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Olive Branch.1
ROMANTIC INCIDENT.
NJ. A. D.

Some sixteen years since, a young gentle.
man in New York city contrived awhile to
pay his addresses to a beautiful girl there,
the daughter of IN obstinate Pearl street
merchant, who was opposed to the young
man visiting his daughter. lie persisted
in his endeavors to win the young lady, and
at last he was forbidden to enter the old
mans house.
Still tho lovers contrived to meet OCCASION
ally afterwards and at the expiration of
some six mouths, matters having been pre-
viously so arranged, the girl consented to
marry the youth. He did not seek the
fortune, for he was in employment, at
handsome salary, as principal book-keepe.
in an extensive jobbing house, and his Pc
cuniary prospects were very fair. But the
parents were obdurate, and he was driven
from the house.
At the end of a twelvemonth they agreed
to be married, and all the requisite arrange
ments were made; the evening was fixed
upon, and even the chaplain had been Sc
cretly engaged; but Oh the day proposed
for the nuptias, the whole plan was
discovered, and the match broken off per.
emptorily by the absolute authority of the
parents.
Time passed on; the Daughter was sent
to distant part of the county for awhile !;
the young man was disappointed and dis
heartened, and left New York for the West,
where lie remained for two years. Mean
time person to suit the tastes of the pa
rents turned up-a man of considerable
means, but old enough to be the young
girls father; and match was arranged
after long persuasion, between Emma and
this man, and she welded him at last.
Three years subsequently, the young man
found himself in New England, where lie
settled and took wife also, and some dozen
years passed away, with their thousand and
one changes of place, of circumstances,
and of fortune. From the time of their
separation the original lovers had never
met.
The young man became the father of
three little ones; and then lost two of
these, which bereavement was soon after
followed by the death of his wife. Time
flew by; lie bad been fortunate 10 his bust.
nesss, and resided a few miles ont Of sBos.
ton, ira cottage surrounded by the com.
forts 81 lie, and i'd the enjoyment Of the
society of. lis dear little daughter.
One day he was returning home in the
afternoon, and upon entering the ears found
them to bs full. He ssonghs seat, and
found one occupied BY a lady about thirty
years Of age beside swhom- he sat down,
land the cars soon moved oar of the depot.
As they entered inspss ~ i;ght, be suddenly
Harmed toslss Id ! sznsdi zsi 90 selainsds adam !
Emma I. . this you ss. .Ss<
He didn't know ezscll Whist he said,
but IL wss s faet thst sss M Oh ths ssat
with tie sgifi wks1l 8 aaIy. Ioseis
and whom he hid nSy tii4cs us
serusl sspasssid (. 81; S u al IS.
sA mutual expy An5j sa;1l 4 II f e ~ csdes;
Our. widowed q ~ II I & z3l1l1 = : i s st h his
former intended 81 81 & Way 70.
the north ppos siat list - bad been
narriad nearly eleven year., had bnt one
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ATTENTION, A PLANTERS!
Economy and UtilitvI


'1HlE undermined having purchased the Right
L of Warlick's PL o w, Patented April
3D., 1855, will sell Plantation Rights, Der
INV '-.-.. .............t 3l,0O
Stocks delivered at Greenwood Depot. or
residence of W. p. Observation-Disclosures 4.5O
With small Scooter. ............. 6.OO
With Turning Shovel, for from 5000 to $50
This Plow, from its simple structure, durabil-
ity, lghtness of drnught. case of management.
adaptation to the different Shares used in, the
cultivation of the farm and consequent Cheap
ness is commencing itself to general use as a
Superior Farming Implement wherever tried
HILL g. ANDREWS.
Greenwood, S. c., Oct. G., 1885, 25-ly
We, the undersigned, having examined and
tried the Warlck Pow, concur in the abova
commentators. JAMES CRESWELL,
JOHNSON SALE
II. n. WHITE,
SAM'L MCGOWAN
LARKIN REYNOLDS,
ROB'T w. LITES,
A. WIDEMAN
"GENTS: have used the Plough YOU sen, mo
and am much pleased with it. / think it the
best Plough have ever used. 1t combines econ
omy and utility in high degree. 1t breaks up
the soil well and TO good depth, with one mule.
am so we'll pleased with it, tina. want more
every respectfully yours,
"TIIOS. G. PERRIN"
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child living, and her husband had been
dead over two yeats.
IIe pointed out his pretty cottage rs the
cars passed on-but did not leave the train.
He proceed forward, removed his acquain.
tance, found the lady her own mistress, pro-
posed to her again-and we record the fact
with no ordinary degree Of pleasure, that
within three weeks the lovers were actually
united in marriage in tho city of Boston.
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BOOTS AND SHOES !
HEoR CAST -

III G-AS0A-9-s sEaS4R
1000 PAIR MEMS BEST KIP BROGANs.
1000 pair lens Cd quality Brogans.
900 pair Mems 3D. quality Brognns.
1000 pair Womens Pegged Bootees.
900 pair Womens Pegged ed quality Bootees
500 pair Boys best Kip Brogans.
500 pair Boys2 Cd quality Brogans.
SUI pair YOUTHS Brogans, various qualities
500 pair Ladies' Cutters, from Sl.25 to So. so.
500 pair Ladies Slippers and Ties fin soc. to 81 so
sou pair Misses and Chdren's Shoes Soc. to $ 25.
100 pair Gents ino Calf Boots
100 pair Gents fine Cloth Gaters
200 pair Women's Goat Bootees.
1000 pair Negro Brogans
1000 House Servants Shoes
Together with all other kinds of Shoes usually
to be found in Il Shoe Store. Call and sec
Just received and for sale by
w. S. WOOD,
1856 Richardson Street, Columbia.
March 81, 1857. 4S ly
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Dissolution,

1sSII u CIo".
1NHE Firm of WEIR d MILLER was this
Il day dissolved by mutual consent, the lin
itation OF the Partnership having expired. The
name of the Firm will be used in the closing up
Of the business, by either one of us.
All persons indebted to us by Note or Account.
will please come forward and pay up rs soon as
convenient, rs it is very desirable that the bust
ness should be closed as early as possible.
JOHN A. WEIR,
G. Med. MILLER.
August 2a, 1856. 10 If
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NEW DRUG STORE! !!

AT GREENWOOD.
uVIIE undersigned, Druggist and Apo.hscary,
IL. has just received very complete stock Of
Drugs and Medicines, :.
selected with the greatest care for this market.
III. stock consists Of every variety usually found
III City Apothecary Shops.
Extracts of all the vegetable preparations
from the best Chemists.
ImCturcs prepared from the crude mate
ral, and warranted to be Of the strength lain
down In the United States Pharmacospa.
Pa tent Medicines, direct from the
manufactory, as cheap as they have ever been
sold in this place.
A very superior article of BRANDY, for
medicina! purposes only. Fine Old Porte, Ma
deira, and Sherry Wines, Scheidam Schnapps,
DC, DC.
He will keep constantly fine assortment of
Confectioneries, Tobacco and Segars.
It would be unnecessary to enumerate all the
articles To Physicians, he pledges himself to
NIL their orders with good Medicines as can
oe obtained elsewhere and to his friends, he
piedges like satisfaction as to the Goods and
terms. Cali ct the Store formerly occupied as
Tue rost omGe. JAS. II. RILEY.
Greenwood, S. c., Nov. l. 1856. 99if
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a Final Settlement.

Office is hereby given that Final Settle
~ ment Of the Estate OF THOMAS RY-
KARD, will he had i'll the Ordinarys Office on
the 2Gth of June next. Persons having de-
mands, are requested TO present them, properly
attested, on or before that day. Those indebted
are requested to settle Immediately.
L. Ii. RYKARD, Admir-.
March is, 1857. Al 3m
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THE STATE OF soUTH CAROLINA, g
A66euisie Districks-ln tie .0onuson RledGs
Amos Clark. jsss -. .A.tachmen, \ =,
Met eGowan &,SPsrri,
). PHf'sH sH6ts ~
US,
vannoa A I-s11ol1

ys Msaassass -.
James A. LiddeIl PiasIfaSs sssss., ~.
w HEREAs. the Plaintits didson the ftsisss.
w first day Of October, 1856; file IFS dectafs.,
ton against the Defendants who Ia ii Is satdfd
absent from and without the limits M tkts. State,
and has, neither wife nor attorney known within
the same, upon whom p copy y the said deels.
ration might be served. It ID therefore ordered,
that the said Defendant do appear and plead "a
the said dectafntion, ,on or bef6ra,the ffSf daYof
November. which will betin the yeaf III our 1s5fi
Eightesn Hundred and Ffhy.S .Ssyx So3hsfw wisSyk.
'naland absoiutsJ Jndguae emit win thea ri I'd
MATTHEW MoDoNAfis{I 81 :
.sCierk's oaics, oetssS 80, 1885, sSssa ~
The State Of South c4 oiina.
A6deOills District tie I Conasop RE4s.
James + u. b''ti'' B...,..A At;sssssss ssss
James A. Liddsll.g &c. ses 'n'y
WMEREAS the Plaintiff did, ,onl The, ssisss.
,yIS4esnth dayq Oetohe.. Ell htsenl 40
ahystsy Ale bis aeala sations ~ -,
dsnt whcs Gt issaids, u sbsent fts61 md S3 81
The limits OF .his State, and has nAil lid III
attorney known wlthip Che sarpss YppAS p y
copy OF tho said lscleta don miSA Afa ks AisysS
y, is therefore ord6rsds That tlhS Sald ~ ~
do appear and plead t6 ,ths = 9 jss ~
or before iha ninstsanth day ~ y SllS
hundred and fiftyssevens 9TH ~ ~ = 41b,
solute Indignant VIII lshen y sisss q Aslaasa
MATTHEW MopoNALD,aor.
Clerks Office, OctA8, 1855 ~ ly
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arrearages are paid, or at the option of the Pro.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.
The Proprietors of the Abbeville Bunner and
Independent Press have established the follow
ing rates of Advertising to be charged in both
papers:
Every Advertisement inserted for "a less time
than three months, will be charged by the inser-
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e8y The Commissioners, Sheriff g., Clerks and
Ordnary's Advertisements will be inserted in
both papers, each charging half price.
CB- ,Sheriff's Levies, One Dollar each.
eB- Announcing Candidate, Five Dollars
Advertising an Estray, Two Dollars, to be
paid by the Magistrate.
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longer, Mt the following rates:
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square months. .................... 500
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squares months. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 500
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squares months. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1900
squares IL months. s................... 90. %
3 squares months. Observation-Disclosures. 1000
3 squares months. Observation-Disclosures. 1000
squares months. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 2l.0O
squares IL months. Observation-Disclosures. $500
4 squares 8 months. Observation-Disclosures. 1900
squares months. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1000
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{. or The ftle9ds Of NIMRoDt .McCoRD 70
ffpeetfulIy announce him az Candidate for Sher
II H the ensuing Election. faSs -
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III Tho numerous friends of Col. T. ], ROB.
FITS resp sotf6iiy announces him q Candidate
f6f Sheriff at the next election, - SHsT
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tE The friends of MATTHEW MoHON-
AID, announce him Candidate for reelection
for Clerk. at tho ensuing election.
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B The friends Of C. n. ALLEN ssnouncs
him as Candidate for Clerk Of the Court at
the ensuing election, Sc IS ~. 39s.s.,
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w The friends of MATTHEW R. COCH-
RAN respectfully announce him q candidate
for Sheriff Of Abbeylle District atthe next elec-
ton f""-'
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AMERICAN COTTON PLANTER
AND F.
S@NA OF lfZSl[3 SOE]lF{gl,
UNITED.

prospectus tor 1857.
fI'HE Editor and Proprietors of the AMERI.
l. CAN COTTON PLANTER having .pur-
chased the SOIL OF THE SOUTH, take pleas.
ure in announcing 10 the patrons of both Jour.
mails, and to the friends of Agr cultural Improve.
ment i'll the South and South West, that with thay
January number for 1857, will commences tho
publication Of the AMER ICAN COTTON PLAN
TER AND SOIL OF THE SOUTH, united, In
the city OF Montgomery, Alabama. -
In thus uniting the publication Of these two
Agricultural journals, we have secured the.able
services of Col. CHARLES A. PEAsoDY, az Hor,i.
cultural Editor, whose reputation, both as Edi-
tor and practical Horticulturist, Is too well and
widely known to require additional commenda
ton at our hands. - :,
With the efficient aid, of Col. PEABopYlin- thu
Horticultural Department., DR.. N. B. ChoHD.s The
Agricultural Editor, confidently assures tie pa,
irons and friends of both papers, thus united,
that the american Cotton Planter dnd Soil Of
the South shall be a 80 :.
Mode Southern Rural Magazine.
devoted to Improved Plantation Economy, the
advancement Of Southern Horticuhdre, with
Manufactures and ibe Domestic and Mechanic
Arts. In short, it is the intention and will be
the studied desire of the Editors and Publishers
of this Journal to make IL in it's sepefn Depart,
ments, tke PLANTATION and fireside c9inpanion Of
every family and industrial man in flie South.
The Cotton Planter and Soil will be published
monthly, in. n.magazine form, containing Thirty,
Two pages, Super Royal Octave, itifehed, Tim.
med, and neatly covered, with an aysittsipge
sheet of sixteen papea. .'"Tf SfSSs~t'' Il
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CA DID A TEs.

cB- The friends of JOSEPH r. MOORE re-
specially announce him a. Candidate for Sheriff
al the ensuing election. -
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tThes friends of d. W. HxS1UaORN
r4spestsally snnouDos him . oana 3of Shsr
ID of AhBsyiIls Il piss & ne ~ !aetton
NIX ss.;sss 81 8 l1ejts xsssskASlkNDS
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1857-03-04
For the craftsman Journal.
CHRIST IN THE STORM.

aIt is I, be not afraid."-Jesus.
Chow much easier it is to trust In human
probabilities, than in the Divine promises -
A christian woman, in a storm
When The lowering storm draws near,
When mine eyes its biacknesssee,
Then will not yield to fear,
For my Saviour says, tits he.
JesEs IN the threat'ning storm,
Jesus in the thunder's voice,
Jesus in the lightning's form,
Even in danger I'll rejoice.
Yes, hear the Saviour say.
When the raging billows roar,
l appoint the storm at sea,
will guidethee safely o'er.
Jesus, thou art ever near
Saviour, thou art always kind;
And I won't give way to fear;
Thou canst see, though l am blind;
Thou art mighty, though I'm weak;
Thou wilt perfect all for me;
In thee ali my good seek,
In thee all my good | see.
God, who worketh all in all,
Works for good to my poor SOUL
Give the wine, or give the gall,
All is right, I'll drink the whole
Sinking, then I'll hear thy voice
Saying, s.fear not, it is IL
In thy words will rejoice,
Till meet thee in the sky.
There, my Saviour, I shall s;e,
through this present seeming strife,
How thy wisdom guided me,
How thy power sustained my lifei
How, all-loving as thou art,
Thou didst draw my soul above;
Thou didst soothe my anxious heart;
Thou didst fill me with thy love.
Blessed be thy blessed name,
Holy, holy, holy Lord Z!
From thy hand my mercy came;
Ever be thy name adored.
Blessed Saviour, glorious King,
Let thy triumphs still extend;
Let thy willing captives sing,
And exulting piaise ascend. j. J. II.
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,uDRooK. TYSON d RHEN-WhoIesale Dry
| ID Goods Store No 146, Market Street Phiiadei-
| mia [Aug. /, 1S5.-1y.

nEMOVAJ Tho undersigned begs ieaFe 10
In ;nforn, his friends that he has removed his
BOOT AND SHOE STORE,
from, sSbawis Row to his new building, opposite
the Office of James Wrigiy, and two doors south OF
the Office q. r. BARRETT, Esq.
He still keeps COM tantly on hands, every yarie-
ty of Ladies slippers, CATERS, pumps. &c Mems
fancy shoes and CATERS with an excellent assort-
ment of heavy work all adapted to the various
wants of the people of Clearfeld. He hopes his
friends will call at his NEW STORE, and ex
anime his Stock.
Boots and Shoes made to order, and mending
done as heretofore. ISAAC JOHNotCN.
CIearfield, June 81, 1855