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NEGROES AND OTHER PROPERTY
FOR SALE.

RY order from James ID. Vitherspo"n,
- Ordinary for Lancaster District, / wul
oner Tor sale 10 The highest BIDDER on th.
i3'h and I4th days Of November next at
the late residence Of John w. Gregory, dc
ceased, the whole Personal property belong.
lug 10 estate of s.id Deceased. consisting of
eight young and valuable Negrors, o..e
Wagon, Buggy and harues-, Horses, Cat.
tie, iiogs, Com, FOdder snd Cotton, planta.
lion aud Smith Tools. Guns and Pistol
lRrpeatrr) one lot of Carpenters Tools, oae
No Cooking stove. Household and ki,ch-
en- furnitc'r, and many other articles too
tedious TO unebtion.
Terms known on day Of sale
JOHN X. WELSH, Admr.
OoL -. 1897, s7-sS
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BLANKS! BLANKS!

WE wOuId call Tie attention uI meubers O
the bar and mdgl~ rates of lnIs .inu tn. sur
rounding Disuic's, 4" our cxirusl,c a>surt
mcnt "l b'anHs. We nave nov on uund
/" f"ii supply prIu'ed IN eAccilcni style, aud
eau M m' oruerS prUmp'iy at seventy live
ccnts per qnrc casa.
We are ais" prepared 10 print Briefs nj
'h"rt nV'ice, III handsome ST, lie aud a. low
as tue wots van be uUIIc any here ia the
.S,aI- lar cr"h
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Law Notice.

TIE undersigned have formed n partner
ship Tor the practice of Law in Lascastsr
ana the surrounding Districts.
All business entrusted to their care will
receive prompt attention.
DAWklNS g. WYLIE.
THos. N. DAwRISs, UniOnyiile, s. T..
john ID. NyLIE, did Urdinary's Office in
the Court House AT LaucastervilIe, ). G..
Dec. lULh 1886, 43-tf.
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FOURTEEN SLAVES

E'ght Horses. Four Mules. Wagons. Car.
rIagrs, Corn, Fodder, Household and Ktcn.
en- Furniture, and various other ARTICLES
One of said tracts is situated on Six Mile
Creek and CataW ba River, and cont.in, b.. 4.
tween NINE. IiIINDREDu und
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FARMING PURPOSES.

and The HOME TRACT, containing about
NiNE HUNDRED ACRES, is we'll improv
Ell hm"nts st the negroes is II good BIcck.
.mth, and many young and valuable NE.
GkOES.
foF ifo PERSONAL property, a credit will be
allowed oi twelve mouths with interest
from The day "t sale--n"te with at least
Two good suretIes 10 be given.
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II III II l. A N II q

WIN be sold on credit OF one, two and
three years, with interest {: ON the day of
s"'e--paynble annually; purchaser to give
mole with 1T least TWO good sur,ties and
mortgage OF the lands il deemed necessary.
All Who want good land. good negroes,
horses, mules, &c, had better attend-b
gains may be had. Be- sure aud attend.
L. III. MASSEY, Assignee.
NOV 4ih, 1901 3S-5t
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Miscellaneous,
JOHN J. McKAIN.
Wholesale and Retail Druggist,
At the Old Stand Known as

AT the OlQ StanQ known as
MCkAlN'S DRUG STORE.
CAMDEN, S. C.
HAS ON HAND A LARGE AND well
Il selected Stock of
Drugs and Ned iCines.
tEE*CH, ENG LIsH, AND AMERICAN CHEMI.
GALS,
Patent Medicines, ! hompSonian Medicines,
Surgical Instruments. Trusscs, Pants Oils,
and Nmni>hes. burning Fluid and Cam.
phrnc, " ind"w Glass and Putt, Hair I 9th
ard Mali Brushes, Prr'umerv, rl.,oriny
Extracts and ever. Article compri.ing the
>I"cr %; Il Drrg- isr ard ApoIhrcury
Pm, >iciam>. C"un,ry Merchants an3 Plan
tiers can drl end "u their orders meeting
prompt and careful attention and upon the
most ncr"mm"d. ting terms. No extra
CHARGE Tor packing gUsds.
Sept y, 1897. 32-3m.
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MANSION HOUSE.

CAMDEN, ) G..
TllE SUBSCRIBER returns his thanks
I" his friends amd the travelling pdulic,
Tor the liberal support which h., has re-
c"ivrd. and pledges himself that nothing ON
his part si'nII be wanting To make their Stay
pleasant ana ag,cr..be.
AT TilE Old MANSION.
His Table will always compare with any in
HE "p Country. With good cIeanIv and
airy Rooms. and attentive servants with a
dr>lrc 1" please.
Ills Stable, will he fu md in good order,
attended bN Il ialhIu. Oa,lrr. lIIS Omni.
h"s Drk rIb, attached to he lluu>r,ruus req
nIarn t""nd from the Depot, and 10 any part
"i the Town.
Dr"Ncr> can always BE- SUPP lied with
L""d l.DlS AID SrABliNG. with water
""hv"mlcmres tor t'rlr stock. and prov-Edrr
furnished Ht small advance on market
rHtrS. h. o. ROBINSON,
Proprietor.
Aug. 26, 1857. 2S-6m
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B L A c X S NJ ITH.

TERMS OF SALE FOR TIE LANDS
"A credit oi one, two and three years. with
Interest from day of sale, payable annually
the purchaser To give note with two good
5uret"s aud mortgage of the premises.
SEVEN young aud likely Negroes will
oc sold Tor cash tue balance Of the Ne.
sfo's anu The other personal property will
be sold on credit OF Twelve months, will,
interest from The day of sale--purchuser To
give note with tw. good suretics.
The sale will bc positive =, and those con.
cer"ed' aud all desiring good bargains, had
better attend.
l.. ii. MASSEY, Assignee.
ID. L. RODDY,
Agent 9f The Creditors.
Nov. 4th 1857. ss-at
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Miscellaneous.
Notice.
To Planters and House
Builders.

The subscriber returns his thanks for the
very liberal patronage received for the past,
ana takes this method To inform the citizens
of Chester and surrounding Districts, and tho
whole South, that he has effected another
improvement in the
Cotton Gin & Wheat Thrasher,
that excels any that have ever been intro.
dueed heretofore; and from long ex perience,
he has n" fear iu challenging any other Fac.
tory, either North OF South, to produce an
equal. lie feels very confident in saying to
the public, that his Gins excel in perform.
auce any other make or pattern now in use.
W ith dry cotton the roll cannot be broken
or made TO sPew over, which TO other pre-.
tends TO claim and with good driving pow
rr and attendance, u Is SAW gin, will gin
from J 10 3 bales or more in a day. weigh
my from $50 20 4UU lbs: which is as much
as any me hapd can we'll handle in n day.
Any person ~auIing = Gin or Thrasher, can
be supplied by sending on his order TO INC
al LewisNille, Chester District. 5 T.. Work
Will be shipped TO any place desired.
REPAlKlNG done at the shortest possi.
blt. notice.
10 House Builders, will say that I am
manufacturing SASH, BLINDS & DOORS
of any description, made of the best material.
and dry lumber, and workmanship the very
best.
All work carefully packed and forwarded
TO order. JOHN SIMPSON
June lllh. 1890. l7-tf
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8 6 0 A @ r e s .

1t II t"Ierabiy well improved and very fer.
"Le-being suited TO the production as !. ell
oi C"t'on, ~ Corn nnd other grains.-
Nmunssl the Negroes is a good
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s'ead OF having portion Of ii painted, and
have no, had The outside white-wa,hed a.
reron'mendrd in the report, inu.much AS in
sh'qf opinion, doing so would involve un .,
tirely useless OUTLAY of money.
IN" Report of the Treasurer here will,
nis I'd exhibits II full account of MON.
lee oe'"ngng 1" the Board and of the dis.
ouinrmenis which have been mad. sine.
the last Report, ''"~'
Respectfully submitted.
WM. A. MOORE, Chairman.
hmounfof money es hupd and receioed
by Treasurer.
Oct. 20, 1856. L. cash on trcnd
from last report. S635.7e
Rec. from Jos. Ii.
Halle, sheriff. -. 800
2ec. from Jno A.
Stewman, Clerk. 24.5O
SG65 20
CIR
BY cash paid T. N. Conner, for
Wh,'c-wnshing and rrp.iring plas-
ter'ng in Jail. and fastening fire
places in Court IIonse in 1856. Sls15
BY cash paid G. NJ Caskry for
oni'dins ienre round Jail Lot, per
contract. .,, OF M
By caSn paid G. NJ Caskev, for
pniiing sill in Stable at Jail and
moving privy at do. do........ 1000
BY cash paid VIM Mitlag, clean
ing out well in Court Hous. Lot 500
B' cash p,id +. VI Mayer, paint
ing Fence round Court House
la'' aud putting in Glass in Court
Honss. ..... ............~ sI.75
by cash paid Sanue. Conner,
~hitewashng Jail up stairs and
down, repairing Ilas,ering and fur
nish'ng mate halls. .......... 2l.5O
Is, cash paid boys for cutting
weeds IN Court liouse Lot. .. $50
$ls2 SO
BY commissions on $3.50
received It i............ 10
BY COM .i.siuns IN lS2 50,
paid out y 456 529
$lS779
ny cash On hand to bal
ancs All SO
$6652a
J. A. HASSEITINE,
Secretary and Treasurer.
Examined and approved by the Board,
Oct. l1iu, 1857.
NM A. MOORE Ch.i,mo,
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Notice.

A PPIICATlON will BE- made to tn,
II Legislature &c South Caronna, "n or
before the l7lh of Deccmber nrxt. Tor an
aet Of inco' pora'ion of tue Rresb, ler,an
Church OF Lancaster, ille. A.
ovpt. ~, Les7. 3l-~-Sm.
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NINETEEN NEGROES,

Eight Nnlrs, two ll"rse-, Wagons, Car.
n"g's, Buggies, Household and Kitchen
Furniture. finno. Books, sett Of Blacksmith
Tools, Cotton Gin, Thrashcr. Fan. Hogs.
Cows, Sheep, Corr, Fodder, Cotton, and
'arions other articles. Some Of the lands
are choice fur
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Keystone Chapter No. IS r.. A. n.
nHE regular conSocaiions of this Chapter
l will be held on the first Tuesday of each
mon,h at 10 o'clock A. M.
D. j. WiTHEkopooN, Sec'y.
Oetissb. S5-2n.
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J. A. HASSEI.TlNE,

Secretary aud Treasurer.
Examined and approved BY the Board,
Oct l1iu, 1857.
NM. a. MOORE, Chairman.
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FARMERS LOOK TO YOUR
INTERESTS!

Premium will be given for all Bank bills of either North
South Carolina Banks the Counting Room of r. H. MAGIJ
Tor all purchases five dollars
Co VINO IN no" r'yng and opening his New and of Fall
e"'h ar to and quality irvrs
C.l"d Silks
Blank
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G. Z o Up H I N G.,

BACK 10th Tweed
S bnS Doe Skin and Fancy Cm
Velvet aud Cim nanico
Hmr' brown and Beaehed
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A S S ! e N E E'S SALE,

WILL sell nj the residence Of J LIZ
i ROY DAVIS, in York District on the
9Th aud 9In days of DECEMBr.R next, the
property assigned hy said J. l.. DAVIS for
The benefit OF his creditors. Said property
CONSISTS of
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A TRACT OF LAND.

~ chester District containing about ONE
HUNDRED ACRES various parvrIs of
land III York District. containing about II TX.
TEN HUNDRED AND EIGiITY.NINE
ACRES.
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Ho"ara avery In Equity, Lancas-
vs. ter District, Bill to
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q o mi M E T s. .
HATS AND CAPS.

Latest style BEL. Crown Beavers Black Coored Casm.r
sham Cups. 'N' 0' ~
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GRAIN-Our quotations for Corn merely nominal
there no disposition to purchase except
consumption We have reduced rates, if
lot of size would command lowest figures New
white Wheat sells free at IL Az 81 immediate de-
livery Purchasers, however refuse engage ahead as
the Impression is general that prices will decline
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BY TELEGRAPH.
BY THE NATIONAL LINE.
reports Furnished by the Associated Press.1

CIScIENArI, July last night the train was
going from this place to Marietta, passenger cal
was thrown off the track, from trustle work fifty
| three feet high killing three persons, one LADY
named Mrs. VIM. Bingham, OF Marietta, and VIM
G. Richardson Of Boston, the other was a man
| whose name is unknown. Several persons were
injured.
ST. JOHNS, n. F., July 2.-The British steamer
! CycloDs has arrived She has been taking L.
graph soundings between here and the Island.
She reports favorably.
CISCIENAT1, July Flour 81: Whisky 25;
Provisions quiet; Bacon nominal; Shoulders ct +;
| Grain dull.
NEW York, July 2.-The ship Samuel Willets
is ashore Square Inlets, and is probably total
| loss. She walt ed at $35, 900, and fully
| insured.
WASHINGTON, June ga letter from the Sur
| veyor General of California reports the following
con6rmaton Rancho Rio de Los Americauos
thirty-6Ve thousand acres worth s. 600, 600 to
Joseph L. Folsom. Fernando Rlnche Is 900 acres
to D. L. Fernandes and others, and tw San Fran
cisco town lots settled Three acres to Jacob P
Lees and others.
NEW YORK, July 2.-The steamship Consttu-
ton, from Antwerp, 18th has arrived.
CINCINNATI July "A disastrous fire occurred
here last night, destroying Johnson, Meador & Co.'S
furniture Mandatory, and lumber. Loss $780,
600, insured $4,000. Nm. Reser l. Co.'S. stove
and hOOw-ware establishment. Loss $4,000,
fully insured. Also injuring the buildings of Hol
stem Hammar, j. B. Coolidge, and the Mechan-
les Hotel. Several persons were injured by falling
walls. Three hundred are thrown out of en-
p!oyment
MARIETTA O., July 8.-Francis Billiard who was
jured at the late Railroad accident has since died
His brother Henry is not expected to live.
New YORK, July 8.-The ship Tuscarora has ar
rived from Liverpool with $50 emigrants bound for
Utah.
Mayor Wood has disbanded the bogus police,
and submits to the decision of the Court of Appeals.
The schooner Maitland from Baltimore, and brig
Massepta from Maine, seized out eide of the
lighthouse, by the cutter Washington, as slaVers.
CHICAGO, July Be R. Hinckley Co., Bank
eIs. have failed.
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PEHMANsHIP.-Mr Dobear still has room for
more pupils in his writing classes. He has reduced
the art of instruction. in this important branch of
education. to such perfect system, that he can
attend to the largest number of pupils without neg
Iecting any. That he improves them rapidly is
beyond question. The youngest boy or girl and
adults are taught with equl facility. Any one
who will take the trouble to visit his rooms Occa-
sionally can eatisfy himself of the correctness of
what we say. Years ago Mr. Dolbear first made
his mark in this city, and numbers Of accomplished
pensmen here can bear witness that he made it
well. They remember him with gratitude, and
are amongst his wa nj ct friends. The hundreds
whom he instructed during tn past winter, are not
more jealous in their concentrations OF him.
Well, he deserves their appreciation, and they are
right in bestowing it.
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UEIvERsITY LOUISVILLE We take extreme
pleasure in announng the appointment of our
friend DR.. T S Bell to the Chair OF the Theory and
Practice of Medicine in the Unworthy OF Louisville.
1t is necessary in this community TO say that an
appointment better in itself fitted To sustain
the high reputation OF the Chair and fleet credit
upon the University could not have been made. Il
is admirable in every respect. OF extensive aud
varied experience in his profession rich IN all its
lore from the Commentaries OF Galen down to the
latest issue OF the Scalpe blessed with all but abu
lous habits of industry, addicted 80 universal
quiry and loaded with It's spos, large-minded,
for the Pile: to which he has just been unanimous
ly chosen. He was born for It. We congratulate
the Faculty aud Trustees and countless friends OF
the University less than the blushing recipient
Of the d gny 1t is an honor richly meritsd, and
will be noby worn.-L,U Jour.
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90 BBIS Smiths Stock Ale
L OO25 \ bbs do do
25 casks Younger's Pale Ale pints.
IS casks Auer & sons Pale Ale, pints, Tin Jugsl
IS casks Barclay, Perkins 4 Co.'s brown Stout.
$50 cases Champagne Cider.
iunel3 CARTER, MCKAY A co.
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4TH OF JULY CELEBRATION
ORDER or PROCESSION.

ORDER OF PROCESSION.
LIST The Chief Marshal and his aids
2d-Music. Brass Brand.
sd-Tweye young Ladies in carriages
4th-Printer's Press-prnting the Declaration Of hide
pendence which viii be distributed among citizens as
the procession passes along
5th-Orators Of the Day.
6th-Ssiss Relief socieiy and Germans.
7th-Citizens in carriages and on horseback.
The procession win Cedar with the right
resting on the square, and thence proceed
Square to College street Mon street. thence
Cherry street thence rug street. and thence the
Harding Turnpike Cockrs spring where beaut-
Flag presented the Swiss Relief Society BY the
young Ladies' which Address will be delivered and
the Declaration Of Independence read by IL. NJ r.
FooG ESQ., and Grafton suitable to the occasion viii be
delivered by RAEDALL W. McAyooK Eq. All citizens are
respectfully invited join the procession which Will move
precisely &C lock- the ringing Of the ry bell.
Every needfu preparation has been made TO make
a grand gala-day. First music, good dinner, and
plenty for al with ample provisions for these Who may
wish to enjoy the festivities Of the day.
All good citizens invited grounds free Of charge.
Those only join the partake Of the
dinner viii require tickets.
Tieset dinner and dance 81 IS to admit Gentleman
and Ladies. Tickets eau be procured al the Book
ores and Jewely Stores OF W. T Berry Co Q. Smith,
DanH johnson, 4. Badoux and Il. Hulebrand
slaughters Omnibus line win during the day from
the Stage Office, Cedar street. the grounds for -
JOHN c. FEHR, MArshal-ir- Chief
Jon. D aI BS,ss' Aids.
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For the Patriot.
TO wv RULING PASSION.

LATER a final game q0Aich broke the AUthOrl
Thou bane Of existence-excitement unnatural,
Destroying the freshness of youth;
schoo ling the mind to vices perpetual,
Beguiling thy victim from truth.
slowly but surely thy toll is to fashion
The soul to thy pleasures-to madden with passion,
Thy syren-voice sings to us sweetly at fret,
Till the whole Of our being is eager with thirst
For the mean gain of gold, and desire will fan
The spark into fire consuming the mani
Absorbing, exhaustng the foun' aims OF life
Distractng the brain in continual strife,
Sleeping the heart In ocean OF sin
And crushing its fond aspirations within
Thou hast lured me full on to the shadowy brink
or gulf whose deep darkness compels me to shrink
With undisgused horror, and utter dismay
At the prospect before me, with no power to stay.
NV mad career on the merciless strand,
Which threatens to wreck every hope; but the hand
or an angel Of mercy extended to me
Redeems from destruction a drift bark at sea-
Oh I who has not felt this strange fascination,
Or, who has not tried to resist its temptation.
Then leave me thou phantom of grim desolation,
Thou mother of vice and despair,
Depart thee, and stain not the good reputation
or youth while its prospects are fair,
But leave me as when first felt thy weird spell,
And let rue forget that loved thee so well.
SPEAR KEN.
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CiSTERNS.

IISI EIhINS.
FTlHIs Is the favorabe build yoBr Cisterns The
i GasAT cIsrEEE BUIL7ER, HUGH l. BEATTY, is now in
thi city ana prepared bald them Of al sizes Appf-
made by note Otherwise, 10 Ii. g. Scoye viii
receive prompt attention- tIGns25-tf.
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MAGNIFICENT SCHEMEI
TO BE DRAWN
AUTHORIZATION PRIZES.
$3.50 prizes amounting to. ................S2O4 600
Whole Tickets. $40; Halves SIS: ouartsra 81 so
EACH SATURDAY IN JULY.

Ss3S 80 prizes amounting to.............. S2O4 600
Whole Tickets, SO; Halves So; Quarters so
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
The Numbers from to $4,000 corresponding With those
encrcled with tin placed In one Wheel
The hrst 26s Prizes similarly printed and encireed are
The wheels are THIN revolved, and number is drawn
from the Wheel of Numbers, and at the time prize
drawn out opened and exhibited TO the audience and
registered by the ooumissiOneTs the Prize being placed
until all the prizes are drawn out
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
drawing the first II Prizes viii entitled to the 6 Approx
pa ion Prizes For example il Ticket No 2So %TsTs
1881 1882 viii each be entitled TO 1925 II Ticket No.
$50 draws the $4,000 prize, those tickets numbered 64S
649 $751; 552 win each be entitled $500, and ac
cOrding to the above scheme:
asst figure Of the Number that draws the 100000 Prize
For example, if the Number drawing the 100000 Prize ends
with No then all the Tickets where the number ends in
win be entitled to $40 II the Number ends with Ne
then all the Tickets where the Number ends with viii
entitled to $40, and so on to 0.
Packages win be sold following
Certificate Package of 10 Whole
4" 20 ~ ~ ban aSnr.r, '''''''''''' 81
10 Eighth .:.:,........ / 0
IN ORDERING TICKETS
Enclose the address for the tickets ordered
receipt OF which they will be forwarded by first mail
Purchasers have tickets ending in figure they may
Thei of drawn numbers and prizes will be sent to
ohasers Immediately after the drawing
and give their post office, county and State
Remember ateVery Prize drawn, and pAyhDleln
full without deduction.
az All Prizes OfSi 900 and under paid Afe
the drawngother prizes the usual time of thirty days.
All communications strictly confidential.
Address Orders for Tickets or Certificates to
s. SWAN 4 co, Atlanta, Ga,
S. SWAN 4 CO., Montgomery, Ala,
or, z. STEAISTIEN, Agent,
Box No. 3. Nashville p. o..
az list OF the numbers that from the wheel,
with the amount Of the prize that each one entitled to- will
be published after every drawing, in the following
New Orleans Delta Mobile Register Charleston standard,
Nashville Gazette Atlanta Inteigencer New York Weekly
Day Book, Savannah Morning News, Richmond Dispatch
and New York Dispatch. June z6-u
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EDITORS PATRIoT.- Gentlemen-If Mr.. Thomas
D. Stogner, of the 2Sd Civil District of Davidson
county will consent to for the Office of County
Court Clerk, at the next March election, he will be
warmly supported by large number of friends and
acquaintances. Indeed, we hazard nothing in say
ing, that the support will be almost unanimous
where he is best known. He is young man of in
dustrious business habit, and is every way well
qualified to discharge the duties of any office to
which he may aspire.
NORTH SIDE OF CUMBERLAND.
InIv 4 1871
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The FIux Annihlliated.

Every summer and thousands OF people die of Fux,
Cholera Dysentery Gripping Palms. and other Irregularities
of the be cured in for 70
cents, by the use of fuckers CHOLERA SYRUP,
which by the best physicians in the South
and West, and by them pronounced the most efecual
remedy now in 1t has performed astonishing
cures than any other specific human life be saved
in of ten by investment of IS cents Buy
a bottle and keep it by you.
For sa e by HERMAN RAINS and 7. WELLS, Drug
gss. apr24-6m
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-04
RAINS & BROWN

II AVING purchased the entire James Herman
IA in the late firm Of Herman Rains, will all
liabilities and receive all accounts due said hTm They
will continue the Drug Medical Business the we'll
known stand No. 19 Public Square where wholesale and
retail dealers respectfully invited TO cali and inspect
the extensive stock Of D3gs, Medicines, Paints, Oils
Dyesuds, instruments, Extracts, French and English
Chemicals Perfun Fancy Articles, snUh Tobacco, &C,
Ac., all OF which will be told at reduced prices.
RAINS 4 BROWN,
No. 10 South eide Public Square
Nashville, June cath, 1851.