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GREAT EXCITE MErTl
AND
n Q III u nm b u z !.

GREAT EXCITE N EMIT!
N o Ill u nm b u e.
New store, New Goods, ana
REDUCED PRICES,
'ItHEsua4srioer AS tikca The Nes Brick Store
L north side Of Msin-st.. between Third and
Fourth, heokuk Iowa, where be Is now receiving
and offering large and Well selected stock of
NEW GOODS, ali bought for cash within the last
thirty days, ia the Nav York, Baston and Phila-
dephiA IN arkets. and need only say that
oar stock IL Large and rail-,
And customer here fad almost any article
wanted ,taatis fAshio aable and cheap. Having
come TO the rsrcluson that "a bird ia the hand "a
worth two IN the bush,' be has ado ptel the ready
pay system, consequently the
Prices OF q oods Must Come Down
Tho ready pay system will he efectually demon.
strated A. tas counter a. every article shall be
sodas the very lowest posi- bile advance from hrst
cost, thereby making difference of from ten to
fifteen per cent. FROM credit prices. Iae motto
will then be
CHEAP FOR CAsml
Small profits and quick retarns-and would re-
speetfuiiy invite the attention of buyers to the
richest and most elegant stock of
Silk and Fancy Goods
Probably ever exhibltedin any store west Of New
York, comprising . full and complete assert ment
Of silks aud veivets, Fleupced kobos ana Robes n
guile. Rich Printed Mousin de Lasns, Vale ncics,
poplins Saxon, Plaids, Plain and Printed Meri,
noes, Plain Mousiin de Liines, French Prints.
Toll De Cheveres, Robes de Voyage, Ducales,
Printed Flannels, Coburgs, Bombaxins, ShAwis,
Cioaks and Man,iiAs, Dress PRINCES, Velvet and
Tafeta Robes.
Especial attention is requested 10 the large stock
OF White Goods, Embroideries, Collars, Sleeves,
Hosiery and Gloves.
rADnEnvNnC ANn nH 1r nrIc
New Patterns of Tapestry, Brussels and ngrain,
super and super One, together with all the lower
grades. Also, Rings and Mats.
Nov and all are respectfully invited to give
US call. We charge nothing for showing goods
and no grnmblinz IL you don't buy.
xR-0ne Price and No Deviation .-UE
w ". PEkINE,
sep2a 'bT-d Main-st., between Sd and 4th.,
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The Banking house Of G. Parsons & Co.
assigned on Tuesday evening last. The as
signees are Judge Love, Vim. Leighton, aud
Mr.. Cone. The assets Of the house, We un-
derstand, exceed their liabilities by about
$200,000. ThA parties islt compelled " ,his
act by the impossibility Of making collec-
tions. They have done very large busiscss,
and, having given extensions to a large
amount, fnd it impossible to 90 on ut pres
ent.
A SHowEa or MAsNA.-Do not be incred-
ulous, reader, when We inform you that on
Monday last, 1t the foot Of Clear Lake, 10
this county, . shower OF sugar candy fell,
covering large tract Of country. Il COW
cred every thipg--lssves Ut trses, rocks, and
the earth's surface siiks. When discovered
by the inhabisssts the next morning, Oar,
OF It was Of the consistency Of syrup, and
the rest - perfectly crystalised a. the candy
OF the shops. it taste u precisely similar
to that Of un6Avorsd candy. Mr.. J. Hale,
tho Clear Lake expreesmsn, saw II while on
the ground, and collected box - samples
which he brought to u. There 10 no mis-
take about the matter, - tho public may
learn for themselves BY calling Il our Office.
The specimens before u arc generally irreg-
ulaSly orystalized, rounded at one end and
irregular in form Ut the other, ~ IL broken
Oh from the surface to which they adhered.
They are from one fourth to Eve. slghths Of
~ inch in length, some pure white and 9th
srs Of . delicate pink hue. Their general
appearance Is that Of very small stalsgmites,
such ~ We have often seen in caves. A sim
liar shower occurred 1t Salt Lake some tims
since. NaturslistS pretend TO sxplain such
phenomena by saying that such saccharine
showers are OF insect origin but their exp la-
nations seem even more improbable than thu
fact itself-the latter being wcil sttsstsd,
and the former . mere theory to excuse igno.
rance Of Natures woudrous working Ma.
pa kspub,
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FALL ARRANGEMENT

an and after fhursdsy. October ~, 1857, Pas
~ senger trains viii run daily, - follows
First irain leaves keosuk Packet Depot At 10
o'clock a. M !, arrive in Mon,rose 1915. Return
ing. leave Montsose 1850 "a. and arrive in
keoknk al l2;l5.
Second Paessi Train leaves ksokuk Packet Depot
nj s!aG o ti'ek r.. IN. Prscassg, arrives in Mon
trosN at io'l5; leaves Montrose at III y. IN. and
arrives "a Eeokuk at i;+2 p. IN. There viii he a
Psck,t ,.aily, without exception, making c csc
connections with this train at heokuk and Mon
trose. JNo. ADAlR MCDOWELL.
sep2sa Eng,neeran Superintendent.
j. Il. TKwKssuRr, Ticket Agent, keokuk.
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DENTAL CARO.

Dk. Il. J. POkRE desires TO in form this COMMIT u
- nifty that he has determined TO make keokut
his permanent residence, for the purpose u prac-
tioing DENTISTRY. His business eng agements
elsewhere such that il will not be possible for
him to locate until spring. He feels assured in
giving the guaranty that he will come prepared to
give entire satisfaction in the various branches Of
his profession 70 all who may favor him with their
patronage.
ksrEREscEs.--J. b. Howell, B. N. Webster,
Sanders, Lows City. [oct10d4wtfl
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CAUTION TO TRAvELERs.-Trsselers ut this sea :
son Of the year should always BE- careful to pro-
cure supply Of DR.. J. Hoststtsr's Stomach Bit
tiers, ~ it is now conceded by all who have tried
this invaluable medicine that nature can be as
sisted, and whom traveller Is subject 70 the va
rious changes Of water and diet, Is be is compelled
to be these Btters are the only reliable medicine
now in the market. that they what We repre-
sent We ca only refer to tho people generally, be
have tried them, and speak volumes in favor OF
this great regulator Of the stomach. For sale by
Druggists and Dealers generally.
HARRISON 1 GIBBONS, Agents,
noy4dAw Main-st., kst. 9th aud It'll.
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CDSlhstOck'S Coal

NVON NTVN y.
NNy haze new stove Of this kind, now Justont
w which is made expressly for coal ltit PLAIN
aud heavy, operates we'll, and comes low.
CuMsToCK BRO,
sur8-a n Main-st.
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VIM. w. BELKN AP,
AGENT FOR
.PHTNIx INST RANCEC0. OF II ARTFoRD,
CAPITAL 5000, 600.
tlHARTFoRD rIREfNSuRasCE coMPANF,
CAPITAL 100000.

CAPITAL $500, 900.
llHAR1FoRD rIREfNsuRascE coMPANr,
CAPITAL $500, 0oa.
sTARINs. co. OF o3DENsGURGn, NY,
capital 500, 900.
rIy above Co Al ranie insure all fnsurable pro-
i perty NJ fair rates. All information given,
and Policies promptly issued at the keokak Agency
In the Iron Front building, sseeoud-st, between
Main and johnson. tser.ldlm
kEOKyK MARINE INNCRANGL co
Capital, e2OO, 900.
f1NHl Company is prepared to do 4fin lasur-
] ance business. Cargo riskrtaken Atcustemary
rates and be hsaeiiiticssxtendedto or %
ul8r customers.
Lossc spromptly adjusted.
DIREcToRs:
A Brideman, a.E. Kilbourne,
L. II. Harrison, Geo. Is. Smyth.
John Tamplin, Al. peming,
y. r. Moody, III. ID. Woodward,
Il. hi ihourne, Jas. h. Coz.
= A Brakeman, President.
.B.SMYTH, vicePresidept.
Al. DEMING Treasurer.
WIZ .TuRxER, Secretary.
Office In sample 'sbuiding, SecondStreet.
ianSidAw
Aiso. a New supply NJ
esNrerfMoNS IF fh" RorteT Hi'laoffhs shs,e-
/ L muc;
Soctes Ambrosian9;
War Trail;
Neighbor lakewood
Hamboldt's Island IL Cuba
Harp Of Freedom;
Home Life, &c.
q Forsals the CITY BOOK STORE,
sep9a 81 Main.st.
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CM An. W.. Low ME,
Alto NEY AT l. A W


EOh .lOW A.
NXTILL practice in Lee and adjoining counties,
w and lii the Supreme Court VI the state.
Ofacs pyer fickien Lucas bank rhird-st.
jsu22-diy
CLAA X EsA LlTEAAhN DEPOT.
HAVING purchased the above wcltknown
Ii tablishment, We expect aud intend " sustain
the reputation Of the same for furnishing the
Latest A0A nNss Notable
NEWnFAPE11 AND REklODlCALs
vnon ALL PARTS % vns
UNITED STATES, AND FROM EUROPE;
And IL possible by diligence and enterprise to in.
crease its wsil-esrncd reputation.
We shalt also keep constantly On hand an assort-
msnt III MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, including all
the LATEST and most valuable PablicstionsS x1so,
good assortment Of
STATIONARY AND FANCY GOODS.
We expect TO merit, and respectfully solicit the
con tinuance Of the liberal patronage extended TO
our worthy predecessor, and shall do all in our
power 10 make our NEWS ROOM ono Of the indis-
psnsibie institutions Of kookuk.
We have also Circulating Library attached to
our Estabiishment, containing soAe Of the most
popular works Of the day.
ocl3O-i MCMILLAN ! CO.
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liilnols CeaI.

llll0oln Coal.
DARTIES can now be sapplied with that sape-
rior lliiois Coal delivered here last season, by
leaving their orders ct the Clothing Store Of
WHEELER, SHERWOOD 4 CO.,
oct3ld7w OIL johnson st., near Postotiee.
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ron Rent

0
HAWKINS of Cit K.okuk
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q . and SeeI de ana Sec what!
WHY PEHINE,S
SPLENDID STOCK OF

80 on0 00GI 49, 000 SUI ~
WHY PENNIES
SPLENDID STOCK OF
NEW FALL DRESS GOODSI
THE GREATEST VARIETY EVER OFFERED,
A ND selling 1t Prices that tell their own tale.
IA Rich Paris Embroidered Sets. Collars, Under
Sleeves, Bands and FlounciDgs, Edgings and In
sertings, and other nice goods, too numerous to
mention just received and going Of like hotcskes.
Call soon or you lose them. PEkINE'S
ssp3sd Cheap Cash htore.
PARLIAMENTARY ATIRACTlONs!
IN the way Of Carpets and Oil Cloths new pat
ltsrns Of Royal vslvsts, Tapestry Brussels, Ia
pestry Ingram. Three Phys, Snperss R.gs and
MAtI, at FkkINE'S
sep10d Chcsp Cash Store.
SAA WLS AND ClsOAKn.
GONE splendid Chinells 6hawls, Drochs, Long
- and Squar 6hawls, and all kinds VI Wool
Shawis, from the very best quality down the
latest styles Of Cloaks and MAntillas, cheap II
sep2yd pEKlNE'E.
A LII classes, big and little, old and young, rich
IA and poor, can cave from 10 to Is per cent. BY
making their purchases from tho immense variety
Of goods displayed 1t WV. PERINk's
sep3sd Cheap Cash Store.
TyNDLESS variety Of Window shades At the
T. sep2sd CHEAP CASH STORE.
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$4,000.

TN WATCHES, Jswslry, Clocks, DC, at prices
J. lower than ever before offered in this State for
Cash, At U.P. D0UBLEDAi 4 WILSON'S,
seE3ld seoopd-st-
PIANO FORTE ROK SALE.
A NEW Piano Forte, from tho celebsAted m anu
IA factory Of Hallt, Davis 4 Co., Boston, for
sale cheap for Cash, or will exchange for country
produce 81 any kind. KING 4 TAYLOR,
oct1M Cor Lovee aud MAin-st.
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the balance Of the property the block which
prvpsrty aforesaid OF Patterson down in
StYfpess Of Weok nh
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pleasant hts snd 90 p,ae ts tssk .o,Ace
nieh, and he bought pre- scd he had laugh wt he
@ What was the objection the sword You hair A.
1hss were mot exscty whas they wanted
regular strocg break they did NOT know exactly they had
nc es sn % 1oS %iAs up by ". .v.
Chrsma New Years the last night before New fesrs
eman Believe he WAS ma1 about snU my
wsa aboutb feet iIcAes but sousr and he ha sandy
What Was his complexion A. Somewhat Like mine Ora
q When he stood did he bend keep quite erec9
JUDGE Ssys ss.sh' r snS s s Ma ~
mai gu night have accompanied the female wk.sss whe
You say they did not buy cane, bu, wanted and
& ho a., ss oso che r S.n sgs..ss Very ssn
polite that did not take much notice of he iadY all
don't know cxscty; he looked ike an Amerora G =.
g ere you German A, Yes, sir
,o Sss - Sss s
r. he ear : cap OF or h.v an. I believe cap.
A. No, STR not that i recoieot. ''N' ''''s'-S'
MISS BANFORDE B.rURNs FROM TIRE ToMBs.
Mss Banforde who went down the city prison order
to s Rckel entered the amidst hreaAless
ence the mos, intense anxiety being plainly visible
the jury members Of the press
me few privileged individuals who were permitted 70 witness
Judge Capson addressed her thus-Have this
VIA. you say abou, him. A. cannot recognize him
You by that 10 SAY tina. you DO 10. remember him
d 9 e aoo %ne Sos n
MAT gentleman q his seausn'.nee bad told him that he One
+: :.rs Sss s.sS TSSsy :Ss,i md
stoss o. Friday ses%ons nshs taken before
Mr. Clinton appealed to the Coroner 70 have hs witness
Judge Capron-There might two such in one
lady fefe shall feel my duty to advise the Coroner 70 take
cosoGer~Genuemen, this will do; tbs court
% s sSa allow S oo this s: both
taking the same time, while the Coroner addressed them
Cooner-I will not have It, will not allow such pro
this man totally 1t authority only hesrsay.
Clin.on1You win not take any testimony but wha: is
CoronerI win not have ssch thing a. Thu. here Am
III: sye 10 and Ss.
siiIon. viii put any person in prison has attempts it,
VII 0 n ce ece yoS Know what . your
dutv interrupts ths inquisionb by conversation o.
Xner between the Coroner and his
he addressed The Cosrt as follows
Of The de.emioe.on hat have received 10
no. snSIa p
ihere together with important
q hs des Of .1vss he q
jury send her Tombs to be imprisoned there ns
"a few persons in the .ppauded this
The corccer .epr%aadea them sA{ins .1, ss.
Ss~I :pp.aSsa s s. psSe. %S.ss.s4 ss.. g:
e oencf q mosoS no" Au00'n ''u ''0'' i
MIS- Cunningham was removed from the house and
ved scs could no b seen but she appeared er
e q he's % s q e ss on
0usd. Of the house w.s great crS%a Who ns
gre" ses ne sre. '1 mpsg oc
ninth, OF the Fifteenth ward conducted her To the Tomss
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REMOVAL.

DExovED-L. PrTKIN h DIZZY, CouNsptJoss AT
~ Law nosss and comm'ss o. deeds for New v.rs
and all ne Sses ard Territories tetcep, rer Ie<ns baVs
removed to no ls rMssu street, frs as0r ons always
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OR.
LOST AND WON.
az MATaEw MAIZE, ESo-
ne ". exciting and Interesting stor

W.
THE LRDde8 or ROMANCE
The proprietor Of the Ledger Of Romance 10 couseAasN
bearing TIE remark that 70 please tho popular tese
tendency His opinion decidedly opposed 70 this sweaetae
believes 10 possible 10 write novels tales and
aboundtrE With the without
stepping the bounds Of modesty morality He Ia ass a
opinion that there plenty OF young and rising talent Ne
country, with American feeling American tastes capabss
q wrtnG Amer tales: who. Although their
are mot padeo before the public nevertheless d0sinA
To urpbb their fellow countr7nen with original aAd int o.
ing stories by far preferable French transauonss
hsfhedup English periodical le With which
pieseut deiuysd
Acting this opinion he proprieto Of tho
LEDGER OF ROMANCE
returns his thanks the public for the success
THE 0REAI HUM TALE" that appearing
LEDGER ROMANCE This has induced
tor To rt0u to obtain another Of Intense
eIest -ch he happy 10 hs has been enabled b
cOmpIsh.
MATTHEW MAIZE ESQ.
The popular novelist and author Of that wonderfully i1aro
ing tale Of the Wall street schemeS" has
time engaged in writing story entitled
death Or, LOST AND WON"
which for novelty and intensity been
charming vein Of fine feeling runs through the mAgsA
with lite like of deep and tragic In wkAA
morality like thread OF god binds and ornameats the
velopemeni of the plot.
The conmencernen' will appoAr IN Ne y Il
THk LEDGER OF RUMANCE
OF All the subjects that have beer presented 70 the pu
this oustrip others In the conceutrasJ intensity
suaOns and the full life pictures srewed ArvuG
thiac la rvrv,g ANDY ferful prOd
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BN aAyaHx MAIZE. Eso

Al orICH-AT A MEETING or TIE MEMBERS on
IN Gotham Eugne Ce. No 10. u Was unanimously
Resolved To cal meeting Of the friends OF Alfred Oerssn-
Esq fc~ he purpose OF uniting upon some suitable plan t
expressing uhe loss the Deparmerh has mS
pih IN asfesi show substantial maAser
appreciation Of his services during the mann yeas -
has he'd the omcs OF chief Engineer.
Resolved That meeting be held on wednesdaL eveoi.S
peb H. 1851 and est Brood w~y.
Al o'oicck By order JOHN BURREI.i, ChNunsa
Taos. NJ TAsss Secretary
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Rslpb Teets After being sworn, testified ~ follows
y. wba, Ia Jour occupaioui A. Merchan, tailor.
O. At what placer A. no 60 Fulssu street
O. Are you scquAinied John J. Ecker A. Yes cir.
How long have 70. toos ~ him haze s ssoTn him
Q. In this ciyi A Ycs sr
% s. I s.o.Ssr G s.ss 3, Ne
ne sossss .o s soelse sIoss.ss . iSs M 49,
o. 6 uO sas a., A but sGsss s
ofSsm Delivered III pretty osris'mAs he
Q. &Ss, wee . Ines. s.rusots A one OF ,s.m {.
O. what was tined WITH q you can remember that par
9S. a. as, TIM. r a ws s s., oes sD Goa. lined with
=: =. ,s &. G ss.a s.s s sss "a. black overcast
q. A heavy garment A. Not very heavy but ~s'
co. wei wtsi other ssruer.s' A. ne had conuoser
o. VIA, color. 4 you please ard bow vas hs anb-a up
A. under tbs impression hat ~s' lned With -ools"
o VIVA, o,be~ sarmeo,1' A Wei he y,ry economical
say vThoot bad me sccSuns with ms ! do come
s ssss, pre- sIYris; sS % Is. s 1. bad b 20 up stairs
and icot 81 Sr Ecieis siothss.
.ss T - sss sFSssn e. nd ,st
: .as os.r asss AND AND 90 s sS d. e
be- hey showed me, .oa r.coFsl,e bem = Mr. scses
5.s. before .a Re msfsss place lac
S9wn ,ss aSs y =. a ss sole rom bm
e' SSs s:s s !SSpl.n o.ss s
E s.,s 30 os &c Oh. 'a'''
Trsrrnorv or HENRY RoHDs.
Henry Rohde after being duly swo~n gave IN the subioned
evnence-
O. wbers t Jour place Of business N yos plesss' A. At
SIC Broadway.
O. where Il Jour resideaee' A. live there too
O. wSa. 10 ysur busise esq A. ny business s carver and
dealer In canes &C
o. 10 you rtm.mber selling 70 lady, some tune past
sword csnef A. remember, sir there wm lady and rss
ten an iogeber ey wanted bur ene but they "
cops sran DO her came sssn and bousht oss
csnDos tell =, = $500 49,
O They di1 pet then purchase one OF yoe but csmen |"
sutue theri A. Yes, sir. 49,,
cir not since as know or a. 1. =
10 you hint lhs, took sufficient n.sc. Of asT be
shie 10 ID nufy n aean7 A. Cfhe genuemen da
o To,or a ipk ~ the sdy' Not 40 mues
o. What here shout the reOoersn .nn p!easr
lat Id you g0',t hpu more ihep bsn we sots y w
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feet, A. IL might have been not 20 far.
q. You were three steps up A. Yes.
vss On The third sssp ssd vas sttns on the Oursh ssp
Q Have 700 sese any per.on q any time since thu
event and talked With them wh vev o. ryns syidssos
here A. No persco until talked with Mr.. sooss las
o Has any peroo approached you with any oues, OF
bodJs A. Nobody Whatever, only Of these mss n
Rshp) told me ought 70 20 and give In my evitsDos;
have spoken 70 no other persons about excepting hss
You have no scquainiAroe with any or the parties o,
any Of The inmates o. This house with the Doctor Who
0o ss.s ~. s C.. rsoos1 ~ & the" nov
q They sere not acquainted with any OF your friends
tia, you hIow' A. Not TO my kpo -iedre:
.. You know SpoduaAi A. know him became
have seen him in this room whilc have been here;
never saw him before, 70 my knowledge.
Ibe Coroner here and three other sentlenen station
ed 'hemseves al the door Of the room, about twenty FEEL
rem the witness, and the exAminsun vas coaiinued
. 10 test the strength Of your sight, nos; can you
see AM ocoy - The door, A. There are four persons
Q. oss ZOO So nems A. see them there now
Have you sssn any one Of them In any part OF hls
room p this vayf A. fes; there The Coroner; Ger
,siply have ssen him (poinuBg 70 Mr.. Ccunery.)
q Where did you see him A. saw you Standing
there (postins 70 he corooes's sea, you have been
Q Doyou zee him Il this distascs distinctly (p,sons
the ooyoser sbcut pins st from The vitpsssv A. do.
a. Have yos noticed We jurors siting here vita any
where yeu ssv tSemf A. Only oss, o. tina, seat The
sse spois NJ 81; .ssus sos recognise sis osus
tenanee should not recognizes the OF the
Oilers for sey took elaaos 81 them; should nos
me0b~ them asnh.
KcxsL IDENTIFIED BY TIE WITNESS m ruS paE.
sETcr OF THIRTY pEoPLg-n rgRssrrro IscT
DxSrS-ExroRArloss OF THE CROWD.
AZ We previously stated, the Coroner had desired an
ooer 70 proceed 70 The City Prison. and bring Eohe In
carriage 70 81 Bond strest rhrouss means this
csroumstaDoe had become known, and before hs arrival
fev hundreds OF persons had copyrighted In The rs
spxous 70 catch glimpse OF this notorious person. Th-
csrfsge rolled 10 The door md he ashted and In oussod
o. Ire neerp vn conducted into TIE house 70 rapidly
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EA@ Sf:itH OF South Curoiin;,.
IBBEIIELE DLSJWIC7.

N5lLToN II. DEALE, who is now in ,h,
1f2 custody "f the Sheriff Of Abbcvillc Dis
trici. hy virtue OF Il writ Of caJ,;as al sa;;stt
r''r"nm. ut the suit of Spencer f. Smith, huv
ing hlcd iii my Office, Together with II SEIZED
ulc, on oath, Of his estate and effects his pcti.
il"n T." the Court of Common Pleas praying
That h': may he admitted E." the benefit Of The
Acts "' the General Assembly, made fer til,
relief of insolvrut debtors
IT Is "ricrcd. that the said Spencer i. Smith
aud all others the creditors {" whom the said
Milton ii. Draic is i'll any w.sc indebted. be-,
and they are hereby suui,n"ncd aul hny.. no.
tirc t" arr"nr. before ,lic said Court, at Abh..
vile Court House. on Monday, the iinh day OF
'r'"h"r next, I" ss'rw cause. if any they can.
why III" prayer "i the petition aforesaid, should
not hc granted.
MATTHEW M"llDNAiD. e. C. T.
'itlir" of Common Pleas. Ahicvillc
District. this %n;h June, lS,1 lu-3,,
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-08-21

SURE CURE FOR FEL"S.-Whcn the sore
ness first commences, Or even when -fnr advan-
ted,i can bcrelievcd and entirely cured by
holding the. finger or part afflicted in Perry
Davis Pain Killer for half an hour 1t has been
thoroughly tested, and proves never failing
remedy. fclon is troublesome thing, and
We would advise oil 50 troubled to test the
remedy.
PERRY DAVIS PAN SKnIEr.-Thc thousands
who have been relieved, us we'll as the thou
sands &lo have the most unbountle.l coniiJcn,
IN Perry Daris I'rgc'aLIe pdi. Hitter, will
read among our special notices this week, an
other of the additional evidences of the power
of the application. We are doing All act of
humanity, when we ur-c every iuniy to pos
cess themselves oft 81
Bufaio Christina .idcocn'c.
Sold hy WAEDLAW az LYON, AbJcvil!e.