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'a during The Spting pressure. were aeait
,4wmengel under favorable auspices
quest. whitney a Co., of Dcmcrara. larpo
ly engaged in the American lrndo. uor
aaeout starting again, helped by their
friends here Zoo Barbados. and i'm Demo.
ioro Bridge. Sherlock q COMPANY. os
sisted by the house of Cayan a Conpon,
oI London had again commenced 6uI
ness.
Inc most engrossing topic in the colo.
ny as wen rs well as in all the West Indies
haroadoe, excepted was the immigra.
non or labor question. The combined
Court, at its last session. has appointod nm
agent Tor tIino to obtain Chinese, and
one at Calcutta TO obtain Coolie luborors.
me colony pays ont-third of the cost Of
their lmbortallon, and guarantee them a
iree return passage to their respective
countries at the expiration of every five
years. Should they, at the expiration of
That term prefer erremaining in the colony
Tor i've years more, they may commute
their passage and do So
The produce reports from the West IN
dies generally are favorable, and the sea-
son has been usually healthy The sugar
crop everywhere is II large one.
AT st. Kits, lin the town of St. Christ
opher) very severe fever RACED The
business OF the season was mostly done.
An American bark, one of Messrs. Trow,
bridge " Dw!gt's the Excelsior. arrived
there from the windwdrd on the I'd inst.
there was about half cargo Of sugar and
mo!asses there for her, There was but
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-11-03
List Of Jurors November Term
Commencing Third Monday, 10Th day

GRAND Jtuops.
boccaria.--lamcs Cree. Israel Cooper.
Boggs.-luncis CAMPBELL, Robert Litz.
Brody.-6oorge Wilson, uriah lIcnery
bradford alexander Livingston.
Chost.--William McGarvey.
Clcmiicld,-William r. Irwin,
turwensville.-Joshua f. Baker
,,.teerguson.-John B. Furguson Goorg,
Williams.
FON.-D. n. Heath.
Glrurd.-Jacob Shope, Chas Mianot.
Goshen.-Hhompson Reed.
Graham. Clarke Bale.
Jordan.--lohn Wilson.
karthaus,-Jacob Michoels, Jr.
Lawrcnce.-F Guelich, T. R)wles
II. f. Rowles.
TRAVERSE JURORS.
Beccaiu Theodore Weld, John Dillon
John L. McCully.
Bell,-James Looke er Henry Wetzall.
Boggs.-James II . Farmer, John Adams
VIM. Robinson.
Brady.-John Dale, Fred. Hollopcter,
Eli Fry, David Mckinney, Benz. Carson
BradIord.-James Albert, Washington
Graham, John Shirley, Jr.
Burnside.-Isauc Lee, Henry Nef, DO
seph Wall, David Mccullough.
Chest.-Andrew Fraily, Anthony NJ Gar
yey.
Cleafeld.-Wm. Alexander.
Covington.-Michael Reiter, William
Smith.
Curwensyille.-William Mcbride.
Decatur.-John Goss.
FoX.--Harley Mattesou.
Grard.-Abraham Kyler.
Goshen.-James L. Graham.
Graham--M V. Cathernaa.r, David
Mcdowell.
Jordon.-H. F. Shoening.
karthaus.--Benjamin Gunsaulus.
knoN.--James Holey.
Lawrence, b. Caldwell, VIM. Sha.
yer, Abraham Reams, John Daugherty, Jr
John Fulton, 5. B. Jordan.
Morris.--George Hoover.
Penn.-Geo. w. Helters. Isaac Kirk.
Pike.--Michael Hise, Gamer Bloom,
James Brown.
Woodward.--Josoph Fiscus.
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Some llaairs.

SruEr f,tt-Wc met thal excellent
Fellow citizen William Alexander Es1. tbc
other day with his head buuud up. and
bearing other marks Of having received
severe personal injuries. Upon making
iquiry, we learned that hc had fallen from
the steps Of the porch in the rear of thc
heuse on last Thursday evening, after
dark, by which he received severe CON.
fusion on the head, besides discolorina one
ofhis eyes and lacerating his hand very
much, We are happy to state, however.
that none of his injuries are serious: and
from the cheerful, and even lacetous man
ner in which the genial tempered old gen.
tleman relates his mishap, we infer he
bore it with great deal ofplilosophy.
ARREsTED-On last Saturday John B..
Writer'S and John Finney were arrested
on charge of rohbing the store of David
McKeeghan in Ansonville, which was bro
ken into in September last, and consid-
erable amount of goods and money taken
therefrom. Although some effort was made
at the time to discover the perpetrators,
no clue was obtained until few days ago.
when as Mr.. McKeeghan, was travelling
on the Penna. Railroad, a man came to
him in .he cars, and after inquiling wheth-
er he had found his goods, upon being an
swered in the negative informed him that
if he would 60 to Writers he would find
them. This led to the above arrest. The
prisoners were lodged in Jail some time
during the night following their arrest.
CURwENsyILLE BAED.-Cne, and per,
haps to us the only one, redeeming iea-
ture in the grand patriotic demonstration
ofuur victorious opponentso on last Wednes-
day yevening week ago, was the excellent
music discoursed by the Cuwsusyille baud,
to which we listened with pleasure min
gled only with slight feeling Of regret
that they could allow themselves to en-
gage in celebrating so ingloriously an af
fair as the result of the late election.
This is the third or fourth visit we have
received from tlis band, and on every oc-
casion it has borne itselfin o manner TO
merit the commendation of our citizens
the best evidence that it is composed of
high-minded and honorable gentlemen.
SURGICAL OPERATIoN.-Dr. Wilson, as
sisted by Drs. Mcleod and Hartswick,
performed a surgical operation, for hare
lip" on little daughter of Mr.. David
Miller of Lawrence township. The oper-
alton, we learn, was skillfulIy performed
The patient submitted to it with much
fortitrae for one so young.
BLACK WOLF KILLED.-Mr. Isaac Gra-
ham, of Goshen township, we learn, shot
black wolf in the 'green woods on last
Saturday. The varmint" is said to be a
very large one. (JoTHai.)
DU Wallis GALvANIC OIL is a blessing to
invalids, for it will relieve them of pain
as soon as it is taken internally, CT applied
externally. Pain and misery can not eX-
ist whore the Calvanic OIL it used. For
sale by country merchants generally
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aA~NL0Ays

A Ii persons are hereby cautiond against
"A buying, or in any way meddlihg With the
following property, now in the possession Of
George Garls in oOvingtou tp. viz One roam
mare, one COW, six hogs, one bull, one corner
cupboard, one cooking stove, one bod and ono
Got of buokwheat, as the same belongs to me and
is only left with said Gsrls on loan, subject tc
my order.
sedt. 81 1883 6mt A. Z. MILLER.
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". SMITH onets hii professional feiNy,'
n to the iadles and Uentiemrn ol Clpar.
hcld aud vicinity An operations performed
with ucalnew ana despatch loing mmiiat
with All the late improymcnl', he i' prepared to
make Artificial Teeth in ,hc best manner
once iu ahnw's new row.
Sept iith, 1898. lyi
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List of Jurors for Adjourned Court
Commencing Nov. 9Th. 1858.

James Thompson, Curwensyille,
Michael Srown, of Jno. Morris tp.
Frederick Zeigler, Brady tp.
John Hillburn, Clearheld,
John Potter jr. Union tp.
John Coulter WoodwarG, G,tp
George A. Morrison. Goshen tn.
&. b, Goodfellow, Lawrence tp.
John Hoover, Brady tip.
Henry Stone, Clearfeld,
David Ross, Pike tp.
Daniel Beams, Morris tp.
Jacob Kuhns Goshen To.
Daniel Wilhelm, Graham tp.
Russell McMurray, Burnside tp.
Jacob Bumgardner, Beccaria tp.
Jacob Arnold, Knox tp.
Bazel Dimond, Chest tp.
George BowersoX, Bradford tp.
James Mullen, Covington tp
Emanuel Doney, Union tip,
Israel Rorabaugh, Burnside tps
Wm. G. Bell Knox tp.
John Newcomer, Bell tp.
I. II. Spencer, Girard Up.
Warren Bliss, Huston tip.
Arthur Bell, Bell tn.
Robert Miles, Chest tp.
Jonathan Evans, Penn tp.
Francis Mignot, Covington tip.
Thomas Campbell, Bell tip.
Abraham Pearce, Bradford tip.
David Reams, Curwensville,
David illegal Morris tp.
Eli Bloom, Pike tp.
James Hiles, Pike tp.
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DISSOLUTION of PARTNERSHIP

INHE Partnership heretofore existing between
4 Dr. Lo"ain and DR.. Hartswick in the prac.
tice OF Medicine is this day dissolved by mutual
eonsent.-hll rcrons having accounts with the
llrm Will pIosso coI! and settle Immediately, and
u they cgrnot pay, give their notes. The books
will remain at their old office, where Dr. Harts-
wick can be found at all times, either to settle or
attend to professional calls.
HENRY LORATN
Oct. 18Th, 1855 80 HARTSWICK
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A hundred years agO.--The Pittsburg
Post of the Dist inst. alluding to the mean
approach of the one aundredth annivcrsa,
ry Of Old Fort Duquelne, says Conc
hundred years ago there was net single
white man in Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana,
and lllcnois Territories. Then, what is
now the most Aourishing part Of America,
was as little known as the country around
the mountains of the Moon. 1t was not
until 1869, that the "'Iiunter of kentuck, "
the gallant and adventurous Boone, left
his home in North Carolina, to become
the first settler of Kentu ky. The first
twenty years after this time. 4 hundred
years ago, Canada belonged to France, and
the whole populat on Of the United States
did not exceed a million and a half of
people A hundred yeaas ago, the great
Frederick of Prussia, sFa3 performing
those exploits which have made him inn
mortal in military annals: and with his
little monarchy was maintaining single
handed contest with Russia, Austria aud
France-the three great powers of Europe,
combined. A hundred years ago, Napo-
'SNh was llOb DOIIl, illl w uoIlll ENvi Ndo ~
young and modest Virginia colonel, ard
the great events in the history Of tho two
worlds, in which these great, but dissimi-
lar men took leading parts, were then
scarcely foreshadowed. A hundred years
ago, the United States were the most 10y
al part Of the British Empire, and on the
political horizon no speck indicated the
struggle which within score of wears
thereafter, established the greatest Repub-
he of the world A hundred yems ago,
there were but four newspapers in Amer
ca--steam engines had not been thouhht
Of and railroads and telegrophs had never
entered into the remotest conceptions OF
man. When we come to look back at it,
through the vista of history, we find that
to the century which has passed, has been
allotted more important events, in their
bearing upon the happiness Of the world,
than almost any other which has elapsed
since the creation"
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/ ICENSE NOTICE.-Thc following named
IL person has filed in the Office Of the Clerk
of the Court Of Quarter Sessions of Clearield
County his petition for license at the Novem.
Der Sessions next, agreeably to the Act of As.
sembly Of March 2sth, 1855, entitled "An Ac
to regulate the Sale of Intoxicating Liquors,
&c.
w. W. Anderson, of Ponnyiuq, il Penn
township, to keep Tavern.
Oct. goth, 1858. GEORGE WALTRS, Crk
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NOTICE TO LUIHBERlNEN.

Vyhe Adleghaney & Bald Eagle Railroad,
IL Coal ~ Iron Company, will receive propo-
snls until the 9th day Of OCTOBER next for
leasing their STEAM SAW MILL ir snoeshoe
township, for one or moro years, at a stipulated
portion Of the lumber sawed nod stuck. Said
Min is locate near tho line of the above named
Railroad, in the midst Of heavy lumber region
owned by this Company, and is capable Of cut
ting 90, 900 feet ofiuuiber per day.
BY order Of the board.
sept. 22nd, 1855. JOHN !. HOOVER, Gee.
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.AnhanNimm Re nmnnna-

Attention &sguIarso
1 mory on SATURDAY, NOv. 9th, 1858, at
l o'clock, p. NJ. for the transaction Of the bust
ness Of the Company.
The members are requested to return all cart.
ridge boxes, belts, and all accoutrements imlro.-
diotely to the Armory. By order ofthe Captain.
GEO. w. RHEEM 0. s.
Oct. 20, 1858.
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ARRIVAL OF THE CARS!!!

4 THOMAS ~ co. respectfully inform the
~. citizens Of Ccarfci and vicinity that they
have just arrived with their new
4 HBROTTPI CAR,
whc,o hey are prepared to take pictures in all
kinds Of weather. and will warrant to give salts
faction TO all who call and see them,
Pictures takoh at h low price--FIFTY CENTS
and upwards, according to tio quility Of the case
All those that want pictures will call in soon, rs
it is not likely they will remain long in the place
Dot 18th, '58. If.
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sHERIFF's SALE.

DY Virtue Of writ OF Fieri Facids issuing
bout of the Court of Common Pleas Of Clear
field county, to me directed, there will be expo
scd topublic sale, at the Court House in the bor-
ough Of Cleardeld, on MONDAY, NOVEMBER
the EIGHTH, 1858, the following described real
estate, to wit Lot No situate in the borough
of Oloarield, upon the Southwest corner of 2nd
and Locust street, being so feet front on 2nd
street, and extending 200 feet in depth to an al
ley, with one and half story frame house and
laJge barn &c. thereon erected. Also an oul-lot
situate in Lawrence tp. beginning at stone in
public road. corner of VIM. Merrells land, thence
by same, S - W, Sc perches to post, thence by
Leavys land S IS & "a perches to white pine,
thence by VIM. L. Moore's land N 13 Il 6S perch =
cs to stone, on public roaG, thence along said
road N 64 w, &c perches to place Of beginning,
containing eleven acres and 100 perches, strict
measure being the same premises bought from
Richard Shaw Seized, taken in execution, and
to be sold as the property of G. Pottarif decd.
October goth, 1858. j. h. REED, Sheriff.
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ORPHANS COURT SALE
VALUABLE LOT OF LANDS.

DY virtue of an order of the Orphans Court
ID Of Clearfed county, there will be exposed
to sale, by outcry. on
Monday tie 18th day Of NoremJsr, 1858.
at o'clock, p. me, at the court house in tn e
borough Of Cleafeld, all that
Certain piece or parcel of Land,
Situate in Morris township Clearfcld county,
containing about ia Acres, beiug part of
survey warranted IN name of Hyman Gratz, and
being the Northeast corner of said survey known
in the partition of estate of James Airport de-
ceased, as ptrpurt No. I. This land is desra
ylb located for farming purposes, and is toler-
ably well timbered-
TERMS.-Ono half cash at confirmation, and
the balance in one year, to be secured by judg
ment.
MATILDA ALkPeRT,
Oct. ~, 1853 Erccttrir.
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ORPHANS COURT SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF an order of sale issuing out
I'D of the Orphans Court of ClearGeld county
there will be exposed to public sale at the House
of Jacob Bumgardner In GLEN HOPE, on
TUESDAY, the TWELFTH day of OCTOBER
neEty ell the interest OF LYMAN MILES late
of Becoaria tp. decd, in and 10 the following
described real estate, situated in Deccara ~
Clearfeld oounty, bounded by lands Of Samuel
X. Hegarty on the east, Anson s. Curry on the
south, Robert MCNcken on the west, and the
"Maine company" on the north, containing q
bout FIFTY ACRES-about TWENTY-FIVE VI
which are cleared and under cultivation, and
having thereon erected small HOUSE & BARN
and out buildings. Sale TO commence ut Two
o'clock p NJ. of said day. Terms--one hulf tbe
purchase money 10 be paid OF the confirmation -
the sale, and the othsr half in one year thcrunf
fer With interest
GEO. b. GAYLER,
X. n. HEGARTY,
Adm'rs Of Este.c Of Lyman Miles deed
sept sth, 1853. t..
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CAUTION.

\ LII persons are hereby cautioned against
"A purchasing, or in any way meddling with
the following property now in possession of A o.
mandus Maurer of COvington township, viz One
brndc COW, one hog, one lot Of hay, ten b ushe.s
Of potatoes, one parl0r stove and one grindstone,
as the same belongs to me, and are left with the
said Maurer on loan only, subject to my order
Oct, Sth, S6S' FRANCIS C0UDRIBT.
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MARRIED

On the l4th Oct. by J. W. Wright, Esq.
Mr. ALEXANDER b. IRwiN, to Miss KATE
BYER, all of this county.
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OAUTTON'

OAUTTON'
A LII PERSONS are hereby cautioned against
81 purchasing or in any way meddling with the
following property now in the possession Of John
Meyers Of Covington township viz Roam horse,
and one sorrell stallion, as the some belong to
me and are left with said Meyers on loan only
subject to mG order.
JOHN BARMOY
CovingtOn tp, Sept 29th 1853 81 pd
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NEW EVIDENCE.

Being afflicted with a greyious letter on the
arms and iace-after trying many remedies which
utterly failed to cure--I was pursuoded by W
NJ. Barris Co., to try Lindsey's Improved
Blood Searcher and now, six weeks after 6n.
ishing the second bottle. pronounce myself cured.
The letter broke out, something over year
ago, on the inside Of my arms, extending from
the elbows down to the wrists also, on my
face, Immediately round the mouth and chin,
aud continued to be perfect torment to me un-
til cured by the Blood Searchcr. Ny arms, nj
times, were almost useless, owing tn the cracks
and sores on them, liable to bleed at any time
on the least excrton TO lift or work, aud some
times 50 itchy that ] could scarcely prevent
tearing of my aoSh. have now been cured
six weeks, and feel it due to Mr. Lindsey, and
to the public generally, to make this state
mcnt, IN hope that others like myself may be
benefited by using his valuable medicine.
her
ZANE \ WILSON.
mark.
Sworn an, subscribed before me, ono of tue
Aldermen in and for the City Of pittsburg, this
2sth day Of July, A. D. 1858. .
ANp. NcMASTER, Alderman.
September %, lS5S.-2mo.
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Trial List for Adjourned Court and
Regular Term for Nov. 1858.

II. Il c. Pennington VS. John Ricketts,
Catharine Pennington VS. Nedder q Rickets
! Same VS. Same
Potchin VS. Lamborn,
| McFarlin VS. Best,
Hegarty VS. Mathers,
| Dfaucler, VS. Hartshorn,
Schnells heirs, VS. Julian Bease
Cadbury & wife, VS. Adms, Powell et al
Mitchell, ct al, VS. Pennington,
Helch & Snyder, VS. Snyder q Large,
Pasmore, vs. Bloom,
Cooper. vs. Kelly,
Geddes x Marsh, VS. Pennington,
Mckee, VS. Bloom,
Best VS. McFarlin,
Comeiord. VS. Ploutz,
Riddle, VS. Swan,
Curtin, rs Ksrthaus,
Taggart, VS. Michaels & IVorrel,
Irwin, VS. Finn,
Spalding & Fulton, vs. Armstrong & Gamble
b. d. Hall & Co., VS. jerry Gains,
Long, VS. Knarr, ct al,
Sechler, VS. Rodkey,
Patchen, VS. KERN,
Morgan, VS. Smith Byers, & Co.
Kerlins, VS. McGarvey,
Shoh, VS. Jameson,
Llovd, VS. Rowland,
Merrell, VS. Blanchard,
Wilson, We Long,
Long, VS. Reams,
NJ Bride & Wright, VS. Michaels e. Womeh,
Gilliland, VS. McGhees,
Patton, VS. Bilger,
Hoover, VS. French,
Hollopeter, VS. Patton,
Craven, vs. Bloom,
Spencer, VS. Owens, ct al,
Brubaker, VS. Coder,
Muson, VS. Price,
Langdon VS. Tonkin
Logan, VS. Goodfellow,
Thompson, VS. Leonard,
Thompson, VS. Mays,
Groe, VS. King,
Dunlap, VS. Beyers, ct al,
Lutz, VS. Barrett,
Fiscus VS. Beyers, ct al,
Strk, VS. Bayers x Green,
Beems, VS. Leonard
Irwin, VS. Gibbons,
Barmoy, VS. Hugnott,
MCrackin x paulhamus VS. Gibbons,
Wood, Bacon s. Co. VS. Montelius Il Co.
THE first forty causes on the above list
comprise the trial list for the adjourned
court commencing Nov. Sth, and the bal
ance to be for the regular term commen-
cling on the 18TH including all causes not
tried at the adjourned court.
Oct. 13. GEO. WALTERL, Proty.
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NtDWSHW Y4.RN OH
HOTEL
No. III & l19 2nd st. above Arch,
31pfai

DpF1d DE E4)1AEll
a Nj. HOPKINS takes this method ofiu form
N. ing his old friends and the public generally,
that he has just RE-0PENED the above well
known Hotel, and re-ftted itin style suitable to
the age and the wants Of the travelling public.
Mr.. II. has had large experience in hotel keep
ing, he has no heitation ia saying that his guests
will find his house pleasant and desirable stop
ping place.
OF the elegible location Of this fotc for per-
sons visiting the City, either on
ON b BUiSINE1SS OR PLEASURE.
il is deemed altogether unnecessary TO speak,
as no Hotel in Philadelphia is better known than
the "Old Mount ForHoa"
by close attention 10 the wants of his custom.
crs Mr.. II. hopes to dcsorvc share Of publfo
patronage.
N. D. His terms per day has been fixed at the
low rate Of Sl.25.
Sept 22nd, 1858. Vt.
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A. H. SMITH & co.
Dealers in
BOOTS. SHOES and IRUNhS.
ean OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,

w all. can be found at their new Boot Shot
store, No. 3iA North Second st., n few doors be
low the Black Horse Hotel Phila.
gsJ-We try to please and sell cheap. Notice
to country merchants.--Constantly on hand Q
largo assortment Of Men and Boys Boots, Caters
and BrognBs, coarse and fine also, Wcmen's
discs Lace Boots, Caters, Slippers, &C., and a
we'll selected stock Of Youths and Children's wear
generally We would respectfully invite you "a
call and examine for yourselves.
N. b. Trunks manufactured and fer sale whole.
sale and retail at No. 34l North Second st.
April II, 1858, ON.
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Rose Water wheel,

4W WDV w q JVI w ILWWI,
that he IS the agent for Clearfeld COUNT
and will furnish and put intho said whec
on the shortest possible notice, upon az
plicntion being made to him at his rosi
dence in Lawrence township three mile,
south Of Clearfeld borough, or by tsttey
addressed 70 him at Clearfeld P. 0.
JOHN A. REED.
Lawrence tp., Sept |, ls5s.-3m.pd.
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LIQU0R.

DRANDlES, Wines, Whiskey, Gin, &c Of t't.
Id very best quality for sale by M r-r
TH0S. ROBINS.
Constsblss Blanks for sale st this ofiv,,
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Clock and Watci
MAN1MAo
important to Lumbermen,

THE subscriber takes this method
informing any and all persons wishing
procure the .......
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-06-10
A commENDABLE PIRIT

The Carolinian says: . Our neighbor Of the
Edee6eld Advertiser has been presented with a
handsomely finished arm chair, worked out Of ma
tive Edgefeld walnut, and made out and out by
Edge6eld skill. The Advertiser gives the follow
ing history of it. There is here exhibited u spirit
that should challenge the emulation Of our young
men, and command the admiration Of all. Did
our young men cultivate more love for labor, and
greater adherence of idleness, they would lay o
more firm and substantial basis for content
ment -
"We are indebted for the handsome and mont
acceptable gift to Mr.. Tilman Watson, Jr., q young
gentleman Of the Ridge, who, since his college
graduation, has determination to apply himself to
the mechanical department of labor, thus set.
ting q Y wholesome example Of independence and
absence of false pride to his young contemporaries
of the district. Mr.. W. is Of q wealthy family,
and by no means needs to labor with his ow1
hands for either the Injuries or the comforts
of life. He sees in employment, though, the true
secret Of contentment, and wisely selects that
kind which corresponds to his inclinations.-
An excellent example, we repeat to many young
sters who spoil their native capacities by studies,
for which they are in no way fitted: We thank
our young friend for his beautiful and priced pres
emit, and wish him great success in his honorable
industry"