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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-04-30

AFREcTIoNArE REMEMBRANCE - A
young lady living in Saratoga, has visited
the grave of a sister every morning for
three years. A more tOughing sight VIC
have seldom seen in this inconstant and
forgetful world, than this deVout maiden
kneoling to place flowers upon the green
coverlid Of sisters "narrow bed, !" and to
repeat her morning prayers, where none
but God can hear them. There is fa-
naticism of the affections which none can
not but reyerencei and the scene We have
alluded TO makes che love Of woman holy
even to those whose scepticism has become
chronic. t.ff..tf.f
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-04-30
BE sure and SOW large quantity Of

Be sure and SOW a large quantity of the
seed of carrots and other root crops this
season. Nothing is better or more prof
table for feeding stock during the winter
months. Your cattle aud horses will come
out much better in the spring than they
can do if fed on dry feed only. s
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-04-30

The CRoP IN NORTH CARoLISA.--The
Fayetteville Carolinian says:
We are glad to hear good accounts Of
the growing wheat. The farmers from all
the wheat-growing counties trading at this
place report the growing wheat as never
oqualled in quality and greatly increased
in quantity.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-04-30

If you nail the edges of two narrow
boards together, in the shape of trough,
and fasten up under the caves of your
stable, over your manure heaps, you will
save dollars you would otherwise lose.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-04-30

TUE BRITIsH PosT 0FFIcE.-The Lon
don correspondent of the National Intelli-
gencer says that last year no. less than
554 100000 of letters passed through the
post office, being an increase $4,000, 900
during the year, and el5O,O00 of revenue,
In seven years it is thought the number
Of lettors will reach one thousand million
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-04-30
TROUBLES OF THE WORLD.

The Philadelphia Bulletin has compiled
a brief but comprehensive list Of the prin-
|cipal national difficulties at present exist
ling, ohitsfng, however, all references to
such minor feuds as the disaFection in the
Roman, Nespolitaa and Austrian-I Italian
States, in Hungary, Poland, and elsewhere
Il runs thus: eaiTl
The difficulty between EngIand and
Franco. 7e ass
The difficulty between England and the
ISepoys asas 'qa
The war of England and France against
China. eA}s iael esg '9ea
The difficulty With the Republicans ia
France. si2' ss R.gea5 'i 'ee
The difficulty between France and ssr.
dina.
The dificuIty between Franc. and Ma
PIES 'pi s es,ss
The difficulty between Austris snd sar.
dinia. Lfa ft 81 Doc
The difficulty between Denmark and the
German States.
The difficulty Of the Dsnubian Pfinci-
palities.
The difficulty between Russia and China.
The difficulty between Spain and Mex
leo. ,..,.-....
The civil war in Mexico.
The civil war in Venezuels.
The civil war in Peru. ~ ss
The civil war in Yucatan. s6.
The standing difficulties in Central
America. sges @.,l-,s
The difficulty between Brasil and Para
quay.
The difficulty between the United States
and Spain,
The Mormon difficulty in the United
States.
The Kansas difficulty in the United
States.
Col. BENToN's PROPERLY Wash
ington correspondent Of the Philadelphia
Inquirer, furnishes the following informa-
ton: s- eea
! learn that, although Col. Benton
went through the usual formalities Of ma
king will, he nevertheless died very poor.
The creditors Of his estate are not likely
however, to press their claims unpleasant
ly, and, if a project on foot in reference
to certain disposition Of his latest litera-
ry labors is successfully carried out, his
debts well probably be paid in full. Ev-
cry one who had business dealings With
him speaks in the strongest terms Of his
Spartan sense of honor and faithfulness to
his engagements, and one secret Of hislate
indefatigable labor lies in the fact of his
extreme anxiety to cancel every pecuniary
obligation before his decease.
PAPER BUsTLEs.-We understand that
this "institution has made its appearance
in our town, and is now being worn by the
young ladies.
Directon.Jor making and asing:-For a
medium size one, take fifty newspapers,
fold them in the centre, roll them up in a
bundle, by means of cord fasten them in
the same old place formerly occupied by
wheat bran bustlos. over this place hoop
petticoat, is feet in diameter, and then
spread yourselves.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-04-30

The General Assembly of the Cumbcr-
land Presbyterian Church meets at Hunts.
vile. Ala, on the 10th of May next
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-04-30

The Springfield (Ill) Journal has re-
ceived the following conundrum from a
correspondents
Why is James Buchanan like harp
struck by lightsing2 because be is a
blasted Tyre. f.l
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-04-30

The city of Jeddo, .he capital of Japan,
is the largest city in the world. IL con
tains 1900, 600 dwelling houses, and s.
100000 OF people. Some Of It's streets
are thirty two miles long
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-04-30

Here is litany, which if not altogether
orthodox, will pass among sinners. From
tailor's bills, doctors pills, western chills,
and other ills-deliver us. From want Of
gold, wives that scold, maidens old, and by
sharpers "sold"-deliver us. From screa-
king doors, wife that snores, confounded
bores, and dry good stores-protect rs
To modest girls, with waving curls, and
teeth of pearl-deliver us. =
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-04-30

EARLY ADJOURNMENT OF FCoNGREss.--It
may have escaped the observation of the
readers Of Congressional news by telegraph
that both House of Congress have resolv-
ed to adjourn on the 7th of june. They
have 80 resolved.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-04-30

The Common Council of Cleveland
Ohio, has appropriated $4,000 for the prep
arstiOn Of monument il honor Of Com
modore Perry. y IL % be cainPletcd by
September, 1859.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-04-30
CHATTER Ill.

The rest Of the night was an awful time
for Jeff and the Sluggses. They remained
up and talked over the matter till morn
ing, for an attempt at sleeping would have
been worse than nonsense,
When it was fairly light, the old cap
tain and the dauntlcss blacksmith gath
cred together all the villagers and repair
ed to the grocery, uerved for an awfuI
encounter, As the safest mode Of attack
It wac agreed tAat the chiakiag should SC
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-04-30

There was a slight fall Of snow on
Tuesday morning last, at Atlanta.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-04-30

The gross receipts Of the Washington
lecture of Mr.. Everett, in Charleston,
amounted to 81 ,904.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-04-30

OF forty seven Democratic papers pub
Iished in California, only three suppor
Lccompton.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-04-30

The following is postscript to an Irish
letter." Dear Mike-ifyou don't get this
lettcr at all, write and Its no it, and I'll
rails the devil with the postmaster.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-04-30

JamOs .. Clay, in letter to the Boston
Daily Courier, denies that his father was
the author of the Missouri Compromise.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-04-30

Stone fences, neatly built, and well
kept up, give finished look to the farm
a look which no other fence can give as
we'll. Let those who have the material,
put them up by all means.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-04-30

Tho three great cras of maus existence
Cupid Cupidiiy ! Stupidity -!
Too much Of good truth thar Let him
whom tho cap 6is ----- Weli-huf cod.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-04-30

The cost of lighting the city of Boston
for the present year, win be si46,3OO,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-04-30

How TO Cool WATER.--If it is de-
sired to cool water for drinking in warm
weather, and ice cannot be obtained for
this purpose, let it be kept in an unglazed
earthenware pitcher, wrapt around with
two or three folds of coarse cotton cloth,
kept constantly wet. The theory of cool
ing water in this manner is the absorption
Of heat from it by the evaporation of the
moisture in the cotton cloth-expansion
produces cold, compression heat
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-04-30

For every ounce of honey which is pro-
duced, tons 60 to waste for want of bees
to gather it. Farmers would do we'll to
give more attention to bees. Honey is a
great luxury. 1t is always saleable al
good prices, and its production might be
vastly increased at very small expense
Besides the business would generally
prove one of pleasure, as we'll as profit.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-04-30

The Scarlet Fever is said, to Re prevail
ing at Grenada and ether tOwusip North
Mississippi
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-04-30

B9-.llow do you and your friends feel
now" said an exultant politician in one
Of our western States. to rather irritable
member of the defeated party.
IL suppose" said the latter. .''wc feed
Just as Lazarus did wheu he was licked BY
the dogs, og-,- maaq M
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-04-30

The SUBrERnANEAN WAR; The six
secret Tammany organizations are most
actively engaged in holding meetings, to
try and get the democratic party to rights,
and save the country. These meetings
occasion considerable submerged agitation.
but they need give the upright no concern,
since all are governed by pnre, lofty, and
disinterested motives, Shelah - Spirit.
of tie Times. 3ass4 iiE sA
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-04-30

The Banks Of the tinted sfatos bAvc
now specie to the amount ef $4,000 t99'-~l
which 4 about So 600 GO moro ~ y
they had ON the 1st of ,jauusry, lS5s.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-04-30

How much would the tone Of conversa-
ton be improved if Bishop Berkley's rule
was generally followed-'I resolve" said
he, "never to speak Of mans virtues to
his face, nor of his faults behind his back. -
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-05-28
100 Dollars Reward.

pUNAWAY from the Subscriber on the
IL night of the 22d Of April, my Negro boy
Sam. Sam is about o5 Years. old and weighs
l60 lbs. we'll developed about the hips, and is
5feet ten or eleven inches high, usually wore
his hair twisted in strings. On examining his
mouth, (the cavity being ene Of the very lar
gest) You will find one jaw tooth OUT. The
clothes he wore off wee La lly worn. Possibly
lie has a new Sunday suit, rs he says lJe bought
one on Christmas. Sam may be in the neigh.
borlool Of Due West. Mrs. Lindsay owns
his father or he may ba in Ebert or Heart
Co., Ga, is vel known in the Dark Corner,
Anderson Dist. will give $40 forihe d.liv-
cry Of Sam on my farm, or slo for confinement
iu any Jail, SO may get him.
LEWIS g. CLINKSCALES
Mountain View, sc.
May 10th 1858 8 1t
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-05-28
SOUTH CAROLINA,

ARRET&LtE D4sTHlC1.-IS EQUITY.
Abraham Duk kc and HAr
rirt. his wifr, Bill for Specific
vs. delivery Of slave
Elijah Cannon. r. NJ.
Palmer and others.
TT appearing to my satisfaction that Elijah
/ Capnnr. Carter Cannon. Margaret March.
hunks. formerly Cannon, Junies Cannon. Judy
kcnlrick. formerly Cannon. and the children
Of William CsEn1p. decd. lwkose number aa,i
names ar- unknown) Defrp,lnnts in the nhovs
stated "nse. reside beyond the limits Of this
State. On motion ST Rrrrin 4 Cuthran. Conr
plananss' Solicitors. ordered THAT tho snid De-
PENDANTS do appear and answer. rlend or d.n,ur
to said Bill Of complaint. within three uonths
from the pntliction hereof, or the same will
DC taken pro confesso against them.
WM. ii. PARKER, cs,.n
Commissioners Office
March TO- 1853. As I'm
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-05-28
Graining, Marbling Paper
Hanging, &c.

His experience nnl skill in his profession will
enable him to complete all work il. his line st
Very moderate prices.
Lihurchr*, Ilnlis. Staiztnse Walls. Mamie Pie
"es DC. finished ir in,itai.u Of Marble Looms
Pnpcre,l. Pancled wltt Ok rnlcy. .nd rarnith
ed in the best style.
He is prepared to psi;e: sll old and new
work, and Tin Roofs. outside. Also, inside OF
outside of Rough .east-'l Walls Of private OF
public builiingt il imitation Of any color ("
stone. Mt one thira Of the cost us,:a " charged
ly Substituting composition OF his "wn which
Aps tecn fully tested. anI will stand good f,r
years. Window Sash 5 Of private and public
buildings GLAZED at moier9tc ;:r;c"s.
He will MS" keep GU tant and for sale all
4,hasers And also a great variety of papcr
suitable fcr Bed Rooms. Dining, an Drawing
Rooms. lie will paint signs glass or wood
at ehort notice.
rB Office in the Wooden Bnild;Gy nlon
ing The Marshall Iouse.
May -, 1858. 3 "
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A6bevis;c Male Academy.


'FNlIE Exercises of this Iusti,ution will be re-
Il surlrI on the FIRST MONDAY in JAN
UAEY ncxt.
The Scholastic vcnr v.ili be divided into two
Sessions. The first will begin upon the first
Monday in JANC AIRY and continue rs weeks;
the second commencing on the second Monday
i'll SEPTEMBER, will continue II weeks.
" VI Ell % H GID No
Reading. Writing, Spelling and Primary &C.
ography, lst Session, $l4 ou
ID Session, 6 20
The above with Geography, Arithme-
tic English Grammar. History and
exercises i'll English Composition. lst
Session, 90 90
I'd session, 90
The above with all tie advanced Eag-
li,h branches, lst Session, 90 90
2d Session, ~ 90
Tho ubovc with Latin and Greek, lst
SESSION, % 90
ID Session. l2 90
cB" Students will he charged from the time
they enter, until the end Of the Session.
Tie services Of u competent assistant will Lc
secured
Boarding can te procured at l.!nccs conveni.
emily situated 10 the Academy. and at -ca6ona.
". II. WHITE. \. b.,
Principal.
December "a. 1857 81 If
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r O r 8 AL =.

FOR 8 z.
TNlIE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale upon
l. liberal credit to an approved purchaser.
his Dwelling House, Store House. and stock of
goods located at Mt. Carmel 3 miles from CAL
houns Mills the place is healthy and desira
bile and good stand for business the build.
ings are complete and good repair with good
we'll Of water, garden and orchard attached
together with AZ acres of Wood Land mile.
distant,
Also for Cash, fine negroes, consisting ofa
woman With children ranging from II to 9
years Of age.
SANDIFORD HOLMES.
3t. Carmel Abbeville District, S. C.
May goth, 1853 If
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HAVING sold my entire interest Of Goods
IL to Gen. W. ". Perryman. take this
method of returning my sincere thanks. to my
numerous friends and customers for thoir rery
Kind and generous support to 'pc for the ;e
Years l have been in business in this place and
vicinity. woulo hespeak for the General.
m increased continuance Of the same.
BY reference to Perrvmnns Card you will
sec that a'n (hy his kindncss) retained ~ clerk
and can only s.y that will dn every thing
III my power to- make your business transactions
agreeable aud profitable.
". W WALlER
Jun. ~ 1853 g, ,f
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MONTGOMER
Gel EBRATED DOUBLE SCREEN
Reekaway Premium
W Il e & r F 3 N.

I>ilE SUBSCRIBER having purchased the
l. Right for this State. now offers to Plan
tcrs these justly celebrated Fans for cleaning
Wheat. This Fan is superior to anything Of
the kind now in use. tn. number If pre-.
niums awarded at different Statu Pairs will
attest. 1t is simple in its structure easily rig
gcd works well, and when uat of order, cnn Ee
repaired 10y any ordinary mechanic. J, is il.
dap:ed to cleaning :ll kinds of grain. For fur
thcs particulars See Hand Bill. which will be
furnished any one desiring such.
Cotton Gins and Ercshers.
Also constantly on hand supply Of Cotton
Gins. which | warrant to DC equal to any
made. Also. lot OF Threshers which are SO cx.
tcnsivelv known that deem it necessary to
culogise them here.
These Machines all manufactured in this
place. by ski!ltul workmcn, and of tie very
hest material, and warranted to do what IS
said fur them. Any orders for either of the
above Machines. addressed to the subscriber.
or lsf' with my. Travelling Agents, will be
promptly attended to.
JOHN ENE!GIlT
Ahbcvile c. H., S. G., May :, 1858 Jan
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Dissolution.
For Sale, or to Rent.

4 Valuable Tract Of Land containing ono
n Hundred and Fifty Acres, adjoining the
plantations Of Joel Cunningham j. r. Wilson
and ntheEs, There is good dwelling house oa
the place suited to spnull family apl all oth-
er necessary out buildings
Apply to
Abbeville c. H.. Dec. %. 1857. SO It
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MILLER g. WARREN

VIZ OULD respectfully call the attention Of
" their friends and customers to their
stook of NEGRO GOODS.
George Schlcy's White PL.iIA.S, warranted
all wool filling:
Plnid LLNSEY;
Marlhoro' PLALDS and STRIPES;
Domestic GINGH4j MS;
OSNtdBURGS, Plaid and Stripes;
Georgia PL.1IYS:
FLANNELS, Of I'LL descriptions.
Oct. 2. 1887. ~ tf
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DISSOLUTI0N

'INIIE firm fPERRYMAN ( WALLER was
l. dissolved by mutua! consent on III. frst
OF January. Pnrties any way indebted to the
concern. will please c"rnc forward and close
their nccounts bv cash. Tor notc.) The name
of the iir,n will b. used in settlement ty ii.
ther of the parties.
". ". PERUVIAN.
". ". WALLER.
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SOUTH CAROLINA,

SOUTH CAROLINA,
ABBEvILLE pIsTRlcT.-IN EQUITY.
Renicker l. Glover. ! Bill for an aeconst
vs. M"rshaliing assets.
y. J. Davis. VIM. II. ! &1.
Sale aud others.
IT appearing to the Court. that Vim. II: Sale,
L one If the Defendants in this csSe. resides
from and beyond the limits Of the State-sp
motion of Wilson, Lonax & FIadden, Complain.
ants Solicitors. ordered. that the said Defea.
dan: do appear srd spswer. plead, or lsmnrto
tho Camplainant's Bill Of Complaint witi,in
three months after publication hereof or other
wise the SAME Bill will be taken pso eonfssso
agaiusr hia.
VIM. II. PARKER, C, "a. d.
Commissioners Office,
March 5, 1883. 4ta am
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TO FrOprfctOrs, Architects
and Builders.
JOHN C0RBETT,
Practical House Painter,

"Oti.D Inform the inhabitants Of Able.
~ vile, and the public generally. that he
Inns permanently located at AbLevlile z. H.,
for the purpose of pursuing his profession.
From n long experience in Europe, and many OF
the principal Towns of Amcrica, combined
with a steady attention to business, he fattcrs
himself that he will lie able to give entire salts.
faction L, nil who wish to have good House
Painting done, and will favor him with their
orders. He fccl- L;::;sclf competent to fin;sh
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DRY GOODS! DRY COOS I
MILLER 81 WARREN

1 RE now receiving thcis stocks of Fall aaI
"A Winter GOODS. which they are preps,.
cd 10 offer and cell as low as any house in the
city The stuck hus been selscted with Rrs~e
care and comprise great variety Of
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
srch a.
Rich and el"gan. Silk ROBE DQUlLLE;
Iayadcre Silks. variety of styles;
Silk EAl.ENCIAS. Striped Aud Plaid
Plain SILKS. all colors
Mourning Bnyalerc and Chene SILKS:
Plain Black. Plaid md Stfipqi
Silk pOrIINS AMI Victoria PIAIDs:
DELAINE Robe nQCIl.LE;
Rich fgrd DEl.AINES and CASHMER1,
Ernb' I'd French MERlNUES. new styles:
Plain Frenci, and English MbRINUES;
Noutniry PELAlNES.
French std Ens!i.l. pNlAra;
A:neriran
Mourning
scotch llNCnAMs;
Mourning "
thcm-
IN .x,onAis ,4:irty y: Oh NL3. ~.nIui.iaa
Silk Thihat SHA"is;
Bruch-
Fu.l. Bor,l-red Strl!a SEAWIa;
Ck.nllc SHAWtS s.i $CAEfi;
Ladies' Black and Col'ri Clcth CIOAkS;
Rich Velvet CI.OAkS. e, cry variety;
Al! Wool Lone SiIAWI.S;
Plain Blk + Sec'nl Mrirg M.rino SNAW1S;
lot ofbeautifl EMEkUlEERlES, consist.
iug of
Rich Musiia SLEEVES and COLLARS. II
ettl:
Jaconct arj Swiss SLEEVES. Haus COZ.
LARS
Maltese Lace SETS;
Imitation Lace COLLARS uni SLEEVES
Jnc"n"t anl Swiss Lands:
Linen Canbric uANDKEECnlErS. rlais
sn.l Embroidered
NcInd and Mourning HANbkERCIlIES
Misses and Boys Wool HOSE;
Wool CATERS Nett SACES;
Misse=' Ntrino VESTS, Short aud Lag
Sleeve:
For the Gcntleincn'- line may tr found
Black CLOTHS and CASSlMERES;
Fancy CASSlMERES. latest styles
Riul. ! talvat aud Cashmere EEST4N0S;
N"rti. Carolina CASlMEEES. suprliee
article
CRAEA1S and COLLARS: Merino TIES
MILLER 4 WARREN.
Oct. Q. 1851. ~ II
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Boot and Shoe Maker,
NN GOD H~ II AZ HE
Citation.

Citation.
By WILLIAM HILL, ESQ, Ordinary of Able
Vile District:
WHEREAS, Thos. J. Roberts. has applied
w to me for Letters Of Administration, on
all and singular til. goods and chattels, rights
and credits of Samuel Fife, iato Of the
District aforesaid decd.
These are, therefore, to cite and ndmopisi
all and singular the kindred and creditors of
said deceased, to be and appear before me. at
ournext Ordinary's Court for the said District,
to be holden at Abbevile Court House, on the
twenty.ninth day of May inst, to show cause
if any. why the snid Administration should
not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal. this twelfth
day Of May. in the yeur of our Lord
one thousand eight httndred and fifty.
eight and in the eighty-second wear Of
American Independence.
W. HILL. o. 4. d.
May ls. 1858. g 2t
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JAS. H. RILEY

E.>EEI.S THANKFUL for tie very liI,rrrl
4 patronage shown him last Wear. but would
feel more so. it those III arrctt, would come
f"rwardani pay up. lie is cxp.eliEg:. eapTly
Of
Fresh Drugs
soon. anl will always keep general and So
l"ct stock, which be bought ",ni.ht,
cheap" 10y paving customers; but vou who
Hevcr pay till it i, begged out Of you luaY ex-
rcct t." pay something for the begging us he
bias a like contemltible opinion for bcggars
md those who wont pay their just debts in
any other way. lie has quite number Of
Not6s und Accounts under $40. and as it is the
duty of thos" %hom they stand against to call
and settle them he would advise them to do 50
soon.
April 81. 1853 So At
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lanyard and SlAoeshoD.

NR. ADAM FIERNETSEI. a regular. faith
WI fui and successful German Tnnner-ln
finish nnd durability. his heavy and light Lcnth
er challenges competition with the hest to be
found in the Charlcston and New York mar
kets.
Err. Boot aud Shoe Makers.
Mr.. Knox is known throughout the District
Mr. Meyer ! fashionable, finished ani faith
full,
Boot and Shoe Maker,
for Gentlemen. and Coarse and Dress Shoes for
l.ad:ss has not his superior in New York or
Boston.
Orders promptly attended to. Prices will be
knoNm by cards distributed.
a liberal share Of patronage is respectfully ~
solicited
J. W. JONES
CnlLcun's Mills, April. 1858 SO stIm4m