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3INsURR YOUR PRoPRRTY,

,tiI.7il Aud snve 'yourt tEs9rniligs by-el 7-rf
ioal ms U6INSf YOUR LIFE.
%JfTLIIAM 7. sEI.By-IssunAxck AeENr oaGse at The
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VIII take lire and Marine risks In the following prompt So
Virginia Insurance COtnpanirs via ,iA j
Tie Insurance Company The Valley cf Virgins, al
Winchester, Va. f4is5 'stala
The LsncturS Eosss and Fire 1nsurRnee Company sli
LynchburE, Va. .f l.rsf Il
Also wl take applications for Life Policies In that well
eStailed Company. the United States Life Insurance
nllly = Trust COMPANY of PhllAAeplia. ian29
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aaia THALBBRG G's MUSIC.

aaia G's MUSIC.
rFZHABBERGls yartaiiens on Home, Sweet HONE.
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Ice liItEAAi, SIJDA[ 5IY5AIER7 CANDIES.
~ q CONTEMPORARIES, &c.
r WOULD hereby give nosies 70 tbs citizens eftHheetur
roe street. 10 de into Sd lee cFeSss
81 sPa s sa s sss Sg sa sv. @
ceiYsd direct from Hoston Of the hafst sstr soda
aos saying ai e ali iTf Lea
Say 70 sS s.s ss
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RoN iiEstp and nue elaaiHeE, for YEA. Superior
jys ii's, = '''s' sssssi iiEtskErb GRiSaIx.
I I(14T MEALk a1slJt Of oat and for
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y y OF tile celebrated iiALLET, DAyISs& co IS PIAHoES
ASps -GnfnpRt4 az
Ne1taln and a: r. Nlso gIlSnded Gothic Or
gam style for Curc"s lecture Rooms with four
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pianocs, SIeodeons s,rqphtne5 and Atcordrons tuned
and repaired and NIL other kinds of Instruments, generally
with nvAtneEs and dispatch. , X ,lsia =t5i--- s2
t8 All goods warranted, at this ablishn,ent. u
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5v5Ht, underslgFni Nm kFe Rhncs
Ia the United States Life Insurance Annuity Trust
Company OF Philadelphia. ,.fHsie .-..,. - H..
EstInated aIao OF annual premiums Of
wheeling, 1ss7.fiabQg fiNA = asthht
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lhe k1yncllburSs ihS0se amt RSire 6MBHrjInce
CompMny ofsA.ynchbnrE, Va. fi5r
CAPITAL $1UU,UUU will take risks promptly adjust
" and pay Losses. WM. 4. SELDY,
ian29- gr7i FriE sftsIsslgEEa lai Agent,
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SHEET MuSf

I =. 4SHHlLI'1 M USIC. - EpIN5T
nm constantly receiving md Keep onband large a,,a
choice collection OF Sheet Music. Also, destruction BOOKS
for livery kind ofiInstfumch's noWin use F,s b s7s
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ENC0URAGE AN EEI CAM flIANiUEAcTURES ~ IA
RuTI.ESSiR 1SD0l&, ,E1EER'ER'S
.o: VFiJiilG Fluid

TSCE this sui.srqr Fluid asb besn h4ofe the pntle
~ neSrY years. II bRg been epostany sAtninS In
fAIor and L now pt0fetrol b. many 20 the fFstoed Ar
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SITUATIONS GUARANTEED

SPLENDID Inducements 10 athass arho tcish to
..6s attend a. GomnerciaLr College.
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7NS5 IuSUTauCE" "OO1upauY9 y
OH GR1E VALLEY OF VIRGINIA.
CAPITAL, $500 eU-all paid in and invested gith sur
~ plus, will take Fire, Cargo and Marine risRs Losses
promptly adjusted aud paid. wM. 7. sGLBY,
.-...i. L Isitslls 3-REPERENCRS-ia u aaS, '1
J. Baker, Tallaut & DelSplain, d
p Thos. II. List, ~ D. Lamb, ~ tA
n koFtpni Ncleson Co.! 4. Hartmann fIsf u4I 4i
s. Brauy, le $50. Bakef 4 Co., .55.
List Howell, o, W HeiSErll 4 Co.
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.,nD FELLows, D1IsECro1&Y

'1Y,,.. Tell S,a eal.apr,eut Ne. SS.-Msets as
noa,h. .HssuT Ku1ra. Q. P.i C,aas. AO',0, Scribe.
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I - .9-.1
tsThcJ isy eSh6e1t hst they San e6cT to
'sqf ItAt IRyets cHesfe by bossc Cthe West, IL In
i.t Tinted Stes. trouble ehoJy gsoeds sent
/ Cars Hotels and postS Iqreslstouocrs. lss.4
/ ~ A4vaJe oa hand, Prime Liss Gsese Etsthcrt.
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IRANsPO Y PORT AZ ATION. .
Cleveland, Pittabutgh 8 Wheelsl

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MEAD QUARTERS.
GEoMeErowN. July l. ls5

GEohoErowN, July l, 1857.
General Orders, No. 6.
TllE following Regiments will parade, for
Il Review and Drill, at such times and pla.
'ees as herein indicated
The 10th Regiment Of Infantry will pnr.
ade at Richardson's, on Thursday, the 8oth
July.
The 7th Regiment of Infantry. will par
ade at the Old Wells, on Saturday, the lst
August next.
The 9th Regiment of Infantry will par
ade at or near Loves, on Tuesday, the 4th
August. s.,
The I'd Regiment of Cavalry will parade
at Longmires. on Thursday, the 9Th Au.
gust, prox. ~
The 9th Regiment Of Infantry will parade
at Morrow,s, on Saturday, the 9Th August,
prox. @
The 9Th Regiment of lnfantry will parade
atLomax's,on Wednesday, the 18th August.
The 4Ih Regiment of Infantry win pa-
fde at Haynie's, on Saturday, the 18th Au.
gust. Ee ~ X
The 42d Regiment of Infantry will par
ade at Minton'a. on Tuesday. the 18th Au-
gust prox. ~@
The I'd Regiment of infantry will parade
at Halls, on Thursday, goth August.
The 9Th Regiment Of Infantry will par
ade at Hunters, on Saturday, the 22d Au-
gust, 49,.
The ist Regimen. of Cavalry will parade
at smith s'Store, on Wednesday, the 26th
August. 8. i.
The Sd Regiment of Infantry will parade
at Foney's Old Store, on Saturday, the goth
August. 10
The lst Regiment of Infantry will par
ade at Bruton's, on Tuesday, the lss Sep.
tember.
Ihe officers and non.commissioned off.
GERS will assemble on the day previous to
the Review Of their respective Regiments,
Tor dsill and instruction.
The Major General of the Division and
tie Generals Of Brigade will, with their res
Pectivs staff, attend the Reviews.
sessp.rals Of Bsigade are charged wild, The
extepsiop Of this order
Volunteer companies be minnteIy in.
spected, ard tie books of Beat Companies
besexanIined.
The Aids de.Camp 10 the CDmmander
mischief residing within The lin,ils OF the Isl
Division viii attend him on the Reviews
i'y order Of the G6mmarider Chief
va ~ r. O. M, D DJJNlNOYsAET:
~ Z AdjplansAbd fnspeetos General.
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State OF soutln CaroIlmn.
Z III EQUITY-PICKENs.

IN EQUITY-PICkENS.
Abraham Duke Es ct uS'' ct al Bill for parti-
Josepl Donaldson, et ux., ct al. t'o", act DC
THE Court Of Equity. for Pickens District hav.
ing referred the Accounts of Harriet Duke
Administrators, and Ransom Duke, Atlministra.
tor with the will annexed Of the personal estate
of Russell Cannon, deceased to the Commission.
er for settlement, the defendapts Benjamin Can.
non. Washington Cannon, aud the otler heirs of
William Cannon, deceased Carter Cannon, Mar
garet Marchbanks, Judy Kcndrck, Elijah Can.
non Martha Brown and James Cannon, who are
absent from the State. will take notice that the
said reference will be held at my Office, ON Mon.
day the 10th day of October next.
ROBT, A. THOMPSON, cEr.D.
Conirs Office July g. 1857 I'd
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NlEEREFF,S SALRS.

RY virtue of sundry wrts of fieri racias to me
~ directed, will 10, sold before the Court House,
in Pickens District within the legal hours, on the
first Monday and Tuesday in Augustnext 80
205 acres oflarl more or less, on waters of six
mile creek, adjoining lands of John Howard, j. f.
Howard and others. levied on as the property of
Sau.uel Smith, at the suit VIM. Oliver, survivor,
and others
One tract oflond, containing one hundred and
fifty acres more or less, whercon the defendant
now lives adjoining lands of ELI Shepherd and
others, levied on the property of L. b. Rut-
ledge, at the suit of E. b.. e. VI. d TJ Keith,
Executors.
All the defendants interest in a tract of land
whereon the widow Mckinney now lives, contain
ing S0i acres more or less, adjoining lands of Jas.
Robertson w. Whorton and others, levied OH as
the property of Wilson Mckinney ,at the suit of
James a. Doyle and others.
On Tuesday after salcday, at Tunnel Hill. seven
striking hammers, thirty-nine steele points twelve
crowbars, two bellows two anvils four thousand
boards, two derrcks, complete one box of valua-
BILE tools, seven pair of tongs, and lot Of other
articles, sold rs the property of John Phillips, to
satisfy ortgage given to the Blue Ridge Rail
Road Co.
Terms cash; purchasers to pay forpapers.
l. @. CRAIG, SID.
July 10, 1851 so I'd
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A FAR WEsr SANorUM- The Kansas
correspondent Of the Richmond Enquirer
IN recent letter 10 that paper, thus des-
cribes the sanctum of the. editor of the
Weekly Herald, printed in Leavenworlb
city, Kansas, Mt the time he made visit .
1t will not be amiss here TO give you
sketch of the office, as presented to The eye
of a stranger from Va. ga visit to the
printing ofhiee afforded rich trent. On
entering the FIRST room on the right hand,
threef'law shingles" were on The door, on
one side was rich bed - French blankets,
sheets, table cloths, shirts, cloaks and rt,gs,
all together; OIL the wall hung hams, maps,
yenison and rich engravings, onions, por.
traits and boots, on the floor were side of
bacon, carved to the bone, corn and pota-
toes, stationery and books on nice dres.
sing case stood a wooden tray half full Of
dough, while cIockery occupied the profes.
sional desk. In thesroom on the left the
sanctam--the housewife, cook and editor
lived in glorious sunity-one person. He
was seated on stool with a, paper before
him on piece Of plank, writing evigorous
knoekdownto an article in the Kiekapoo
Pioneer, apaper Of rival cily. The cook.
ing stove was at his left, and iin ko,tles all
round; the. corn cake was doin', and in
stead-o scratching his head Cor an idea, as
editors often do. he turned Tie cake and
went ehesd :" aNA
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NEW GOODS, NEW GOODS
At Piol,ansuilln

u $50, - ASAAO11o " f1ll0s
fTHE subscribers have just received a large
STOCK OF GOODS,
Bought on the most reasonable terms, and
will be sold as low as Goods can be bonght
IN the up country. We have general as.
sortment of Goods of every description, con.
sisting of STAPLE d FANCY GOODS
for Ladies, Gentlemens, Youths and Misses
wear. Hats and Bonnets of every style
and quality large lot OF Boots and Shoes;
Hardware, China, Glass and Earthenware
of the latest styles; Nails and Castings.
GROCERIES,,
Such as Sugar, Coffee, Salt, &C.;
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dye Stulfs.
In fact, we have some of every article
usually kept,in Stores in the country, and
we are determined to sell Goods as cheap
as they are sold'in Greenvilie or any other
retail market. Our terms are cash, and
barter that will command cash, We will
take in exchange for Goods almost every
product of the farmer. Come one, come
all, with your money and produce, and you
shall not goaway dissatisfied.
j, +. A. d w. A. ALEXANDER.
July o, 1857 50 3m
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Attention! Artillery.

THERE will be an Election held at your Com.
pany muster ground on Friday the 24th day
of July next, for Major of I'd Battalion. ad Regf.
mentS. @. NJ. AN election will also be held on
that day for LIST and 2d Lieutcnants aud Ensign
of your Company. The Artillery will also as
semble on that day for drill, instead of your reg
ulnr muster day. BY order of Col PairHea.
July 2, 1857 81 g
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HEAD QUARTERS,
FIRsr DIVISION, S. G.. NJ. |
Abbeville C. H., June 15, 1857.

Of(sof No. -
4 N ELECTION will be held at the various Re.
~ ginlental Muster Grounds in the fast Brigade
of Infantry. on Tuesday the 18th of ugust next
for Brgadiey General of the first Brigade of In
fantry, first Division, s. G. 81. to ill the vacancy
occasioned by the resignation of Brigadier Cen
crab w. HARRISON.
The COlones or officers in command ofthe sew
erel Regiments, nre charged with Che extension Of
this ordersan TO transmit to the Major General
the result Of said election at each poll in writing
BY order of Mai. Gen. M. Smith.
w l.. q I.HOUN, DiG Adj. Gen
june 2e,lS6T 40. I'd
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State of South Caroline.

- ficNEstS D'sTEat Eat[t--CIfhffOH ..3s7
lNlESEAS, WhrreD w. White hath appjiel
Ill le me for letters ofSc,lnlpistration Of, nh
and singular tho goods end chattels, rights and
credits, belonging 70 a r White, late Of the Dis
gpdcreditCrs Qf said deceased arc, therefore. a.
ic'tto appear beforame III tiio ofJibaFy,s GiIice
gon Monday tho 9th day Of Jttys s nstatt. 10 shcw
cause q any they van. wig sad lEttafs sioal,I
not beSgFanted. Given under my hand ana senI
OF o0ice, the lIlh dag of July. $50. fF
~ q "a ~ ~ w, j.. PARSONS ORR
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
STATEEOF SOUTH CAROLINA
PlCkENS DISTRICT.
a. Duke, ct. ux., ct. al. ~

PIcRENs DIsTRIcr.
A. Duke, e. ct uS, ct al Bill for Par.
JOS Donaldson, ct. ux., etaI uu0h' @c'
PURSUANT to an order made by the
L Courtof Equity, ,inthis case, will sell at
Pickens Court House, to the highest bidder,
ON Saleday in August next, The Tract of
Land described in the pleadings, as the
Real Estate of Ransom Cannon, deceased,
namely
THE TRACT OF LAND situate, living
and being in Pickens district, on both sides
OF Wolf Creek, containing Three Hundred
Acres more or less, and adjoiniog lands Of
William Gilstrap, Mary Haynes, Reese
Bowen and others.
TERMS OF SALE.--On credit of one
and two years with interest, the purchaser
toenter into bond to the Commissioner with
at least two good sureties to secure the pay
ment of the purchase money, aud pay the
costs in cash and also extra fortitles
e ROB'T. A. THOMPSON, c.E.p.p.
Com'rs office. July 8, 1857
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EScIigiONs Notice

DEY. JOHN OWENS will preach at Mountain
III Grove on the 25th, 26th and 27th ,JuIy. ON
the 9Sth and goth at new church near CLASSY
Mountain; on the 30th and LIST, and lst and Cd
August at Enon; on the Sd at Sccona; on the eth
ut Liberty; on the 7th Stb, 9th and 10th at Pts
gah; on the l2th 13th llth, 18th and 10Th at Six
anu lwcn'y. fully g.
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THos. DoDGEGs tolls be fore mo ono stray
Steer,supposed to DO threc years ol.I has rcd
skesi white back and kelly, with white face !;
marked With cfopi OF the left year aud swallow
fork and udnhder'bit tintlic right-apppaised at Sfi.
Which sdisl stees may bc foopd atffhos Doegens,
JoeNssee Vailny---the owner to prove properly,
puy expenses md take hin, away sts
hprit8, 1851 oHNsKNox, Mrn
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State or south Carolina.

fICKENs DlsTRfoT--iN THg C0rnT OF COMMON pLgas
D'ekso" M. Lampki" Fa,eign attachment
Thomos w Cbostoin. w. J. CAN'T.
iVHEREAS, the plaiutiffdd on the 4tb ,lov
v, of March, 1851, file his declaration against
the defendant who las it is shitl) IS absent from
and without the limits oftlis State. and have moi
thcr wife nor attorney known within fhe sano
apon whom a copy Of the said dtclaration might
be served: Ii is ordered, therefore that the said
defendant do appear nhhplcad tntl,e said decla.
ration an OF before the l5tlttay Of March 1853;
otherwise final and absolute Judgment viii thon
be given and awarded against him.
March II; 1857 u. f. HAG0OD, Ger
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NdpTEdE

hereby given that application viii be made
to the Legislature, at itsncxt session, to change
tho public road, leaving the main road near Mrs.
julia Browns old place, running by Samuel
road at or near the branch beyond said saw mill
July Q, 1857 So an
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State OF South Carolina.
IN EoUlTY--PICKENS.
Mary Ann Couch

Mary Ann Couch
VS. Bill for Partition.
Robert Couch and others
appearing to my satisfaction that the heirs Mt
1 law oil Eiicnder Baker. to wit John Baker,
the heirs at law of Mary Ann Williams -
Forester and wife Elizabeth, William Baker. In.
cinla Baker, Robert Baker, Richard Baker. Crow.
ford Baker and Lewellen Baker defendants to-
this bill OF complaint reside without the limits Of
TINS state; on motion Of Harrison. complainant's
solicitor It is ordered that the said absent defend
ahts 90 plead answer or demul to the said bill of
complaint, within three months from the nnb.
lleation hereof or the said bill will br taken Dyo
confcsSo as tn them.
RoBT. A. THOMPSON, c.E.r.p.
Com'rs Office, Nav ., 1857 am
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Public Notice.

TNF0RsiATloN.is wanted of-JAs. MOORE
~ to5whofn q Forty acre Land Warrant was IL.
sued under the act ofl185O. He can hear Of
iscmethirg To- bis advantage by applying prompt.
lyiat ths CoVRiEa Oiiicc. ~
.July.0 - g. - ts n 49,
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j. D. sMITR, & co.
PEN DTlETdp y q,

FEE N I'D Il ET % N S. e.,
III AVE just opened, under the Farmers Hall,
II complete and tasty stock OF
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
READY MADE CLOTHING,
Hats, Caps, Boots. Shoes and Mems Furnisbing
Goods generally.
Particular attention is given to Ladies DRESS
GOODS, and their stock of Muslins. Barcges. Tis
sues, Embroidered Collars, Bonnets Ribbons
Flouncings and Fancy Goods, cannot well be sur.
pa ed' Watches, Jewelry, Toilet Soaps, Per.
gether with general assortment of articles, too
numerous to mention.
From the fact that one of our partners (the
purchaser) resides in New York, we are enabled
to buy Goods to great advantage. and we are also
determined to sell Mt Low PRLCkS FOR
CASH. Call and examine our stock and mo
convinced OF the quality and price of our Goods.
June o. 1857 Is tf
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C. II. ISsERTEL.
ISSERTEL & NORMAN,

IssERTEL & NORMAN,
WalhalIa, s. g.
TNHE subscribers beg leave to inform their
1 friends and the public generally, that
they are now receiving large and elegant
assortment of seasonabe
Dry Goods,
Consisting of the usual variety, which are
of the latest styles and most beautiful pat
terms. Together with fresh supply of
GROCERIES,
Purchased on the best terms in the New
York, Baltimore and Charleston markets,
and will be sold on the best terms for cash
onIy Try them.
JcWclry, &c.
They also have on hand a very valuable
Stock of Jewelry, including splendid Gold
and Silver Watches, and Fancy Articles.
Drugs, Medicines, &c.
Their Stock in this department is heavy,
and the assortment general, and, os great
care was had in purchasing, the purchaser
may rest assured of getting pure article.
Their Stock embraces quite d vatie.Y os
other articles, which can only be apprecia.
ted by being seen. Call early and buy
bargains JssERTEL & NORMAN.
Walhalla. May 25, 1851 46 If
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FRESH SupPLIEs.
Temperance Notice.

THE Pickens Total Abstinence Society will
L meet in the Court House on Wednesday the
10 tn instant Some remarks may be expected
on the occasion. The public are invited to attend
mt half past 10 o'clock, A. NJ
l.. n, ROBINS, President.
Jos. J. NoRroN. Sec'y. rJu,y s
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!
A. HHickesns a, Nm


AZ Pickesas a.. IA.
ITuE subscribers are now receiving and
opening large and CAREFUL, selected
stock of new and elegant
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
Consisting, in part, Of Silks, Muslns, Cal
leo, Ginghams, Trimmings, etc.
Bonnets, Ribbons, Laces and Thread:
Cassi'neres, Drap d'Ete, Linens, vestines;
Ready EEade Clothing.
Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes, Caters.
And the usuaIvariety in the DRY GOODS
line
Also, Hardware, Crockery and Cutlery.
.SEGAES and Tobacco of the best quality.
Groceries,
AS cheap as can be bought anywhere in
the up-country.
Our Stock is very full ono, and has
been carefully laid in by ono of the firm.
We can, therefore, recommend highly eve.
ry article we have on hand, and will sell
on the most reasonable terms. We respect
fully solicit the continued patronage OF our
friends and the public.
As heretofore, we will exchange Goods
Tor the usual articles of Barter.
l.. ~ E. E. ALEXANDER.
May u, 1857 A IF
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T'HE next Regular Communication Of Pen,lle.
l ton Lodge, No, 81, A.. r.. NJ, will bchcld i'm
the Lodge Room on Wednesday Aug. 9Th. at I
O'clock, I'm. BY order of W u. JoNrs. W. NJ.
July b. e. SEABORN. Secy
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II. FAJEN,
MERCHANT TAILOR

IL. FAJEN,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
AS removed from his old stand in the Town
III of WALRdLL.i to his new Shop opposite
issertel d Norman's, where he is prepared to ac-
commodate his friends and the public, with any
thing in bis line, at tue shortest notice and on the
most reasonable terms.
He is just receiving a large and very superior
Stock of Cloths, CassinlereS, fancy and
plmn; Linens, agrcat variety Vvsiings, of al,
patterns, and great variety of other articles 4.
Ready Made Clothing,
a general assortment from the very best and
most fashionable makers
lie returns his thanks for past liberal patron
age, and pledges satisfaction to purchasers at his
store. Give me trial at my new stand
Walhalln, May 20, 1857 46
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SPRING q SUMMER GOODS,
GROCERIES,. &c.

- - - AI'So SSSs
lTllE undersigned has just returned from
l. Charleston with a largo and well selec
ted Stock of new and elegant
Spring and Summer Goods,
Consisting partly of Calicoes, Ginghams,
Mushns, &c;
Bonnets, Trimmings, Ribbons, and Laces
Cloths, Cassimeres, Drap d'Etc, Linens and
Nestings;
Gloves, Hats E Caps, Boots & Shoes;
Saddles, Brides and Martingales;
Together with many other articles in the
Dry Goods line.
ALSo, Segars and Tobacco the very
best quality.
Groceries:
A large and fresh lot for sale very low.
My friends and the public are requested
to examine my stock for themselves, as I
charge nothing for showing Goods; and [
am also determined to sell as low as the
lowest. Try me.
will exchange Goods for Beeswax, Tai
low, Feathers, Hides, &c, &C., as we'll as
sell ON the most reasonable terms.
j. N. LAWRENCE.
Pickens c. H., March II, 1857 80