally, and hope they
will continue that kindness they have 80 often
shown me by favoring our house with their
| orders.
L. II. SMITH, NJ. d.
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GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, HARD:
WARE, CUTLERY,

Plantation Inplements, &C.,
nNIIand, in stose, with large additions every
SO Bbis G Yellow SUGARS,
80 Crushed and Pow wdercd SUGARS. =,
80 Bags Rio, Old Gov. java and Mocha Coffee.
Iihds Trinidad and W. I. MOLASSEs,
80 oboxessremsA Adamantine & Talow Candles.
large Stock Of FANCY GROC CERIES, sucli as
>PieEles, Syrups. Preserves and Jellies,
Sauces, Spices, Table Salt; De,
r. hlaccaroni aud Starch. =.
Fig Blue, Indigo, -&c...
The very bes. CiIEwiNG TOBACCO,
10000 ydnest selection Rio ii6hdo sEGARs,
{: 100 Pairs Trace Ctiaias, {assertsd,)
100 Kega NAILS. do.
Tea Ksttles,s Boilers andErid Irons
Buckets; !sifers, Waffle. .atia Wafer Irons;
Dine Stone. Copperas and Madder,
s Baeks's, fhIs and ,pemijons
ssns bs,s esei fs ssei Axes
Also, Just ressEeas sassshi: i:ff6mthe Brewery in
sis' r BSi.' e!a,sd 4iE, sss,sts s4's,e; !;
|. C9WpatY snd.9nehand, -
aSss a$ss e. sss ssa.s ssIs.
.prisss for 70 cxy5s o.. on short tims ,te pses,pt
ssissisi 8. issa. s. : 1s.. ~ !.
sIagE OF SOUTH cARoLINA,
81 a5ssssae ,b;s,,1ef.-.Cssation. !
fsi N ilII Esq. orainsfy % Abe,
NJ 81 SiBa District. !. 80 ss
EA s1 81 &! 9; Esaassy a,1! 81. fa. !, 4
,shas Z. sss e g s { se5 se.5 !
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NoTIOE.
NIIE building Of n Bridge across Little Rive,
fat the Island Ford, will be let to the lowest
bidder the, last Saturday in March at !.
o'clock.
March III, 1857. :. 36* AZ st
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Notice to Guardians, Trustees. &c.
A IL. persons liable to ia ~. n,Irr, nr,
II hereby notified Ia max. their 4 nntial Re-
turns, on or before the 18th day OF April next.
All defaultcrs after thut time will be rni,d IT,.
Discriminatory.
W. H. PARkER, c. F.. A. D.
Commissioners Office,
January ~. 1857. 3s am
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AMERICAN COTTON PLANTER
ASD
SOIL OF THE SOUTH,
UNITED.
Prorpectus fof. 1857.

11oSpSCtUH AOl AooJ.
71f1E E!litor and Proprictors Of the AMERI-
l. CAN COTTON PLANTER: huving p,,r-
chased the SOIL OF TIE SOUTH, take pIcns.
urc in announcing to the patrons of both Jour
nals and to the friends Of Agri cultural Improve
ment III the South and South w est, That with the
January Number fur 1857, will commence the
publication Of the AMERICAN COTTON PLAN
TER AND SOIL OF TIE SOUTH, united, in
tiin city OF Montgomery, Alabama.
In thus uniting the publication of these tw,
Agricultural Journals, we have secured the able
seivices of Col CHARLES a. PEABODY, az lIorti-
cultural Editor, whose reputation, boih as Edi-
tor and practical llorticnlturist, il too well and
widely known to require additional commrnda
ton at our hands.
With the efficient mid of Col. PEAnony in the
Horticultural Department., DIR. N. Is. CLOrp, the
Agricultural Editor, confidently assures the pa
irons and friends Of both papers, thus united.
that the american Cotton Phsnter and Soil OF
tie South shall be IL
Model Southern Rural Magazine,
devoted to Improved Plantation Economy, the
advancement OF Southern Horticulture, with
Manufactures and the Domestic and Mechanic
Arts. ia short, it IL the intention nud will Lc
the studied desire Of The Editors and Pnhlisher.
Of this Journal 10 make il, in its several Depart.
mcnts the PLANTATION and fircside companion Of
every family aud industrial man in tie South.
The Cotton Planter and Soil will be published
monthly, ia magazine form, containing Thirty
Two pages, Super Royal Octave, ititchcd, trim
med, aud neatly covered, with an advertising
sheet of sixteen pages.
II II E M -:
One copy one year, in advance. Sl.Ot
Six copies one year, ............. 5.0f
Twelve copies one year." ..............l10(
Subscriptions should commence with the vol
une.
AS We shall Keep no accounts, the cash mus
invariably accompany the order.
Al orders for the paper must be addressed tt
UNpERw0oD CLOUD, Montgomery, Alabama
All Communications for tbe columns Of tl,t
Planter and Soil sbouih be addressed to DR.. N
B. CLoUD, Montgomery, Alabama.
Dec. "a, 1856. 36
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NEW GOODS! new e00DS!!

new GOODS! new e00DS!!
KXE have Just retc,v-'i II larg. and conn.
w plcle assortment of Fall and Winter
Goods.
Ladies' Dress Goods.
Cnsl,mrr..s, Del.uines, Iv,si,n Cloths, FRENCH
Mcri,."s. Rich Fancy Silks. Stripe. PInid and
Plain Black Silks of every variety, taIicue-,
tng hams, dc.
very large variety of Embr"ilrrics. such
Collars Sleeves, Ed.ing>, ln-er:i,,,s, dc.
-AISO-
Fancy Flanncls, Pln'lS. &c.
White and Red FlBnnrls
Also-For Mems Wear.
a fine sluak Of Cloth, Cussiiieres, siut,inetts,
Hats, Boots &c.
a large stock Of Ready-Made Clothing,
CoIfs. Pants and Vests "i a'i gra'ics
a large stock Of Negr" shoes, Blankets dc.
ALSO
The largest stock of (;ror"ri..s Crnck-ry Wnr-
Hardware and ail sors ol Ware. that we hnyeA
ever had.
Come up, old friends md customers, aud give
us Il c;lll nl,.l lnnk fer yourselves.
Yours respectfully,
WlER a. LYTiiGnE.
Oct. Is. 1855. ri ii
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A LOST LAND WARRANT.

Stage Manager
Abbeville C. H., Jan. %, 1857. 4O.n
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James a Davis and
Edwin j. Rinehart,
partners, trading m
der the name and firm
VI James \. Davis \
Co.
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Mn. EpITon:-Our village has again been
Thrown into colnmotion in consequence Of
riot among the negroes, which resulted IN
Abe Brown. the patriarch spoken Of in a for
n,cr letter, being severely beaten. The wca-
t.on used was a slung shot in the hands of
Ike Cooper, who was aided by brother of
George Fcrril now lodged with the sheriff
There was also some three or four others who
pitched in, in order, suppose, to make the
thing more amusing. The difficulty arose
from Abe having informed upon the darkies
who were rccaptured alter having broke Jail.
l hope the authorities will attend to the mat
ter and prevent such occurrences in future.
Abe is still in a precarious situation but it is
thought he will recover. .... "
Our village is still gradually increasing:
Mr.. John W. Phillips has just finished a
dwelling: Esq. Abra,n Taylor, alias Slstill.
has the lumber ready and intends to erect a
handsome dwelling, which together with
blacksmith and wheelwrght shops in course
of erection, will cause our little town to as
sumo a lively appearance. For the iniorma-
ton of your numerous readers who are unac-
quainted with our location under our new
name, I would state we have recently by gem
cral consent changed the name from Princip-
10 to that of Snuff Town, which meets the
approval of all our ncighbors, as they think
the name much more appropriate.
Yours, PUDY.
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COATSNILLE
MALE AND FEMALE ACADEMY.

English, Lipgual, Mathematical, Conn
nerciai and Fine Art Institution.
Il. G.. COCHRAN, NJ. A., Principal.
TINiIE Summer Session commences April
i 9TH and continues until the 9th ofJ une
next.
The above Institution affords come advan-
tagcs, which we feel satisfied no Oiie lhstitu-
ton in our country presents, among Which
may be mentioned; as under:
FlRST.--The method pursued in impart-
ing knowledge Of the Greek and Latin Lam
guages, is that of LITERAL and INTEnLINEAR
TRANSACTIONS, furnished gratuitousy, which
abbrcviatcs the period of study, reduces the
amount of labor, and increases beyond all
other systems, the actual requirements OF
! the student, On this subject, more in full.
see. Catalogue.
SECOND .--PENMANsl.- and DRAWING.
The Artist having charge of this Department
is one of the best in the State. and was awnr-
ded the premium for his specimens at the late
Chester Go. Horticultural Fair.
TlIIRD.-MopEEN LANGUAGES are taught
by German, who speaks huenly both the
Frri Oh aud German Languages.
FOU RTll.-MrsICAL DEPARTMENT. This
department is under the supervision Of Il ma
tive German, possessing rare and acknowl-
edged ability and attainments.
FlFTll.-lEcTuHEs before the students by
some Of the most popular lecturers in the
State; with also a course on AGRICULTURAL
CnEMIstEf b. 4 professional teacher and
lecturer.
For further particulars see Catalogue or
address the Principal, CoetSville, Chester Co.
Pa.
CATAtcriE iNr present year containing
much valuable matter to students, just pub
lished and will be sent, postage prepaid, on
addressing as above, to any pant Of the Uni
ted States or Canada.
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Dissolution Of Co-Partnership.

1.-THE partnership heretofore existing be-
J. tween the undersigned under the name
and fire. OF Touchstonc u Hines, Blacksmiths,
is this day dissolved by mutual consent All
persons indebted To said firm, will please
make immediate payment, and all those la
wing elaine aeal,lst MS. will please present
them to James TouchStouc. who is author
lied to make the settlements Of the firm.
JAMES TOtClISTON L.
JOSEPH llAlNES.
Port Deposit, Jan. l, 1851.
VNFlE SMITHING BUSINESS, in all its
Il branches. will be conti,.ued by me, at the
old stand. Being practical Machinist, |
will give prompt attention to the construc
ton and repairs OF machinery.
] avail myself of this occasion, to Sflrr my
most sincere thanks for the pat .onagc here
tolorc bestowed on the late firm, and | hope
bv strict attention to business, and an ardent
desire 20 please aud accommodate the public,
to cntitlc myself to "A continuation otiS favor.
JAMES TOUClISTONE.
Smith i Muchinist
Port Deposit, Jan. 3, SIT
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New London Academy.

Tho summer Session of this Institution Will con- =
mence on the first Monday of May a.
The Principals. having lat ely purchased large
brick building which is adm irably ADAPTED to the
purpose Of boarding house and has been within
the past year completely filled up ARE enabled to
otIer to students accommodations still more pleas
tnt. convenient aud comfortable than heretofore.
Both. clearinghouse and School will be con
at!rtly under their personal supervision: by which
this Institution affords superior facilities for extern
dcd Classical Mathematical or Commercial cduca-
ton. Modern Languages. Drawing Music etc. con
neetd with untircd care for The pupils health and
comforts
foI circulars. terms ctr. address
GEO. pUFFIELD A. NJ
March III +. F. n. FAElITZ. 4. NJ.
Ntis l.onlbn, Chester Co. Pa; princp Il.
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BARkER'S
DOU BL E-A CTIN
FORCING AND LIFTING PUMP.

FV7i1S PUMP has advantages overany other
i. in use in several particulars. Its action
is such that the water is constantly rushing
forward ia tic same direction, without re-
action In the cylinder, whether the piston
rod moves mp or down, BY which great
amount Of powcriS saved, and more water
passed. through Il cy Under Of tbs sa.nc Ca
pacity than by those where the water Is FIRST
drawn into the cylinder. and then suddenly
reacted and forced out, difference about as
great as TINT bctpecn keeping a tcagon, hcarily
ioadcd, in motion rhen started, IND stopping aid
starting srcry 7od. 1t is more simple in its
arrangement. There are but fUo rGirss in
the Pump, both of which are connected with
pstonS, which, together with the valves. may
he easily removed and repaired by any one
who can turn screw or cut Il piece Of leather
to given shape; thus il will be seen that we
have Il Dunble-A citing Forcing and Lifting
Pump, with no more machinery or liability to
&c. out Of order thdn the Single Acting Lift
ing Pump. Another great advantage Of this
Pump is, that the pstons arc always under
water, by its popularity Of action. ana no
air can consequently pass tieIu it does not
depend on a stuttng box to form a vacuum
either way, for though one is used in the
forcing form in this Pump, the pressure is
always outward, and the air can be no pos
sibility go in, and il will raise watt at bot
motions Of the rod, whether the top of The
cylinder is open or Not, it is therciorcle
superior Double Acting lifting as well
Forcing Pump. AllcXper,ence has shown
the great difficulty Of Keeping either %tuf'ing
boxes or pistons, which are constantly wear
ing, so tight as to prevent the admission OF
air, and it is well known that Il leak which
will not let out water enough to inirrc the
action o. the Pump. will let in air cnorgh
to dcStro. it. 1t may, therefore, be laid
down as a Fixed rule that all Pumps, depen-
dent for their action on stutng boxes, or on
pstons or plurgcra exposed to the air, are.
from this very arrangement liable to get ont
of order; ail ct these difficulties are entirely
removed from the one we now have the
pleasure Of offering to the public. For sale
by STAPLES 4 CANTWELL.
April &c, lS56-tf. Elliton, Md.
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HIDES and LEATHER. g.
HIGHEST PRICES Paid IN CAST, FOR
Green Hides and Skins:
IL A mIIIn ANIA I.I>rnI -
LEATHER AND FINDINGS,

A T Cry PAGES FOR CASH, OR EXCHANGE FOR
~ liInEs.-Spansh Slaughter and Rca sole,
M. !, and ,; Wnx and BuH Uppers; French and
American Cali; Slaughter and Sailed Kips; Bride
and Harness.
MOROCCOS.
French and American Smooth and Curricd;
ra'upcb and American Boot; Kids, Black and
White: Toppinss. Red and Green; French and
American Innings; Plain an Striped Bindings;
Smiths Aprons; Sheep Skins, dressed in wool, Il
nice article for saddle covers, door mats and car
riasee
stretched and Rivetted Bands; Oil Lacns.
Ncdt3 Foot Oil, the only suitable oil for harness
and catriage feathers. warranted pure Plastering
Hair general ago r,incnt of Leather and Find
ings alwrys u! liand.
Those in want cen. for the cash, but as cheap in
Elkton as in the city, sarc time, expense and en-
courage home trade
Thankful for past and present patronage, the
subscriber hopes by attention and fair dealing to
merit and increase the same. ....
JAMES IIasSON.
Elkton, Sept. 81. lSjG-Gn.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-03-21
ROAD NOTICE.

I HEREBY give notice that / will apply to
the Comfy Commissioners Of Cecil Conn
ty at their next regular meeting after the
18th day of April, next, for the appointment
OF Examiners to lay out q Road from my
farm, through the lands Of William Timns to
the Public Road leading from the Cccilton
and Ponds Neck Road to the Cecilton and
Grove Point Road.
Mar IA, 5. JOHN VANSANT PRICE.