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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-01-24
IOWA AGRICULTURAL DEPOT
Nourse, viele 6, Co.,

VIVA hO0lssL1I AA1 VIII VI =.
Nourse, Viele g. Co.,
Proprietors,
Corner Of Rock lslaaa and Front Streets,
Davenport, Iowa.
Offer for sale at Wboleeals aud Retail Clover
timothy, Blue Grass and Mil'at Seeds, Garden
and Flower Seeds ia great variety.
fgyic,aiuat j. Horticultural Implements
Of the most approved manufacture.
Keepers and .Nowers,
Nourse, vele s. Co have made arrangements
by which they have the exclusive sale in this
~ ton, al Maaays Celebrated First Premium
Worlds Fair Reaper and Mower. Also Mannys
and Rugg's Patent Reapers and Mowers. And
Retchum's celebrate d Mower; Nc o"mick's
tiussers, Russell's, virgins and Atkins fur
nishtd to ord r.
All petsons desiring
lleapers ano ftlomrrs
should order th IN early, as the dem nd Is greater
ban the supply. Rarers AID Mowers are sold
at Manuf ctusr's Fricss with only freight aid
sarebou,e chargsr add q.
Hor se.poWers and ThresheYs,
We are sole Agents in this section for the sale
i the justly celebrated Fits Machine fos
thrs shing a. cleaning grain at one Operations
.hch notwithstanding it is the first machine OF
he ki.d ever invented. and put into successful
operation, it now snds, es it always has stood
The best machine for threshing aud cleaning
grain in existence. Also, Pitts double Union s
or 10 horse power. Enery's Railroad endss
hahn Horse powers; Pease's Excelsior Horse
Power with threshers seperators, cleaners, clover
hullees, circular and cross cut saw mills, corn
'hellers, Sc. and all
Oiher Imp 'en.ents adapted TO Power.
To Broom Manufacturers. Nourse, Viele &
20. 81 the Iowa Agricultural Depot, offer toi
sale Camfeld's patent Broom Corn Planters, to
{ ther with all Machines used in Broom Manu-
iacture. Also, Shaker broom winding an sew.
'ng Irvine, Of The first quality.
POWER corn II ILFFS.
The hest horse poser Corn Shelter in use Is
Readings Pate sheller
This Machine is capable Of Smelling aud clean
ing 500 Bushels Of Corn PEI lay. Every
Farmer having a large quantity Ut corn to shell
hauld purchase one o. these Shelters "a Il
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The doctor slope j.

Nee Government L0nds in Iovd.. The
President of the United States has issued
his proclamation ordering the sale Of
lands in Iowa, at the land Office at Usage,
the south of the base line and west oil the
principal meridian, on the 4th OF May.
Al the land office at Fort Dodge on
the 4,h Of May. north Of the base line
and ives. of the fifth principal meridian.
A, the land office Of Sioux City, Ma y
4th. lands south of the base line and wss
OF the principal meridian.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-01-24

The total mortality of Chicago for the
year 1856 was 1850. The greatest
mortality for any one disease was tina,
caused by consumption, from which dis.
ease $50 deaths occurrd. The deaths in
1854. the cholera year, were $500 and
in 1855. 1870. The most fatal month
was August, in which there were 1874
deaths, and the mos, healthy was March,
in which there were but 92.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-01-24

A pretty girl was lately complaining to
a friend. that she had cold, aud was
sadly plagued in her lips by chaps
Friend said Obadiah, ".hee should
never suffer the chaps to come near thy
lips
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-01-24

"Take ticket Sir, for the benefit Of
the Widow and Orphan Fund of the
Spike Socie,yf' " Well y.a-a-s don't
care so much though, for The orphans, but
Igoes strong for the uidors."
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1857-01-14
CAROLINA
FEMALE COLLEGE.

T>llE closing part of the year suggests
n the rroPriety of reminding our friends
and the public, that the early part of Janua-
ry next, will be n suitable time to send their
daughters or wards 10 this Institution.
No fear should be entertained in relation
to health, unless, indeed, apprehension re-
specting certain diseases may be INDUCED
any where.
The Board at $50 per session covers
washing, ironing, lights, fuel, attention of
servants, &c.
Tuition ut $25 per session, includes the
Latin and Greek languages. with all tn,
studies of the regular course.
In the Elementary Department, the price,
of tuition range from IS to $l2 so.
Each student is charged u contingent fec
of 81.
To all we say, come and see for your.
selves
Ornamental Branches. nj reasonbl. extra
charge.
L. X. WALSH, Pres't.
Dec. ~. 45-5t.
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New Advertisements,
EBENEZER ACADEMY,

!'SNHE Q; the Ebeuezer n.
Il cademy-situated Mt tbenezer,ille.
York District, S. g., three miles from Rock
lillt Depot, Charlotte and South Carolina
Kali Road announce to the public that its
exercises will be esunied on the 2nd MON.
DAY IN JANUARY NEXT, under the care
OF JOHN r. SHURLEY. Mr.. Shurley's
Sno"D reputation as a teacher, p~recludes the
necessity OF our saying anything rs to his
qualifications.
be Academy will be furnished with n
philosophical and Chemical apparatus,
Globes, Maps and Charts, and every conve-
h'eGce necessary 10 aid III importing thor
oughncss Of instruction.
Our Academy being located in n bcau,i-
iul and healthy section of country, where
tnrTc are FEW temptations Ia vice and ey.
~travagance, VIC intend 10 spare no pains or
expense, 10 make 1t WORTH of patronape.-
students viii be prepared either for College
or the common business of life.
TERMS OF TUITION PER SESSION
OF FIVE MONTHS:
Languages aud Mathematics, BIT 90
Philosophy, History, &c, IL 90
English Grammer and Geography, 9 90
Reading, Writing and Arithmetic, & on
students will be received 1T any time, and
charged only from time of entrance, but no
deduction will be made for absence unless
occasioncd by sickness.
SIucc 1t has been noiscd abroad that con-
venlent Boarding cannot be had, we beg
leave TO state that no Student has ever been
permitted to leave for want of Bos,d; and
'hat nov, rs IN days past. boarding can be-
had IN the bcst families at SO 90 per month.
Students are charged so cents per term
for fireM God.
T.. AVERY, President of Board,
X. }. ADAMS, Secretary.
January II 4S-1t
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WHAT, OR WHICH Is TIE BEST.

NERMiFUGH, OR WORN NJ DESTROYER!
Is n question daily and hourly asked by pa
rents, anxious for the health of their children.
All who are at all acquainted with the al ticlc,
will Immediately answer.
DR. MLANE'SCELEBRATED yERMIFUGE,
PREPARED BY FLEMING BROS, PITTS
BURGH, PA.
1t has never been known to fail, and is one
of the safest remedies that can be used. A friend
of ours lately handed us the following statement
in rcfe renee to this Vermifuge:
NEW YORK, September %. 1859.
Genfieote".-A young lady of my acquaint-
"mcc had been for a long time very much uou-
bled with worms. ] adAissd her to try DIR.
AZ Lanes Celebrated Ncrmifugc, prepared by
Fleming Bros, CT Pittsburgh, Pa. She accor-
dinghy purchased and took one vial, which caus-
cd her to discharge al unusual large quantity
Of o ms, She wasimncdiatcly relieved fall the
Dreaded symptoms accompanying this disease,
and rrpidiy recovered her usual health. The
young Lady does not wish her name mcutior-
cd; her residence, however. is 500 Fifth street
and she refers TO Mrs. IIardie, No. 8 Manhattan
place.
70 Purchasers will be careful to ask for
DIR. MLANE'S CELEBRATED vFRMIFUGE,
manufactured by FLEMING BROS, of Pitts
hnrsh, Pa All other vermfksges in COMPARE
son are worthless, DR.. MLane's genuine YER
m,tugc, also mis- celebrated Liver Pills, can now
be had at all respectable drag stores. None
genuine without the signatur, of
1851 FLEMING BROS.
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who undertakes 10 amend il requires no or
6iHary hardihood, such a man is Professor
Holloway.
The honest laborer in the cause Of hui
m"nity finds no sadder encouragement, than
in the complacent indifference with which
people prefer rather to endure n long exist.
ing evil, ihan 10 incur the trouble nrcc ssary
to get rid of it. The more lged mn error
has become, the more difficult il Is 10 re-
move it. This is true in an especial man.
ncr of the art Of healing, IS IL was known
and practised before the advent of this wen.
derful genius whose mission has beer to re.
establish the Treatment Of human ailments
in n rational way.
One by one tive venerable abuses that
have disgr"eed the past are disappearing,
and among the resi-, the errors that have
crspt into medical practice have got their
dlsmission papers, and are obliged, to use n
vulgar phraze, to cut and run Wherr,
1t may be asked, are the proofs? Proofs,
why, there is one great, patent, palpabIr
fact, which has been staring the world in
W s"Vu'l lS'is, altu
my its way through popular prejudice into
popular favor with Il success which is the
most unquestionablc evidence of its power
as n proof. The medicines of Professor
Holloway have been silently bat powerful
ly e~ffccting n change in the SCIENCE of phys.
ic which the world itself has begun to won.
der ut. Ii is well known that the Causes of
all diseases and suifcrings to which people
nrc subject arc very few, although their in
dications may be numerously varied. The
old plan of curing diseases was by affecting
their results without affccling their primary
causes. Professor Holloway initiated u new
mode of treatment BY the discovery of his
Pills and Ointment, which, whilst rrmcdi-
ately graphing with the ultimate symptoms,
reach also TO the seat of disease and cradl-
cate the first causes. thus DESTROYING sil
subsequent liability To similar Affections
We do not mean 10 praise these Pits and
Ointment. We c0ntine ourselves 20 STATING
facts, and are perfectly satisfied that no eu-
ogy is needed. They speak for Themselves
ao6ie Register.
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so CAROLYN A.
LANCASTER DISTRICT.

BY james N. Witherspoon Esquire Ord.
nary for said District.
WHEREAS, VIM. A Moore, Esq, has
applied 10 mo for letters of Administration
on all aud singular the Goods and Chatllcs
Rights and Credits of Mrs. Lydia Amanda
Johnson, Butt. County Georgia late deceAs-
ed, wife of John w. Johnson.
THESE are, therefore, 10 cite and nd
moni6h ali q singular, the kindred aud
creditors OF the said decessed, TO be and ap-
pear before me at our next Ordinary Court
for the said distfictto be holden At LAncas-
ter Court House on the 2Sth day oil Jan.
inst, To show cause, if any, why the said
administration should not be granted.
[~i Giyen under 10Y hand and seal,
LIS. this 18Th day Of January in the
1yeI of our Lord one lhonwnd
eight hurdred end 6fy seven and 10 the
5fst year Of American Independence.
JAMES H. WrraEitSPooN,
q j.. d.
Jan. Ia, iss7,s "a as-at-p Z . 90
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uYMENEAL.

Married on Tuesday evening the 9th inst,
by the Rev. James \. Wallace, at Kings.
tree, ). c., Mr.. =. J. Connors of this Dis
irict TO Miss Mary a. Doycl of Charleston.
Married On the 18th INST, by. J. c. Sec-est
Esq, Mr.. Kennedy Bailey Sr., To Miss Lu-
cInda McAlurray al of this District.
Married on tho 6tt inst, By j. ID. Wylie.
Esq, al The residence of Mr.. Eli johnson,
John Porter McAteer to Miss Martha Ann
Robinson, all OF Lancaster District.
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SOUTH q A.
LANCASTER DISTRICT,

BY James H. Wiherepoon, Esq, Oriina-
~ for said District. Whereas, Andrew
Mayer has applied TO me for Letters Of Ad.
ministration on all and singular the Goods
and Chattels. Rights and Credits of r. w.
42non, deceased late Of Hawkins county
Tennessee.
THESE are, therefore, TO cite and admon-
ish NIL and singular. the kindred and cTedi-
tors of The said deceased, to be and appear
before one at our next OrdinaIys Coart for
the said district, 10 De holden nj Lancaster
Court House on the 2lst day of January
1857. to show cause, If any, why the said
administration should not be- granted.
l/ Given under my hand and seal,
LIS. this seventh day of January In
~ the year Of our Lord one thou
sand eight hundred and hfty-seven aud 10
tho Slst yenr OF American Independence.
JAMES II. WITHERSfOON,
.. L. d.
Jan. ID, 1857. 4s-2t-p T 81 90
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Obituary.

Died with the Group on the 9th instant
Stephen Arthur Napoleon. only son of J.
Nj. and Elizabeth Small, aged one year and
two days,
This lovely bud so young and fair
Called hence by carly doom
Has gone TO show how sw eet a flower
In paradise 10 bloom.
Departed this life, Wednesday evening
Sth o! January Instant, intan, child, Son OF
WIN. w. and DyusiIla Fund-i burk, aged
about one year. 1t left u Father, Mother
and a large number Of relations 10 mour
its loss.
May we ever be willing 10 subHit to- the
will of the most High aud holy One, and
say as one did Of old The Lord givcih
and the Lord takcih away blesscd be The
name of the Lord"
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Business Notices.
HoLLOwAY's OINTMENT AND PILLS.

Grandular swellings in the throat, neuralgia,
tic doloreux, rheumatism, govt, l~umbago' and
other diseases affecting the glands, muscles, and
nerves of sensation, are permanently eradicat-
cd by the preserving application of this healing,
anti-isbrile, pain-destroying preparation. Irri.
Eating eruptions, running sores, open wounds,
burns, scalds, the bites of venomous insects or
reptiles, and, in short, ali the varieties of super
hcial Inflammation, soon lose their angry and
painful character when treated with Holloway 8
oi1tment The Pills have never yet been adj
m'niS'e'cd al dyspepsia, liver complaint, OF dis
orders of the bowels, without producing the de-
sired results.
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Ebenczer Female ACADEMY.

1NHE Trustees Of the "ELcnczer Ecmalc
Il Academy located at Ebunezcrville,
ok District, s. c., lake great pleasure in
ANNOUNCING to the public, that Miss HEN
RiETTh {. HENRY, will continue 20
teach IN the Academy for the ensuing scho
Iastlc year, beginning on the md MONDAY
in JANUARY, 1857
Miss HENRY has had six or seven wears
experience as u Teacher, and those who
have patronizeG her. do but award n lust
tribute to her worth, when they say that
she Is ian accomplished, efficient and con.
scicEtious teacher"
Persons wishing their daughters or wards,
thoroughly trained in the more s0lid and
uscjm, rs we'll rs the ornamental branches
Of education, would do well to commit thr,n
TO Miss Hcnry's guardianship. Terms, Der
session OF five months
Reading, Whiting and Arithmetic, 8 8 90
English Grammer and Geography,
with The above. 9 90
Philosophy, History, Botany, &c, ~ 90
French, 10 90
Music on Piano, 20 90
Use Of Piano. | 90
Students will be received nj ANY time and
charged ohls from time Of entrance, bu, no
deductions viii be made for absence, unless
occasioned by proiracted sickness.
Each Student is charged so cents for
wood. Boarding, exclusive of lights, can
be obtained in the best families at IS per
month.
In behalf of the Trustees.
JOHN MASSEY,
f.. =. AVERY. Com.
}. G. RICHARDS.
Jan. II, IS-4L.
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To the Stook-Raisers
Of
Lancaster, Kershaw, and Surrounding
Country.

SouJtIy
4 j a Plantation recently purchased from
"a II. II. Hammond, Esq, 7 miles cas-, Of
Lancaster &. H., will DO kept permanently
one tine Imported Jack, Black Spnniard. and
a fine Mahogany Bay Stallion, Eagle Eye,
n superior ~ir0ttcr, possessing unninching
game and wonderful power Of endurance.
Also, my fine Brahmin Bull, Dido. . years
old IN April next, and recently awarded II
premium at the State Agricultural Fair ut
Columbia. The Brahmin was imported n
few year, ago from the East Indies. aud are
said 70 travel 80 or 80 mile, per day. Com.
bined with superior miIcning qualities. un-
eQuallcd Symmetry ofform, with the action Of
the Deer and the high prices thew readily
sell for, place them beyond MI doubt, far
superior to any breed row on the face of
the globe. These 3 fine animals will each
be $l2 by the insurance. Care Will be Ia
ken TO prevent accidents,-no responsibility
should ANY occur. $40 will be charged for
~Jrnncts, SO cents TO the Groom in every
case.
Apply to the Groom on The promises.
Also, will bc carried on II Blacksmith Shop
by one Of the best negru Smiths any where
to be found. Charges REASONABLE and work
well done.
Jan. l4th 1897, 4S-tf.
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GOLD Nine FOR SALE.

THE subscriber offers for sale n valuable
l. Cold Mine in Lancaster District, with
Three Hundred and Sixty acres Of land at
tached. Said Mine is seven miles east Of
the Court House, known as the Stcy ems
Mine. favorably mcntioGed in tho late re
ports Of Prof. Ieibcr, State Geological and
Neurological SurveyOr.wh hose reports here.
by referred 10. An examination il requested.
Terms easy, and may be known by apply.
ing 10 the subscriber.
WM. STEVENS.
Lancaster c. II. s.. c. Jan. 7th 47-3m.
leg Charleston Courier and Carolina
Times copy tri.wcekly for three months
aud send bills TO this office.
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ROCK HILL ACADEMY.

TNHE Exercises of this Institution r,ill
u be resumed on the FIRSD ECNDAY
IN JANUARY NEXT. under the superiH-
tendance fits former Principal, Gen. JOHN
A. ALSTON.
His long experience and Well-knOwn rep
utntion rs n teacher Of youth, render it NJ
most unnecessary to say anything III refer
encc 20 his qualifications. Suffice il 10 STATE,
that having received n thorough Academic
education, he entered and graduated ut the
South Carolina College, and since has been
engaged, for socut fourteen years, in tcs all
ins. Such opportunities and experience.
have cminenily qualified him for the iupor.
tant and arduous duties OF thoroughly train
ing and developing the intellectual faculties,
and have enabled him to acquire that tact il
imparting instruction to, and governing
young men which experience alone can give,
and which are essential to the prosperity Of
all such institutions. We the Trustees,
therefore, in whose midst, he has for years
been engaged in teaching, knowing him 10
be thus emlncntly qualified, take great
pleasure, in recommending all who have
SONS TO educate, and desire them 20 be tho.
roughly prepared for entering any Of our
Colleges, to send them here.
The citizens of Rock HID are moral, and
many OF them religions. They have q pros
psct OF having established very soon, two
Churches. There is here, a Aonrishing Di-
vision of the Sons OF Temperance-there :,
not a licensed grog.shop in The place, and
all OF Its citizens seem 6eterininod TO dis
countenance everything calculated to tempt
the young and rising generation into eithor
eXtravagance or dissipation.
This School, at lis last adjournment, num-
bercd about sixty pupils, and We, Is Trus-
tees, can with pleasure, testify 10 the mi.
form correct department and studious nab
it's of the students.
Good and comfortable Boarding can DO
had within convenient distance, in the beat
families, at Eight Dollars per month.
The following are the rates Of Tuition,
per Session of five months:
O~rthography and Rcndjng ....... 5 7 90
The above with Arithmetic, English
Grammar, and Geography. . 90
The above with History, Natural Phil
The Latin, Greek and Mathematics. II 30
The Scholastic year will consist of two
Sessions of live months each. Popils will
be received atsny time, and will be charged
from time of entrance until the end Of t,s
session, except 10 cases of protracteG sick.
ness.
III. SIMPSON, Chairmsa,
H. +. BsoacB, Ssecrtcry.
Dec II A 81
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The original Sabbath in England, in
che year 900, commenced Oh Saturday at
Z, 3 p. N, and !ssted ill day-break on Mon
day. In the reign ot James ]. 1000, IA
fine of one shilling WAS imposed by act OF
parliament on every person absent from
church on Sunday. "
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A LIST OF LETTERS.

Remaining in the Post Office at Iancas.
ter e. II. \. &. January lst 1887
w. r. Bennett, Miss. p. G. Brown, Mary
Back, J. ID. Caskcy, K. J. NJ. Dump, w. l..
Faulkner, b F. Fincher, Louisa A. Hemby,
Martha Hunt, J. E. Hanna, w. r. Hood,
Edith Horton, Barber Hood, J. Long, Miss,
b. Massey, }. D. McCfaney, Il. Montgomo-
~, r. II. Nicely, E. Il. Rankin, DR.. c. d.
Stone, r.: Nj. Sims, r. NJ Stokes, d. l.
StiIlwell, Il. X. Wheat, Sarah Williams,
Sam'l. Williams, Mrs, A. f.. Waters, Jona-
than Wallace, Michael Wise, Thos. 1Idwell,
w. w. Taylor.
Persons calling for letters in the above
list will please say they are advertised,
THOS. II. MhGlLL, p. NJ.
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South Carolina.

Uriah Small, John >. In Equity, Iancns>
Small, T.. Il. Ham. ter Dist, Bib for
mond Exe'rs., Of John Partition real and
Is. Small, deceased. personal Estate J.
W.. d. Small, decd.
Joseph Small and Del
LA his wife, ct. al
u appearing to my satisfaction that VIM.
John Van Buren, Tye, one Of the defendants
in above case reside without the limits of
this State, it Is ordered on motion Of Will
linms, Sol'r. for complainant that the said
William John Van Buren, Tye, do answer,
plead or demur to the Bill in above ease, on
or before the Ist day of April, 1887, other
wise judgment pro c~onfesso will be ordered
against him.
JAMES II. WITHERSPoON,
&. T.. L. ID.
Cons Office, Dec. %. SO. 46-3m.
p. 4. $6 90.
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Estate Sale.

BY order Of james Il. Witherspoon Or
binary Lancaster District. Will be sold at
the late residence Of Minos A. Culp, decd.
on the 22d day Of January 1857, the whole
personal Estate Of the said decd, consist
ing Of Ten valuable and likely negroes;
among the number are three choice fellows
-four likely boys, women and two children,
two mules, two horses, Cattle, Hogs, Wag.
on, and Harness, Cotton, Cotton Seed,
Wheat, Oats, Corn and Fodder, plantation
Tools, Carriage and Harness, and other pro-
perry.
The land will be rented the same day.
TERMS.-Eleven months credit, Note
with two good Sureties, with interest from
day OF sale.
b. A. CULP, Adm.
Jan. 4. 1867. 4J-st.
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BLANKS! BLANKS!l

WE would call the attention Of members o
the bar and magistrates of this and the sur
rounding Districts. 10 our extensive assert
mcut of Blanks. We have now on land
n full supply printed in excellent style, and
cali fill all orders promptly Al scvcnty-ivc
cents per Quire cash.
We are also prepared to print Briefs at
short notice, in handsome style and as low
rs the work can be done any where in the
Sste for r~sh.
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Notice.

A IL persons indebted to tho subscriber
IA Tor plank from Steam Saw Mill, will
please come 70 ward md settle Immediately,
rs | isn 10 close al! accounts for the past
year.
MIR Kibler will always be found at the
Will ready To settle with persons.
j. NJ. INGRAM.
Jan. lith 1857, 4S-4t.
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GROCERIES,! GROCERIES!

lust RECEIVED A LARGE SUPPLY OF
q Mackcral, No. ], . and 3, in bbls., and half
barrels, aud Kits. English dairy and pine apple
Cheese, Coffee, crushed and brown Sugars,
Rio and Java Coffee, y. o. Molasscs.
aacaroni, C~urrants, Raisins, Almonds Gran
gcs, Lemons Jellies, James Pickles, pie Fruits,
Soda and Boston Crackers, all Of which will he
sold extremely low for cash.
HASSELTlNE L CURETON.
Nov. 26, 1856. Aft
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Law Notice.

TIE undersigned nave formed a Partner.
ship for the practice of Law in Lancaster
District.
All business entrusted to them, will re
ceiye prompt attention.
CASTOR g. ALLISON.
w. THURLow CAsToN, Camden, s. G.
Il. e. ALLISON, Hasseltine's Hotel, Ian
baskerville, s.. C..
September 18th, 1856. 3l-tf.