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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-03

NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS
II 80 H ARD n,
Irish Linens. Damaslks. &c.
The public viii please bear in mind that the GENUINE
GOODS are always sealed with the full signature Of the
RICHARDSON, SONS & OwDEN.
j BULLOCEF & J p LOCKE, Agents
q d3n s6Cburch St, near Barclay s., Neg Ycrk.
S32 so R HD TrrT Fo = :. Ro GARD
English. ;he Term Of fourteen Weeks, commencing
March IS. 1858. at the
F0rG EGward tusGftusse, ". Y.
eulerh MfcA nnd'uts' neautiInly located on the Rail
road rear ssTatoEa Springs. Superior facilities for Nh
sic, Painting and French Students received at any time
al charged only for the residue Of the Diplomas
awarded to Ladies who eradicate Send for Catalogue
with FOL! particulars. Rev. jos. E. KING A NJ. Pin
cipal, Fort Eawar1- div SIS
H e r o s. Ne OI L
hA Distilled from 0oa-Secured by Letters Patent
kerosene HtsfntNGting OIL The light obtained from
THIS O exceeds 10 briSucy THAI OF sny other oil or huid
heretofore discovered; inexplos and will remain lin
pid in The vsry coolest weather
The Company recommend as the lamps best adapted
70 this OIL the Kerosene Lamp Manufactured by tie FOL
10 sing parties; Messrs Corn uS b Baker also Dyolt,
Of Philadelphia; 3 v. Hs1ghwnai ~ Co. ass Broadway,
the BroaslyD Rlint Class Co. 20 Broaa st ct, Det5
Co 1S2 William street L. Wersitr. I8T Elm st eet and
h I'D cards, a Duane street, New Yors. Samples Ct
different styles Of LAMBS be at the 0os Cf the
Kerosene Lutbricating OIL No. /. Prepared 10 suit
the finest and a bte ads 81 caacniuery; burns bril-
lanty u locomotive aes2 lights. lamps. and al the
ordinary solar aud hand lamps stand great de-
gree Of cold As best sperm OIL is admirably adapted
railroad aud IT am hip Disc
Kerosene Labrica,inS Oils Nos. and 3. Superior
Lubrcators, and Wl oe fond to possess advantages over
any oils In the marse at pycesj net burn--snd
have been thus prepared to the requirements OF rail-
roads others.
Kerosene BluSacle otl Prepared expressly for Ships
US, and viii be found admirably adapted FOR OF
steamships en-Of var, merchant vessels lake and river
Graft and burns in all the cabin sateroom binnace fore
castle lamps, signal lanterns, &C
hinn2cle Oil will remain fluid as long best Sperm,
and wiilhurn ali night without requiring to be trimmed
advantage that will be obvious every shpmaser.
The Kerosene Oils han be obtained from the Wholesale
OIL Dealers, Ship Chambers, Druggists, sHd Grooers
New York, and the regularly appointed Agents Of the
Company in many Of the principal and villages OF
The S, the Cauadas and the island Of Cuba.
Local Agents appointed lin conformity with the rules
established by he Board Of TGstees application
AUSEENs, General Al gents Kerosene Oil Co.,
No. 60 Beaver street, n. 7.
B. Circulars, with full particulars. Testimonials
prices SC will be forwarded application above
SMITH s GRESHAM, $50 Main Street, Worcester
sole agents for Worcester AID vicinity.
ie22 dly
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FANCY GOODS, TOYS, UMBRELLAS
Nc, respectfully uoms the public that he has now in
store an ENTIRE NEW STOCK, bought since the recent
iall ia goods, and nov selling at very low prices
Umbre las, Canes, &c repaired pagatng in va
riety OF styles Eyeltts set Marking for Embroidery
Agency Of New England Dye Rouse.
SIGN OF THE Variety Store" No. 2O9 Main street.
opposite RrnleT Hall dtf noe
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-03

NF ORTGAG EES' SALE OF BOOTS.
I'VE SHOES, AND hUBBBRS The subscribers hav-
ing come possession of the Stock and Stand lately
owned and occupied by ", S. GOODWIN, No I44 Main
street, ana wishing to convert the goods into cash and
close up the concern have conclude 10 offer the entire
stock tor ea days only, retail The stock EN- braces
every variety Of LADIES' Misses, Gents, Boys Youths
aud Childreus Boots, Shoes and Ru5brs ali Of which is
offered cost, aud much below cost or cash and cash
only
This sale offers to the citizens of Worcester and yicin
ity opportunity Of purchasing boots shoes, &C.
cheap.
Having secured the services Of Mr.. John Smith OF
the former arm Of Smith Brother he will be happy to
his old friends and cusomsrs assuring them that
no paius shall be spared this sale woI thy Of
their special ate ton.
N. BThe lease Of the store with the good vii of the
stand Is offered for sale the most favorable terms
This furnishes good opportunity for any one to en-
gage in the business.
Cor further particulars inquire Of the subscriber at the
store JOHN L. SMITH
dec3I DIFF Fol the Mortgapeaa
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q p z c l a L n o G e.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-03

a UENCY MUTUAL FIRE INSUR-
S ANCE o0.-Incorporated SSH
Available and Cash Capital,
100000
lnsures Buildings. Furniture aud Merchandise, Stock
Rates, and continue pay rs per cent dividend on one
seaf polices, and So per cent dividend five years
policies, at their expiration
Worcester Office in Mechanics Hall.
my6 dly s. A. ROWLAND. Agent.
E1AMPDEN FIRE INSURANCE. co..,
OF SPRINGFIELD, MASS.
Nash SaIl tal pail Sl50 600 90
Accumulated Surplus. 75509 IS
WM B. CALHOUN, President.
Jos. G. PYEoEnN, Secretary.
VIII insure keai and personal Property against fire. on
application to WM DENNY, Agent
At the Office Of Mechanics Mutual Fire usuruce
Company, Clark's Block, Worcester.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-03

-SA MUEL COOTER,
ate Principal Exam OF Patents in the United States
Patent Office at Washington,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-03

A T EN- II AGENC Y.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-03
Sg r 4 ii ANICs MUTE L
F ] r e
INSURANCE COMPANY.

1T y Is fANOH gOM = AN L
A. the snnua meeting Of this Company held at their
Drice in 0iaTb's Block Tuesday IAN 9Th the follow
Ing named persons chosen directors for the year
ensuing, viz
Berry a. Denny, Worcester Geo. NJ. Rice, Worcester
SEQ blackburn, Boston, WIN. B. Fox, Jr, q
Esek Sauuaers, Grafton, Daniel Fainter
Aonso White, Leicester. samlL. Hodges CherfyV'y,
Denny, Cappvile s.. n Bigelow. Clinton
At a subsequent meeting Of the Board. henry A.
DENNY was chosen President Nm S. DENNY, Secre
tary, and FARLEY HAMMOND, Treasurer
This Company has been il successful operation since
Nay, 1855 aud continue insure in their Mechanics
Glass, favorable terms, Dwelling Houses and other
Buildings, Stocks Of Goods arst cias Machine shops
and hazardous Property generally Oommunicatons
addressed to the President Secretary will receive
prompt attention.
Worcester Ian IREF
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MERCHANT TAILOR

80 uu6 a fbtpnGbIs &Ietberlaben, 9tss
HE Deh.@ratt StraBe, SIR. 35S u. $685.
Wleinen stebrRn 5reunhen unb benz 9ublttum mt6e Id Bic
nit Bic NHseise, baB i'd unnr beuttgent Datum ea5 fbDn Ell
.z Sabren an Dteiem glage etaett1te Sel4dft abernDnmen babe
rnb beffGubta Elm ret9baltt3eS Eager ppn f66nen, Gpltb 6edrS
81 EAR Setefen Ser reafletber, nsUefer- GaGpu, gu ben bthtgRea Vtet.
len yrrrdtDta 6alhn unb aud fetbe auf 8efeIun8 anfertteen
mer6s -GtcFe fur Wtntere&5Ge un 9pfet &c. IN alien Spr<
len unb sw alien YretIea. = geraer cine @psraRl a%sesni4trme
FNSde &C., fpfrte dHe In 6tefes fad t1le8enoe Arttel.
- Nle Yeaeaun3rn perbsn prompt bt4ts uab tn fdrse.
ser Trta BON MIR Gngeferttet wsrben. -NHs5
sk271a De8181sr s4+a- Sts Y.&' Nht e.
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Baltimore Qi4ftktr.
Baltimore, Dep 81. Otdr5 1858.
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Der Sle9 in Der Qecomptrnfra9e lider e. ldeint
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lnlnler tlefer III Die SpIen gu fallen. Sie iu.
den paber nod Dor TbcrIdluB etnen Fatt init
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balo lie penlelben onrd lr9enb Elm S6einm1s
lloper, pas tbre @eultituenter uber ibre pobren
WcttUe tdulden Icu, pefen fSnnen. 8elonoer8
Ole Douglas etnctroten @n8ltt unp 5 %
lep bon Snbtana, Cham BON SuinptS unD
W c&ibben BON @alifrrnien parteten lan9lt
init S4nIer5en ouf einen plauliblen SprwanD,
nta ibren Serrn u1D Wleilter Dousta8, bel benz
telne Seute gu 9clelt 1T, 81 rerratben uno nt''
ter bic Tabne pe8 Nentter unp Belcbnan9en
lpenoenpel Yrdlioentel 5urId5ufebren. A
go fcnute e8 bic ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS l1o1
r%lSttrer. Diel FEM Sheite Der Dcu9laSsO emptra~
ten aul halbem &e9e entse9en5utcmmen. HI1'
ter ben Aulpi5ien be8 auf eiuulal 5aba sepOr.
oenen 6euerfrenerS Stepbens fpurpe IN -9e'
meinsamer Caucus eebalten ullo III plelent eIre
aus 8udanans unD Dcu9lus-D eruotraten 9e=
mil6te Committee nieber9eleet, ipelde bic 9e@
cpnlptonpiae nit irsenp einem ENHANCEMENT
aber5udern uup 70 pieielbe aud oen Dru8laiiten
nlunpseredt MAIDEN fol-. Diele8 Enhancement
pirb natirli9 an Der g atu t res Sd,pinpel5
nidtS anbern, uber e8 wiro ibm eiu eueereS
GuSieben 9ebeu, mjttellt befIen Die lleberldufer
lbren Mdblern Elm 4 fin ein Il pocmaden f0ns
nen. Oo8 enpllde S6idIal pe6 2econ1ptO1z
ldmtnbel8 bdu9t nun gang rpn Der 6ra9e alb
lple riele S4ufte 9lbt es unter ben Douglas
Oempfraten :?
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GDn0reB.

Burlington, 80. W4Sr3. Genet.
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bnn3 BON 8iSconiin fir 3uGaliuug MiaueIu.
ta's.
Die Si(l fir Euriruns Der gum 8aIbinoto.
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lirt. =
a(s man I'M 1 llbr bic MinueIctabiG Dor.
nebnler Dolte beantraate pale in @recutiu.
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nunS DeS Otarl9al8 ses DilttifteS Columbia IN
entI1elcen.
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Da mod 20 Neoner fir Die 2 lebteu Gaoe Der
Debate ein9eIGrieben iparei, 10 ipurben Sieiels
ben auF9eTorOert, li9 fur5 gu falien.
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lt9e G~rennung Der Douglas
Partet pcnper Bu6anan=
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AMI DerlleBe1 beilobe ale Dsu9la8zO emcfraten
Die SeriammlunS.
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Notbfalle llr paS @ritten'j9e 4urenpement ,u
gu ILtIltitSL.
Das 9aus wurbe Cffi5iel benadri6tist, bab
Der &~rle9snlinllter Den 0erfauf Der 6prt 9ilplep
D2llitair>0 feieruatien a~nnulIirt babe.
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Nm. SeIoen gum Warlball, BON ISM. Scue8
gum POitgneiter be8 81 ltr. Columbia.
sYprf, 80. Oedr3. Die Gri6une
picerlprt4t Der 0tadridt, paB gipauri's aSent
bier eIne anleibe crnttabirt p6er SreimiGige fir
repCluttrndre 3nefe anpirbt.
Weitere 9ta4ri6ten ron @ene3uela fasen,
oaB Die Ge9ierun98truppen in mebreren Greis
fen geidl19en Uurcen uuD puB Uiele Defertics
men r~Orfielen.
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6lCttenrerltdrfuu9 %9eIauot.
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la9eu, DAP 8aej Die Sauptltapt nod belt.
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9iperpccl mad MiObile bon ieiner Gtanni9aft
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anfant. g eI7- 81
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News 0Orf, 80. Wtdra. gtaG bier iter
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ReSierun9struppen in MCnteUieeo bic @esens
partet geldll9eu unp pereu Saupt'S fF3iere Se'
f1n9en 9encmmen.
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@raf Walep8fi bat feline urlprin9lide Ters
cerunS Gu Die en9l. Itesierun9 5uriidae5csen.
Die Ncrsdnse I'M enSl. Rarlament Waren
BON Weni9em Sntereie.
Son Snbten plren neuere Nahrlbteh
.9efcmmen. Sin GROCER Gbeil Der en9liideu
Arnee mar in Ouoe eln9eorun3en. Cir Golltn
Sanlpfel mar nod in @aDnpOre uno errpartete
bort bic Anfunft peS 9elaSerunSssI Grains. Oa5
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be9innen.a 2
Der &Snie pcu Delbi tpurDe ses SOdUer.
ratbS ldulOtg b~efunoen uno lebeusldnsliA mad
Nrnanlau8 perbannt. mnn
Der Oimpfer vgba" nit ii6er 100000 Bf.
STERLING III 9art9elo 9ins bel Griucomalen am
16. 6e6r. %perlcren. 2aouns uuo Yplt oinoen
r%erlOren, aber Yali19lere uup OtanulAaft murs
ben 9%erettet. Era
CHINA. Wudridten aug Canton rcm %.
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MGrfte.
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UNI ! 9elunfeu. (Sn Man6eter nur ipenio
9to4fru9e unO lGpa9e Preile.) 8rOofOffe
flau, aorn flau, Webl lehr flau, 3ader rubig,
Safee ftatis, Nei8 ltdtis, YrOpilionen iebr flaH.
@elbmorft: @CHlCl8 965.
Beitere Sea 6rtGten berGtt5
Of Baltimore.
Die cn9ltl6e Ne9ieruus Derwebrte e8 per lar>
oiuii4en, ben Gn9ldnper Doo9eS an Sranfrei6
aus6uliefern.
7 Die @cnipirations6tu ipuroe bonn Iarbtnii6en
RarlaIneate rermprf ZEN.
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GreulurpseIee gu flint 3ubren Penitentiarp pere
urtbeilt peroen, pber pb er Elm fettes Nmt 1ne
nebmen unb Ii9 fir 2~eccmptcn ertldren wclle.
@r mdblte pas Nmt aber welG ein 3eu9niB
fir ben 0ecrmptcntsmus, wenn man gu letner
llnterltiieuns 2eute beran3ieben muB, pencn
fanf Sabre Penitentiarp pCu 0fe4tawe9eu gee
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N sa5 lsr befSaaf rraaea, ala iendts cine ntebereefdrta.
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nb meine Rranf9stt amer beni 8sretd SOa Dtee3in bielttn.
49, tfasm Gsrtpps abasmagert nal, apb far mi8 ale 9OHnaaas
eerftpuncen 19ten. ga i'd dber tn ben s etmneen Spn ben
sielen wunOevS0aen auren sslefen bate, bic @ner y 3 u
g m %stF S,as,rsrs5tf - g 5Sste p o iSd1 fir Y Ianf sst.'la
aaa Baltimore, nnb Fne NIT benz Gebran8 bsgisiben at, 8n
metnsm 9rSsen Grtanasn uno sar ttsa s.,! me'a asi SG mile
9aPm al anR.alsI4 seSn 8Otteta gsRraa9t pasteg@aF Id pill
y aessr fssff Sabre tub setaoHen un6 MD Bin i'd Elm ssfnn.
Der Maan bis auf bieien Sag, Pen 2. Stunt 1855. SD bin in
Ken lesten IS Mpnaten ntht etnen 3Gs tFdnt 8eUesn unb Be.
teHne, baB i'd quo arpben Dant i6ulDi8 bin. Nwtun9sppI
Der unterfdrieOene 1T NIT G1UmaS Drpns eenau befannt
unb lam 6e3euoen, baB er pe P1en %aneeeten5 bebaftet mar.
Sd bera&ie ietne Understanding. faa. rs Elm gppnhs~.
Grill elm ~ar'tae' as : IL Der = sssfs95SGfAs
gaR0r Sss 9srlinsr arsties Der Baltimore 9 Onfsrtrs.
80 ger lam BITE 99dlbartett Der AGsjs9ruus be3petfeln,
na@bem er tin 8eu8nts ME bas ubiBe 8etsfea Bat !
&c sMt nur cue ~suEsrld6t8e 3atereitaas sgm Q~0i'btiri&sn
sas uR fts sinass bic BON etnen1 DroentltAea 4rate aubersttst
z gnTee, IT Or: 9 mosne's D8atammensefester S9rup ron
Sranissitsn. utl4sn er anssusfsn II unp fur meIae. bic
srfaunit4fen 8Olesn aus befen gebraufe f4 3ttaten, mdnns
E~r44aiarsHl blazer 9afsn' Slutpeisn, SsHsrisits is@aSe
Sttmne, Seitenae4eu OSer Srufi@merBenr 8ef8wd&tc Con.
@tn0 9er8flepfen peer 9er5trautbett, tbeInbs @eBung oor
- &atsaaOans GER 9s4le &C.. Seine na6rbatten gt8sHi@attsn
90 Der apsf't tf0is' ! Gig Stsf'T nas gobn
@raH ~. 4, 0prtb @eSentb Street RRer sen Narh
9b~tla6elpba4 -
$50 0erfault bel:
9. %. G ppE, Np. 70 8alttmOrefra6e;
ssst 3. f. fsV, rs. 81 aaDrt5 @aSfTass; anb
in Der OtTtce BIS Baltimore gSeder."
gpufdnbtee bentfae sbruu&s-gprl6rifsn F9b tim one
GSneS WleetinenA
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,GttD o 8afttmpre"

. u@ttQ o DUIlIWpte -
Dret Sage Neuere8 aus @urppo.
NewsOOrf, 80. WGdr3 Die u&itp Of
Baltimore" tit au9efcmmen mt Qiperpcrl. gta6'
ri9ten big gum IL. .. coca
Die Africa" fam AMI IA bic u@itp Of @aIb.
inston" am IS. D. rrauBen all. so
Oritnt unb Yierrt iinb NIT Ser
@utllptine Ri 9eri6tet Wprpen
Dem Gtnbic spuroe bas Qeben 9eldenft.
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esdpn. ateber etme partbte pm 1870 SAP beHtf&sr gutter
8pttf6een erbatten, ebeniO. 60.
sn frilder peutI6er 9itnburser unb SGrei5erfdIe,
sPSbnfoomen, @erRe &c. &C., pei9ewir IN @rOBern gu benz Biz
! liaaen NRorftpres erladen, MprbItrger 8rp.
N9ohrt7 e 'e+ 81 y rEE-# 1872 QDnbdrbfr.
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Trnnfrc:m

am Jranfrc;1. s518 G
Borta, z. Otdr3. Mun fiebt fir bieIcs
Sabr pieper elmer 0teibe BON 8iirlten6eluden
ent9egen ; unter Nnpereu ertpartet man ben SIS.
mig OttO BON @riedenlano, welder 8ari8 nod
niht beludt bat.
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Menti1lGuo

Sambure, 4. Otdr3. @elfern ltnr bic
fir bic Staut8piScOutptale pom 1857 tettmmt
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Neue Mmsei0en.

Na6fetcnbe 5erren tub erfu6t, tbren DISQUALIFICATION &C.
gen WnS bdlbtst nd6sutOmmen;
s. .fupbIp6, Qebrer, 9tnr9 Sou, &uff6rteb,
., Snuer, Or. Qdbmeper.
W- Der 5Gas metfer bes Sscepla Starnmes TT er1u6t, In
Der Office bss Wefer ppr;rlpre3en. -l
~- &C., Dte Gr%pebtttpu.
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DIES perflolieuen @onnta8 8e8en II uPf SOr.
mittass aud bier psripirt !pArOe, bat be Staot
aOrintb gu @runoe 9eri4tet; fauu lte9s'' nrG
ein'se SduIer, uno au6 cieie 9aben lebr tart
oelittsn. 90 piel Bis ieBt befalnt, ltHO beIlan'
fla so Weeni4en inter ben &rlinlmern lllt9e-
fommen; 80 iiuO ldper perwunoet. gltdl1s
der QBeile ltir5te Die Stride eint9e Uflnuten
mad benz Snbe pe8 @ctte8ntenlte8 EN-, ol6 Die
Ofense l9on etrp1 20 Sdrltte BON lpr e%ltferl't
mar. glnt in ben redts uno lintS ppn &cs
rintb cine baIbe StunOe entferuteu Orti4aften
Salalnafi uno 2utrati, 10 pte III bret nabe ltes
8euoen Dirfern bat baS @rDbebeu 8ermIltuae
gen anseridtst. 8oltieu uuO Yafros iinD per>
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perpeu bofidlt erlu4t gu crptren.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-08-27
SOUTH CAROLINA,
dBBEVILLE DISTRICT,

IAMES J. RICIIEY, who is in the custody Of
eD the Sheriff Of Abbevile District, by virtue
of Writ of capias ad satisfaciend,tn, at the suit
of James Arnold, having filed in my Office to-
gether with schedule, on oath. of his estate
and effects. his Petition to the Court Of Common
Pleas praying that lie may be admitted to the
benefit of the Acts ofthe' General Assembly,
made for the relief of insoveht debtors
1t 10 therefore Ordered. that the said James
Arnold. aud all others the creditors. to whom
the said James J!1Richey is in any wise indebt-
ed, be, and they are hereby summoned and
hayo notice 70 appear before the said Court,
at Abbeyile Court House, onsthe Fourth day
ofOctober next, to shew cause. il any they
CAD, Why the prayer Of the Petition aforesaid,
should not DO granted.
MATTHEW MCDONALD. G. C:P. /. /.
Office Of Common Pleas.
Abbevils Dis, JuIo2s;; 1883. sSss l0-TSm
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-08-27
q "A mk M1n

T>IIE subscriber having purchased the inter.
Il est of W. W. Waller, would respectfully
solicit continuance of the very liberal pat.
rouage given to the old firm. ~
He feels deeply the obligation he is under to
the many kind friends who hnve stood by him
for the six years Of his manhood, and business
life, through evil as well as good report. .,
And while lie does not offer to cell goods for
cost prices. he knows the motto, x'Live and let
Liye,sssnd will conduct business accordingly,
Heis happy tohnnounce that he still retains
the service Of the agreeable and indefatigRble
Waller, who will act as chief clerk and agent
in the purchase and sale of goods. He is also
and White WHO viii be as industrious polite
and attentive as ever gst.y -
Jan. IL. 1853. ss87S' If
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-08-27

"AElNG sold my entire interest Of Goods
Ill to Gen. ". ". perryman, take sthis
method Of returning my sincere thanks. to my
numerous friends and customers for their very
kind and generous support to me for the five
years have been in business in this place and
vicinity. l would bospeak for the General,
an increased continuance Of the same.
BY reference t" Pcrryman's Card you will
in my power to make your business transactions
agreeable and profitable.
W. W. WALLER.
Jan. II, 1853. 81 If
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-08-27
"A BEAUTIFUL HEAD
OF
RIGH GLOSSY HAIR,
COMPLETELY PRESERVED

4 ND who that IS gray would not have II re-
~ stored to former color; or bald. but
would have the growth restored, o" troubled
with dnndruif and itching but would have /.
removed, or troubled with scrofuln, scald head.
or other eruptions but would be cured, or will.
sick heul ache, (neurnlgia) hut would be cured.
1t will also remove all pimples from tho face
and skin. Prof Woods Hair Restorative will
do all this see circular and the following
Ann ARBoF. Nov. 5, 1856.
PnoF. o. J. Woop-Dear Sir; have heard
much sand of the wonderful effects Of your Hair
Restorative, but having been often cheated
&c was disposed to place Your Restorative
in the same category ith the thousand and
one loudly trumpeted quack remedies. until l
met you III Lawrence county some months since
when yo II gave me such assurance as induced
the trial of your Restorative in my family
frst by my good wife, whose hair had become
very thin aud entirely white, aud before ex
hausting one of your large bottles, her hair was
restored nearly to its original beautiful brown
color. aud had thickene'i and had beautiful and
glossy upon. and entirely over the head she
continues to use it, not simply because Of its
beautifying effects upon the hair. but because
mind. Others Of my family and friends are
using your Restorative, with the happiest eff
:ects therefore. my skcpteism and doubts In
reference to its character and value are entire
.ly removed and can and do most cordially
'and contidentially recommend its use by all
who would have their hair restored from white
or gray (by reason of sickness or age,) to orig
mol color and beauty. and hy all young per
sons who would have their hair beautiful and
glossy 4, Very truly and gratefully yours
SOLOMON MANN,
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-08-27
PROFESSIONAL GARD.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT

SUUIH CAROllNA.
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT
Renneker & Glover,
vs.. Bill for account DC.
N. DAVIS. Adm'r.
pURSUANT, the order of Court, will
l. sell on Sale Day in September next. ut
AbbevlleC. H., at public outcry, the Tract of
Land owned by Luke Mathis, deceased, about
81 miIssfrom Abbeville c. H., containing sos
Acres. more or less. bounded by lands ofN. j.
Davis. and others, said tract to be re sod ut
the risk. of Thomas Z. Owen. and the biding
to be opened at. the sum of $26lO. If said
tract brings more than $26lO. the terms will
be a credit ef twelve months, with interest
from 5th day of October next-purchaser to
give Bond with two good ssureties mortgage
Of the premises pay the costs in cash. and pay
for papers. Ifit does not bring more than
$26l0, it is to be Knocked down TO said Thomas
E. Owens on the teims prescribed 10 the Dec
retail Order.
WM II. PARKER. C. E.A.D.
Commissioners Office,
August 2, 1858. IL hSs