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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-05-26

y-E~ 10 practice his Profession IN .I.Iijs branch
u.G-e Grst tun- below Ausicy Ir-,Gefs store.
a,r "a tns brtek bpiidiHg southwest e the brick
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-05-26
THE ISLAND PRINCESS.
A ROMANCE OF THa OLDAND NEW WORLD

By EMMA D. E. X. soUTHHogrE
author OF The Lost Heress" The Deserted Wif. -
lhs Missing Bride" ReIribution," etc.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-05-26

NIRS. LAURA OTIS.

II 1l.H rrSpg folly ttGer LIs Professional .crvice
u ..ta- citizens II Miuc.A Point, and ti,iLi:y.
~ .ao,..g he United Statc. Iot-,. 81
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j. III. GI.tRI .

--rRyEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, Miner
4' Uucr Ia Miiton's SJour Block. 81
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'THltNER. and Dealer in Millinery Goods, Lat.ies
\ ~ Trimmings, Fancy foods, Sc., next COO TO
yS-s ~ :, .o.r iii. a-sr., Niiicg.tl Point. FL
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-05-26

.'ntAr attention paid 10 collections and proceeds
Is -ein5sted carre8t sjes Of vNcASuSo, without
re- charge
Purchase Notes, Dsafts Certificates Of Deposit, anu
A-- sell cold and Silver Coin
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-05-26

gy Be mild towards those who arc
hy dependent be not arrogant.
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AGENCY.

-E-EtE. LANn AGENT, opposite ,ae L : Hotel.
tl"-st. Mineral Point 81
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G. G. ANASHBURN X co,
3 a ~ * il E =

as irs0a direct on the principal cities Of the L s
...' n Eychzn-, the chief towns cf
''tat Britain, France. Holland, Germany and
-witzc rIaud.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-05-26
COBB * aIE>SJIoEE,
FARLEY EATON.

--1r,SE.Yr5 IT LAW, Mineral r,iat, Wis. OfH,,
- ANIL : x Flzu-I- storc. 2-l
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GEO. ID. WILDER, ii. -,

,-IcE AaJ .ysiIsslcc n Arena, Iowa Co, Wisconsin
! 52-ly
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D.. Benz. l.. BRISBANE,

tevgRkL Dealer in Dry Goods, Groceries, Provisions
I 1,-.-l-e Sc yellow stone, Wis, Nov. Il, ls56 !,
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RATES or ADVERTISING:
profcsslOnal aa6 Business Cares.
JOHN IL. VI ESTDN
JOHN H0LLING~iiE FAD

.-tRY PUBLIC, CONyEYANCER & GENERAL
\ ,.ENT Linden, lows county, Wisconsin l0tf
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PANTS. OILS AND vARNISHES.-
L S2'S bite Zinc, white Lead lryA IN oil
9T'Tn Zinc, Red Lead,
Ira Sienna. Sugar Of Lead.
Naae elbow, extra No Paris Green.
Ireen, Z" - Prusslan Blue,
e.. 49Itattlon, Ultramarine do.
-. a told Bronze, Silver Leaf, Dutch Metal. Lin
~, 81 sperm Oil, Netsfoot Oil Elephant Oil, Whale
T,-s5L 81. Olive Oil, Castor Oil Salad Oil, Coach
'91' 0Tni;Rre do, CoPal do. Dsmar do Japan do,
3Stf EINIAN'S.
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MARK CGR}tfS,
BE NJ. G.. SCOTT

-5-,RY PUBLIC and Coaveyaucor. Ofice IN Ia
\ .,lnty buildings, Mineral Point. lows Co, Wis.
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d P...r rEo.-tloth, Hat, shaving Hair. Tooth. Nail
s,lr rom ooe0o to ;. Yarnish, do in Tin. Camel
s-o5s:A' 'thS, Dusting. whitewssh Horse Shoe Stove
IS eamei Hair Pencils at [53if. vIyIAN'S.
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%. W. CaEsLEN. VI. 4

.rFrf:I IL BOOKS. STATIONERY K WALL TAPE
J III, opposite the L. :. Hotel, Mineral Point
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| hs-.a pr >.r1 ths best sssortu,ent of ore and
s.reh iSs"s ever oTersd in.this plsoc.
GEO. u. COSP
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1857-03-26

What thing Is anggi and the DOM
motion Of the soulI IL anything IN
terposes itself between me and the OBJ
Jects Of my pursuits, what is incum-
bent On me is that / should put forth
my powers and remove it, How shall
/ do this2 By the exercise Of my
understanding. To the employment
Of this power q cool and exact Obser-
Tatiorl IS unnecessary; hut the moment
/ am the slave of passion my power is
lost. / am turned into q beast, OF
rather into a drurrkard. ] can neither
pressrremy footing, nor watehIny foot
ing, nor watehmy advantage, nor strike
an efectual blow. Did yOu never see
a passionate and temperate man
pitching against each otharg How
ike a fool did the former appear =
How did his adversary turn and wind
him as he pleased, Ike some God con-
trolling an inferior natlres 1t is By
this single implement, his reason, that
man tames the lions Of the desert, and
shuts up the hyena within iron bars
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1857-03-26
BEAUTY WIEN BROuGHT zOME TO HENS
BUsfEEss.

To FIJI our minds, We requiris the
ideal over and above the actual and
the mere fact that a certain thing is
the actual business OF life, divests it at
once of the beauty and sublimity after
which we long. Poetry IS purely spirit
ual, and the moment We blend with it
any mercantile associations its essence
is gone: I do not believe that any
poet writes with the same pure and free
inspiration as at first, from the hour
when he begins to sell his works ]
believe that a painter nr sculptor viii
work more aeyotedly upon piece for
which he has no particular amount of
payment iH'YieE. When the creations
Of an artist become task work; when
tradssmen's bills become mixed up with
gorgeous day-dreams Of fame ard IN
teIleetual power, c- therapturUus con
ceptiUns Of ideal lieagty, so much of
the ethereal spirit is Exed down and
nailed upon the earth, to writhe and
vex itself there like lForm.- Organ s
q Out Ia the World
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1857-03-26

FRAILTT-An men have their faiI-
ties. @As / grow older" said Goethe,
Il become more 1enient to the sins Of
fraiI humanity Theiman who loudly
den0unces, I ALWAYS suspect. HeknOFs
too much of crime TO CIenOunee q fel-
low-creature unheartI; a knowledge
that can only be obtained by criminal
ity itself. The hypocrite always strives
to divert attention from his own wick
edness, by denouncing unsparingl that
Of others He thinks he shall seem
sgood in exact ratio as lie makes others
seem bad"
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1857-03-26

ISosE F5a fREzs.-1Ks love trses.
They seem like things Of life- They
stand ike sentInels while we sleep,
and whisper to Us through the day
It seems as though they we're our
kindred, and We hold converse With
them as We watch theirs sFaying
branches through the. long summer
DAYS.
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1857-03-26

LU5kR ISFlUzCE-Duhaalel cut a
great many trees IN an ages Of the
moon, but under other cifslIrnstances
precisely similar, but IN al expert
ments, discovered no difference m tia
timber. Chauvalon. 1t 1TaFtirs,,re
tried accurate exDerinsents| tI-i ssFnsrv
kinds Of vegetables ii the sac W..
planted at diferens times IN tAsI Euflss
months. but discorered no sti5-s..i.tlk
difference.
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1857-03-26

II hrs been -FissrFed 81 rzeilicaI
Writer'S, fElat the sg6abssEE excess IN sFhich
We nay frssulge, By eating and drink
ing a little Zoe much at eVery day 5
dinner, and every right supper, more
effectuaIly undermines the health thar
fhnse mere Faiis exeezses by which
others nov and theil break II upon 4
life Of general ssEietyHz Hzpnak
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1857-03-26

trials, have given the following as the
comparative difference betWeeil the
articles mentioned and good har.-
WehaEe published these results before,
but we put them IN tabnlar fbrzsi 50
as to give the reader an easier mode
Of comparing them:
100 pounds Of hay are equal 10
275 pounds Of Green Indiznt tserr,
Az pounds Of rye straw,
164 pounds Of oat straw,
153 pounds Of pea Straw,
30 pounds Of raw potatoes.
S39 pounds Of mangal EurtEsl,
504 pounds turnips,
81 pounds rye,
As pounds wheat,
SO pounds oats,
As pounds peas or beans;
81 pounds buckEheat.
81 pounds Indian corn,
S. pounds ac0rns,
los pounds wheat bran,
log pounds rye bran.
16T pounds wheat, pea and oaiiehaiFr;
179 pounds rye and barley.
From this ebrd,s ere riisT. ii win
be easy to calculate the fodder laIae
OF any Of ths above articles wliisli you
may raise. For instance, If volt have
504lbs. Of turnips, they VII giTe as
much r1tritiOR to y0ur cattle rs 100
lbs Of gt5od hay, or in other lrtIr q. il
will take obs Of turnipa to he equal
to 1 Ib. Of hav.
An OK, IS said. requires 2 Der ,en.s-
Of hay per day, If he does not ySorE,
aud y per cent. dhe Torks. SuRpose
therefore, yOt have an Ok that weighs
800 lbs-; he VII reauire 80 he. Of
hay per day If he does nit work. Bat
you wish to feed him IN part turuiUs.
IF you give him IS IbsI. Of kay hisE
many pounds Of turnips iIrust v5ui rive
him to make up the s.IppIv. Ans
Is his, which, at so lbs- to the blIshel.
win be Eve pecks-
Again, according to thetatle, aIittls
more th@1i half q pound Of Indian esrr
Is equaltO 3 pound Of hay. III there
fore, you give the cxbut15 lbs. OF hav.
how much Indian corn niust he have tC
supply the IS Ibs.l Ansa A ita,sO-er
g lbs. Allowing corn to weigh Sd
lbs. per bushel, It VII take fFs iinart.
and a third.
/ Allowing the estimates IN TIE. tabI.
TO De correct, they viii bea cDnvsnieni
guide to the farmers IN feeding .atsIc
&c, on other articles, IN order ID sa7C
their hay.
A mich c0Wis said Cd reaniFe B Be-
csaf. Of her weight per flay. A sheeJ
fuH grown, 9 per ceut.---lEEis. Fer
msT.
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1857-03-26

RoOsr1xs LADDrEs.--1bs.iessrsost
IN a poultry house, Is thelad lase.i
Make q ladder three fiief vide. aid Of
convenient lenssth, to slope 70 au zzls
Of f0rEv-fvs dsarees, tthat Is t..he fS5t
Of the ladder resting As farIlion
wall, if the ladder rests azzisls
OF partition, as The tsp Is abbrs the
floor. The rounds sh5uld 5ts isn0 feet
apart, that the fowls above. nav not
foul those beneath. Clctsrsrsal reos.s
are better than rygnd 1zss.
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1857-03-26

Intelligent conversation Is the great
charm Of man, the finest solace of IN
felIectuaI lab0Ts. and the simplest ret
most effectgal and delightful mode Of
at once resting and iinEigorating the
mind, whether wearieii bE study or de-
pressed b. struggles with fortune
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1857-03-26

Hannissage, MARCIA 1857.


lisa great obiess. to the farmers Of
Maine to raise 3 supply Of the best
sind Of fodder for their stock during
the winter Hay, VIE al know, IS the
great dapendance, the staple material
h1E this purpose; but there are many
other crops which can Be raised to ad-
vantage aIaUalg ms, and which are very
ysslua8le for furnishing food to stock,
ard tasreky saving lar.
In oEler 10 asserHEin the real vaIue
= t.ssss crops tag TIE purpose above
iIa1nsil + VII Be Illlsesszry to compare
the nutxitiEe properties ef che several
srtieles With E00a lEnv. As II stsn1lsrts.
kizparlmanfs, and close and careful
isanlrarison 'sf he results az many
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1857-03-26

PRODTT or Az ACREs--4A c1t7ez-
p0ndenf Of the Esa FlagEgs3I Fir77nsy.
writing froa pEainfsId. 1fIiis- SAYS
that he has fsised On his fHrir. ffsrtv
bushels Of e06d sound corn, .tae In
dred and ffsy bushels Of p5sitoss zen.
large cartIoa1s q p7iEpkilIs. E'tesp
bushels Of carrots, fvcntv IRsllefs q
ssurniPss three hushslsOf oni5ils, fsEty
eabbage heads, one lIushel az besrs.
attar using AZ he needed Tor liisfaBilyss
= lot Of peas. and fsteen ialshsIs sf
sugar tests-aI On one acl.s, IN one
year.
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1857-03-26

POTLTRY.-Needs warm alG ccTr-
fOrtable quarters these cold nights, snd
you viii hnd that there WI be aNTing
Of corn, or a propOrI0nate increase
of fat if they, ehickens, tuiikeTs and
all, are made to come Of the apple
trees and rOOst IN the poultry house
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1857-03-26

Let those Who EpaIiI affect singular
fsv With success, first determine to be
very virtuous and they VIII tie very
singular.-(sFOn-
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1857-03-26

CHURSEs.-In churrIing blItltr. II
SNAIL grauules Of butter appear which
do not gather : throw m lEnp Of
butter, and It VII form a nuasbsuss and
the butteF win come Ffu
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avs on ADVERTISNG.

- + sfv1u-e vii be required for al sdTertise-
-. sv-cut where astusi rsspouslbItIty IS Known
Ten psr cent fer each Change PC aaasa 10 Sne
Sta.5ip- Busiaess Curdz of I've lines q less, for
ere. yer, S5-0e-
Vc alvgrsissneuts VII be eousI1sred by the year.
uulsss suecised 0n Ire HlSausErIpts or FrsTlo1ziy
.--.ed uoon between the paz1lcs-
7s5vr--i.e,eras not urErked On thec8ry fer spee-
fgl uuubsr of iusertiGns VIA be eontIE1eo UnE e.
'ds-sd cut. and charEed 1scGrdIrgty.
Az airertssmsuts from Strangers OF trz1sls1t pr
sons. - be pad IN adFunce-
ThsurfvileEe Of yearly adTertse-s VII be eonhned
r-ii7 % theIr sWu business ana Al adTsfsisenlenIs
,u5t ucrtafziu- thereto. q Be paid Tor extra.
AT IaadeG advertisements argscd d8ubls the aosEe
rates.
. Advertisements On the inside exclusively WIN be
chzrgsd sxzEa-
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1857-03-26

Speaking much is = sign OF Tanity !;
for r'he that IS lavish IN word, is aIliggard
in aeeds.-Siir EFalter Raslegh.
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A. :. P0RFLETQS. WI X EEEESl
POPPLETON 4 BTERS,
AT Law.
And General Land Agents,
OMAHA, NEBRASKA.

Land Warrants souglt and Sold
LAND ENTERED ON TIME
CPECIAI attention ziivsu 4, rsf.rtfo,. .u,z !.
Dry of Lands for ssftIers a7,.l sfI
choice locations II 2
Land Claims Town Lots and all Kinds AZ Pal r.
tate, b01ght and sod ard fu7-estyug,- r,,s - Si
tant Dealers + 1-7T
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!>HE Subscribers have jus. received their Stock
\ OF Medicines. Books und Fancy articles,
ana are prepared 10 sell nt short profts.
.,,, we are Agents for the suie of a series of
STANDARD WORKS, now in the course Of
publication, ny the Appletons of New York
Among these are included
The Debates in Congress from 1889 to 1856.
i,entons Thirty years View.
Morses General Atlas Of the World. from m,
latest authorities, To 1856.
Cye"pedia Of American EIoquence, with Por.
The New American Cycopcdia.
by VIM. l.. Burton. 's"
Specimen Copies Of the above works may l,o
seen at our Store. together with many other new
and elegant Rocks -'"
, We are also ngents for the sale of Gfoyer's &
bakers SEWING MACHINE, acknowledged
70 be The best now in Use, and Tie least liable To
get out of order This Mncl,ne will be warran.
ted and sold here at New York rriccs. pr;c.
varying from 500 to 1925.
Sept. II. 1857 Fl #
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GOODS no sun. THE.TLMES.

LACK and Fancy Silks, French MusIins,
French Mirinos, (evrry COLOR Solid and
Fancy gshsins, Hlscy's Striped esnaburrs
Hlei & Bros Hpmsspuns, Miss Georgia. and
(essty PriceD froasst; 2s ,io,ss 90 per pail:
BOuhetss Eats and Had add Hoods, DC.
~ Clothing from Heasssskt t}aercoal to smailes,
sSasks Vests and Pants fsomtO cts to q 10 each.
y would just .say ;ytl,a. ,ds the "indefatieabIe
clothing g mar hus: retired from business Il can
.ps46 wso'sAlssat proffitts g. Iz.
ys Ihaye. tsIso, the, dyeneSs for Dixon,s Spiral
Meat Cutters and Sadsage Suffers, q few OF
siWbicltI have now on latd. ;...ll
8 ssithrdvare. CroekerY, Tn, and Wood ware al.
Ways on hand. = Cab sndsee me nj kownds ssviIe,
s.scs SIC, :, g, - :. = IN. BARNES.
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State of South Carolina,

u. 1'clII"Iy -NICHOIs,
vs. Bill for Pm fitiOu of
Thomas a.. Nichols, ct III. Land
n DURSU ANT to the Order Of Court, will
IL sell, nt public cutlery. at Abbcvllr Court
House, OIL Sale Day in December next, (T) The fol.
lowing tracts of land Of the Real Estate Of rhos.
Nichols deceased, viz:
Tract No. ., the Blackcnbury and Reynolds
Tract, and Tract No. 3, lying east of the Green
vile sS Columbia Railroad. The said tracts to
be surveyed and the sale made in accordance
with the Pla,s thereof to be exhibited on the
day ct sale. Said lands ARE bonded ny lands of
Marian Iurrant, n. McCants, s. B. Brooks, ct al
Tcrms.-A credit Of one and two years. with
interest from day OF sale-purchasers to give
Bond with tw" good surelies, pay the costs III
cash, and pay f,r papers.
W. II. PARKER, c.E.Dp.
Commissioners Office,
Nov. 3, 1857. % ids
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HE MARSHALL HOUSE
FRENCH @E1;S ;ES,mslbaroideries. q ]! 2. [.

AS received by the lust steamer from New
York, fun supply Of Ladies' French
h;s% E%Sto,dsIes sS, Of the latest Paris styles among
lars and Underslcevcs, in setts. Of new and eia-
giant Embroderiug; Ladies' Embroidered Hand.
kerclliefs Of nev and beautiful patterns: Ladies'
t:m6roidered Collars. Of elegant styles; ladies',
Embroidered Cambria Collur., of beautiful s,yes
and some at very low prices; Ladies Dnb,oider.
eo caps, ahd i"iants' Embroidered Frock Waists :;
Ladies' French Lawn Handk TX crcl,iefs and D;,n;,, =,
Bands N'''y
Augdsta, Sepr. II, 1851. 81 r
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POOR HOUSE ELECTION.

T>HE Commissioners Of the Poor for Abbe-
Il willie, will elect Superintcndet, and Ply
sician- 10 the Poor House, for the year 1858, on
Saturday, tie 2Sth inst.
The Superintendent will have clurge of the
inmates of the Poor House, and act rs Oversecr
'of the furm. lie will bc supplied with provisions
Nor himself and family (if'he has one) by the
Commissioners.
The Physician must supply his own medicines,
and attend to the inmates when called on.
Proposals Will be received by the Secretary
and Treasurer. up to that day. The applicant
for the place Of Superintendent will state the
number Of his family, and give some ideu OF the
services they can perform, &c, dc
W. - JOHN A. NWIER, See and Trcns'r.
q Nov. 19, 1857. 80 ct
s NSH. prcaa- ,.oNy -
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Alarm Locks.

FINHE undersigned would state that he is the
Il sole Agent Of this State for the sale of
Browns Patent Alarm Lock.
Thisis an ingenious inyentiop. !tos be placed on
DOORS AND MoNEY-DRAwERs,
aud SO arranged that any attempt to open it by
. thief or robber win cause it to- give af, alarm
loud enough to wake the sonndest sleeper
store of W. G. Moore az Abbbeyiiie q. II. '"'
Apply to the undersigned at Greenwood, Alb.
beyille, s. G. NJ 7.s<s.. p. g
.:S IS :, :jss ~ r. C.3icREWs.
$oAe l6 1857 80 as - II
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ELErTfoN NOTICE.

IN 9URSUANT to the direction Of the net of
the General. Assembly, /. as chairman of
2 tie GsneIsi Board Of Managers for AbbeviIle
= sDisttjct do hereby give notice that an Election
for. Ordinary for Abbevilie District will be held
{, On heoaday the fourteentlr day Of December next
sst sths Usual places of Election throughout the
.sssi6S Gsssfoi to fill tho vacancy remanins from
ths Elton for aaid officer having been declared
voidt ghe, Board Of Managers on account of The
vote hsaSg . lie between the two highest Candi-
S1ssa
Ehis fith day.of Nov, 1857.
J. A. HUNTER, CHARM.
I1--67 29 tde.
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OHrNA IND GLASS WARE
r. q. lgfCHoI:sS

- q = - = . 49,,
sCo11a17aB4n,a.S.. -, 80 !:
.Nesf Door To- o,smcf 6 iaf ID DIX,
OFFERS asp}sndfd Stock smbraacsiirr;1 III yk ssd
~ best shapes Of TRENCH esTIINA9 3hpsIi6f
:GhANTgE 5fgll " s,and 80 p sahd Meliidsa Gisss
{ ,eS:S.ai g Tea Trays 50 = e .is,s
steak DisI,ss; Chafi9g
Dishes. Dish Coyen, La6ipso3 80 sss ].
Every kiud-fnelvoyy. and Pearl 4 - 81. !.
Handle, Table Cutlery-D Plated -
Forks, Spoons, Castors and Cake Baskets, !
Coffee Urns aud Biggins. together with aysssas
variety Of Housekeeping articles of desirs6le
kinda So -
Rich China VASES, TEA SETS, Noticed
CUPS and SAUCERS, COL0ESE BOTTLES,
and JEW Eli STANDS, Of now and most beau.
tiful styles, never before in the market.
II. C. NICHOLS,
China Depot, Commercial Bank Building.
Oct.'29, 1851 ~ 81 "a st.
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Removal.

sc Removal.
THE Subscriber has removed from his old
l. stand to Euiight& Starr's Gin Factory, and
returns his thanks for past fnvofs, and solicits a
share Of public patronage in his line of business.
lie will make Panel Doors. Sasli, Blinds,
Wnrdrobes Tables, Desks, Door and Window
Frames, &c, &c.
n. Bile will also make Coffins of the finest
style and insh.-
For reference, apply to any gentleman in the
town of AbbeviIle.
G.Ci BOWERS.
April I; is5F 40 ly
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COLUMBIA FOUNDERY
And Mochino shop
JOHN ALEXANDER E. m

AKE pleasure to inform their friends aud
:, = The public, that theytsiI continue to occupy
tue premises formerly used by Geo W. Wright.
or tue purpose of getting up Machinery Of uli
M INSCRIPTIONS as reasonable and equal to any
Nor'h or south. Iron aud Brass Castings to
order' on the slurtcst notice and reasonable
terms
Snwtlust Burners and CHM Gearinr Of ,lf;r-
ent sizes, always OIL l,nn,.
JOHN ALEXANDER.
ROBERT MDOUGAiL.
HENRY ALEXANDER.
Sept ., 1851 20 sn,
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Hair. Wreaths.

.M RS F. F; CREWS would respectfully ififbtm
~ the Ladies Of of'Abbevils village; and 81 the
Diaee Generally. that shes has Mtdriyd IL hi,
xlltgG and would be pleasadbto TO festfrne her iot.
NOR Occupation Of making HAIR WREATHs,
for any who may,desire them. This is .a:r,ost
beautiful modS of preserving the Hair, aad 81
Psrpetuating ahe memory Of deceased Or abssiii
friends. The -WltEAT'HS can be made to nuv
slze, s, and composed Of the hair of as many dii:
fefent persons az desired ~. -.
e. Any ,SHe desiring lie above work can Hnd Mrs.
bbeSitle. 0et. q, 1857 ,eSs sn
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fNoFTCEi

j LII Persons indebted 10 the Drug Store in
n Cokesbury. either in favor of the old or
new firm are notified that they must puy up.
DR.. I. p. Gary may be found at the Drug
Store at all timos, ready for settlement.
All sums under twenty dollars not paid by the
first of of'November, will be placed in the hands Of
5. r. Graydon, Magistrate, for immediate coIlec-
tion.
All sums over twenty if unpaid by the lst of
January will be placed in the hands Of a lawyer
at Abbevie.
- GARY l. JONES.
Cokesbnry, S. c., Oct. ], 1857.
Oct l-57 % tfi
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SpIended Carnets.
WILLIAM SHEAR

WILI.IAM SHEAR
Has just received from New York, Enellsf,
* Velvet and Brussels Carpets. Of ricl, aud
elegant styles Also, Three Ply and Ingram Car.
pets, Of new and beautiful paiterns. 10 which. ha
respectfully invites the attention Of the public.
Sept. ~, 1887. u tr