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1T is NOT a DYE.
MRS S. a. ALIENS WORLDS HAIR

RESTORER. ttA4b h.
Gray haired, Bald persons with diseases Of hair, or
Mrs S. "a. AILHN MI sZYLoBALSAMUM
Or Worlds essential to with the Res
torer Hair Dressing for old young exts MT
being often etcaciOus in cases OF hair falling &c without
the Restorer
REV. Ii Y DEGAN, Editor Guide to Holiness. 1--WE
testify to its Effects" &c.
Notwithstanding irregular use the falling OIL OF hair
ceased, my gray locks restored to original colOr
REV s. B. MORLEY, AttlebOrO Massachusetts. '1t has
changed the Drown Of Glory belonging to old men.
REV NJ THAcHER, go Of aEel Pitcher, ohsnangO
County, New York. "bIy hair Is restored 1t Is
nothing like dye," &c.
REV. D. TWOOD, AIiddletown, New York. ''My hair
and that Of another Of family, has greatly thicken
REV. JAMES NIcKEE New York City, Recommends It, &C.
REV W. PORTEU5 stanWich, Conn: 'lt has met most
REV: F. GRIswOLD, Washington, N. II. at rs reall
ehicacous in restoring the hair &c.
REV. G. NJ SPRATT, LcWsburGh, Pennsylvania. ave
and do cheerfully recommend it," &c.
REV. J. p. TUSTIN Charlestown, South Carolina. 1.-THE
REV. AMOS BLANCHARD, Meriden, N II. 1--WE think
very highly Of your preparation, "&c.. 81 - -
to and my hair turn when was young &c.
REV. c. NJ. CLINK, Lewiston, Pennsylvania ut has
stopped hair falling and caused new growth" -I
REV A. FRINII, Chataqua County, New York. 'I sat-
REV D. NORRIS Gross River New York SIT is the best
preparation extant."
REV. WILLIAM GUTTER, Editor Mothers Magazine, New
s-we might swell this list but II convinced TRY 1T.
We export these preparations to Europe even. and they
supersedng all others there as well as in the United
Hdoes not stain Sold by principal whole
sale retail merchants in the u s., Cuba, Canada
DEPOT, 355 BFROOmR STREET, N. Y.
where address all letters and inquiries.
sOme dealers try to sell articles instead of this,
which they profit Write to Dept1or circular,
terms, information. Genuine is signed, S. S. a.
allen, written iIt Ink. Beware of counterfeits. s
sept4-Smeod
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sssssa - - REMOVAL. ~ 81 T. e
NHE Ened, ETatefdf6r the patronage they have
received from the citizens of Wheeling and the public
anet OF the their location No. lis Main be-
tween Monroe and Union streets
We purpose at All eason 70 keep saeh ASSORTMENT d
CHINA GLASS. QUEENsWARi;, HOUSE & STEAM BOAT
Furnishing Goods hand that vim be most nkey 70 aft
the taste Of all who favor with their
Our Rooms are spacious, adofding facilities
In the west exhibit goods aud aside from
Retailing and packing shan continue
keep hand original paek2g OF assorted pneensHare,
adapted TO this section Of country and he extreme West
Conasetsd With THIS house, s PINT GLASS NkEU.
FACTORY; hence our Cquntry Merchants rely upon
saving the carriage nom the East point by b1S
their Glass and o1eensUaTe from i II ~ FStl
]. x. DUNHAAE &OO.,, 4
IATAwBA Ginser and Domestic brandy Isst eeeived
" and for sale BY 4Loee2l WA. RDvy ARDs BRO.
1sBoN. Madeira. Port, sherry and MaIaFa Wine, Just
IL received and foT sale by - u 80
Soas 2 ". A. EDWARDS & BRO
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THO THOSE WHO ENTER MY INSTITUTE on REMIT
j $50, and thus secure GUARANTEES SCHOLAR
SHIPS time before the LIST day Of next September,
upon completing thorough course Of Double Entry Book
keeping Its Collateral Branches secure lucrative
poymentin ercIaI king Houses Accountants
within ninety after their graduation, else they wiz
Unidentified to the full amount OF the paid for tut
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO
REOTI LIQUOR MERCHANTS
AND wHHOLES AllE G ROGERS.
DIR. FEUCI1TNY ANIER'S
0nn m

DIX. .FEUUiINY AINNIEILto'
FLAYoRINGs TO PRODUCE AT A MOMENTS NOTICE
- -s5577 EVERY DESIRED LIQUOR. =
The undersigned has lately made great improvements In
this branch Of business The ayorngs are put up In pack
Spirit 4 proof and Liquors such
CoRnac either dark pale, Holland and English Gin, ia
hI0nongahela Bourbon, Irish and
Hhkey, Apple Peach, Cherry and Bran
Madeira Wines will be Instantly produced. 1t
requires skill, addition of good spirit, so
gallons gallon of the respective Rlayoring.
The best Cognac oil green, yellow and white, warranted
genuine, as low any other importer in the U. 9;
Essences every Liquor Extract of Cognac, lb of
which produces 200 gallons Of Cognac,
Raw Whiskey by Dr. F's age and body preparation
be ma e 10Th with hut trihIng expense. -.
The price Of FavorlnSs extremely moderate and di
rectons in full supplied by - 60 -
Chemist and fporte. Of Drugs RssenttGt 0isi and NSt
ais, Dd1Eerre0type ItHdL photographic Gienicnks,
No. lab Maiden Lane, New York,
N Sole Agent GOdreys celebrated Cordial BitterS
and Gin. ap2s-6md&W
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Free Tuition, or IIucrnfiVe tuaIiOnB.

FFee IIllCfnIlVel5IIuilIIuWUo
Graduates from this Institution filling responsi.
bic and lucrative positions Cashiers Book keepers and
Railroad Office Clerks, in different sections Of the country
and being preferred by business men to Graduates OF
leled INDUCEMENTS which nothing but the great Superiority
my instruction training Of Students for
business life would wRrrant,fti .,ff 81. .I.. =.
TIE Peinciput of fs Institution has been practical
dce6iRtdnt for longer period than any other Teacher
tn tie Western country. ,ii II q E5nt-E-
Address the undersigned for further particulars.
my9 WIN. w. G. RANG RR.
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K. GARFORTH.s

xGHE STREET, hsiWEE1s VIM 1xD SIKH sfs.
EAST WHEELING, VA. -
GOOD supply Of smiths celebrated Kennel ctSsr
IA Ales, Brown Stout and Porter always hand. TN
ems and families supplied the
~ An orders addressed-Bo1 No. NJ, POst-Omce-gH
be promptly attended %. aps
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connection with the above, keep every kind OF Eu
sleAiin1truments and musical merchandise generally.
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New York Advertiaements.

ALBERT C. RIGEHAR BsON'S
Advertising aud Corresponding ONCE, No 800 BroHdWA
No. NEanrlc
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SUMMER ARR.ANaG NTs.
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Pianos, Meodeons, aud every knd Of musical Instrus
mentS tuned and repaired. st-ei, diss5'-=- taz.s
AZ All 90 IDS warranted At this estabshnenta novS
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81. oARTW.RIGHT,

SHEET MUSIC.
Thelarsest stock Of sheet music. musical Gs &C.,
nthS Western country. =
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New Arrangement.

New Arrangement.
WOULD to the subscribers for paper, Period
Ieals, &C., whose have been transferred TO from
Mr. TObn's Books that now receiving said Periodi
regularly, would request those above referred
call at III Main Any Wishing 70 discontinue
their subscriptions, win please that lon
preserve their copies We have just received case Of
elegant Family Bbles also late Mrs Hats and
Mrs. SOuthWOFts Works. Everything IN the Book aud
Stationery line be had the Cheap Book StOTe" No.
III Main street. [ap1Ol JAS, Q. ORR.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

GOLDEN BEE HIVE STORE,
174 MAIN ST, WHEELING.
i FALL AND WINTER TRADE.
GToNE & THOMAS take pleasure IN announelng that
p they now in receipt Of their full stock OF Fa and
Winter 90 itr slsi. ,.ii.a
They have Just received their Second Fa Purchases
which, their viii enable them 70
sent to the Public more than
$4,000 WORTH OF GOODS,
Being by far the largest and MOST DESIRABLE stock and
embracing the BEST Of choice goods they have
ever offered 70 the Public. -,-ssl1
their variety they have added large stock Of
Competing Rugs the latest designs and best makes
Winter Tradeto both OF which, as well as % their STOCK
generally they invite the attention Of the Trade.
Having the Eastern cities short time preVtouSto
the late heavy rise In Cotton Fabrics and buy
ps well directly from the Importers, and MAnufae-
turs in instances; they able 20 dtr Inducements
excei d by no similar house II the West.
the wants Of their rapidly Increasing Trade they
mAde emakng ample arrangements 70 farnsh
the Public with one Of the best selected stocks Of goods In
their line In the West.
In this stock may be found fully at iit
1900 yds Sllks-embEaeing some Of the hnesttmp
Thibets and MAddOmiRs-Of every quality and color
A fun line OF the Richest Painted, Ombre shaded an
in striped Cashmeres and DelalAes-ImpOFted.
400 shaWls and oloaks-emhTaeing some OF the
SoOOo yds GInshSns Debases Declines and Prints aud
10000 Z" Of Domestcs-embraeing the largest line Of
American and Cotton goods kept by any similar
laid their stock with view to closer eash
trade pledge the Public that eOTt upon their part
shall be wanting 20 please.
close cash eXeeed by house In the West in
United States No trouble TO show sent %
Cars, Hotels and Boats for eust0meF8., sai
- Always ON hand, Prime Live Geese ReatheES-
d.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-02-06
News of the Week.

Mexico is in the midst of bloody reyolu-
ton, which, runior has it, is being carried on
by political nspirants and friends of SANTA
ANNA, Spanish .cmisSarcs arc also busy,
and the end is not yet. Such intelligence as
we have appears in our columns.
T Congress is engaged in discussing the bill
to increase the army, Nicaraguan affairs, the
Kansas matter, with the ordinary legislation
of the country, without having arrived at a
legitimate result on any point.
Arrivals from Europe bring us still fur
thor decline in cotton. The money market
was easier, and trade was rcviving. The
Queen of Spain has accepted the mediation of
France and England in tho difficulty with
Mcxco. The news from India is indefinite /;
several engagements had taken place, the
English generally being successful. The
life of the French Emperor has again been
attempted, this time while entering the ope-
ra. The attempt was made BY Italians, with
an "infernal machine" 1t failed, however,
thongi, ti.o Eiporor's hat was pierced hy
projectilcs, and sixty persons we're wounded
and three killed. Adyiccs from China state
that the English tleot was pushing UP the
Canton river 1t was assorted that the city
of Canton had been ruined. The English
ship Sappho had seen SLAYER ashore, with
eight hundred negroes drowned, and the yes
sci burned to the waters edge.
Both parties still claim the victory in Kan
s;e, The official result, viii the Lecompton
constitution, will be communicated to Con-
gress in few days to be disposed Of The
result is doubtful The detection of the dem
ocrats North is more general than was al
first anticipated, As a question of principle
the admission of Kansas, with the Lccomp
ton constitution, is all-importont to the South
but practically twill be valueless, because
the abolitionists have majority in Kansa,
and will change the form of government a
their own pleasure.
The steamer from California brings 81
100000 in gold. The mines appear to bC
oxhaustless. Some fear of the Mormons il
expressed, and it is believed an expedition
will be led a@oinqA l,----'---'--eI'U sprung, %,
I 'F01' SCOTT IN. person.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-02-06
Agricultural,

|
| In addition to what We have already puI,
hshed, further accounts are given of the pro-
cocdngs of tho Agricultural Society at Wal
halla, on the 2lst The Committee awarded
premium to III. r. CASTOR, Esq, for the best
one-tourth of an acre OF potatoes. lie raised
thereon lO4 bushelc. A premium was ayyar-
ded to DR.. j. w. EARLE for the best cotton.
On one acre he raised 1894 lbs and on an
other acre 1926 lbs. The committee on corn
reported that Mr.. G. W. Phillips raised llo
bushels on one acre; Mr.. a. RAMSAY sc bush
els; MIR. Il. p. WERNER 20 bushels nv. D..
ID. WERNER 10 bushels: Mr.. p. took the pre-
minm. The President, Mai. MILLER, distrib-
uted a few ears of the McAfco corn to the
members for trial. The committee charged
with preparing the annual premium list
Mcssrs. Nj. Nj. NORTON, j. A. DOYLE. j. r..
SHELoR, ). X. MCCALL and RoB'T. A. Tuovp-
soN-adopted, with some alterations and a.
mendmcnts, the list of last year. 1t will be
published soon. A resolution was adopted
that hereafter grain and cotton proposed for
premiums shall bo weighed and measu ID
and the ground shall be measured by he
hAo uiC W lJitSS upon III, ana that
the mode of cultivation shall also be furnish
el," The Society is in a prosperous condi-
ton, as regards mcmbers and means, andthe
interest taken in tho good cause. Tho next
meeting will be held at Walhalla, on the 3D.
Thursday in April, at 10 o'c.ock, AN
The FAsHIoNs.-T Philadelphia cores
pondent of the Baltimore AD,efican, gives the
following particulars of fashionable novelties,
which will be interesting to both sexes.
To gust of wind which swept down Ches-.
nut street yesterday afternoon, we are. in
debted for the discovery of new freak of
fashion. The red woolon petticoats intro
duced by Queen Victoria have already found
their way into this city, aud will most likely
become the rage during the present season.
From nlomentary glimpse Of the article.
We suppose them 10 be made of some fine ma.
tcri.d, like Salisbury flannel, though, l,ossi.
bly,, they may be cashmere. Around the hot
tom run broad stripes in bright colors, Civ
ing decidedly picturesque appearance to
the ladies, as they gracefully step over the
CUTTERS The new skirt is worn Immediately
next the dress. The ladies will, therefore.
dispense with white ones and those gothic
combinations which have, of late, been SO
highly in vogue.
The collars now worn by young gentlemen
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-02-06
The Turnpikes,

The act chartcring the cashier Valley
Turnpike" appeared in our last issue. This
week we give that of the Sassafras Gap
Turnpike" These enterprises arc impor-
tant to the country through which they will
pass, and we shall be pleased to hear of the
organization of thcr respective Companies at
an early day. Pcndlcton, with the western
tcrmini of these roads, will be greatly bene-
fitted by their completion therefore, they
should lend willing hand. Their ability to
extend aid is well known, and their public
spirit must have disccrncd the necessity. On
the line Of these roads, the same necessity
for aid exists, 1t must be advantageous alike
to all. AS the whole matter is under the
control of the special corporators, we can on
ly alludc to these important enterprises in a
general way
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-02-06
Complimentary.

The New York editors arc doubtless an
prcciatvc fellows, if the following from the
Times, showing up BENNETT of the Herald,
be allowed as n specimen:
DEcWING.-Poor Bennett fails ranidly.
HIS teeth seem to be gonc--for he only mum
bes when he tries to bite. His Herald now
a-days is very much like NANCY, threc-lcc-
ged, one-cyed, crop-carcd, stump-tailcd bull
dog who has outlivcd every thing but his bad
temper, and spends his waking hours in
sleepy ana melancholy snappings at people
lccts crowd, but it soon becomes monoton-
Gus, and for varicty's sake, if nothing else,
the boys begin to stone the animal, whose
ghast!iy snarlings have ceased even to be
amusing" ~
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-02-06
The Anderson Gazette.

Tho valedictory of A. II. BRoYLEs, Esq,
appears in the last number of this Journal.
Other and imperative duties have severed his
editorial connection with that paper. This
we, in common with the editorial cSrpH ps dFffi M
~ regret: 10 SPIRIT, and was more concern
cd For the success of correct principles than
mere party Advancement. lie welded an
Independent and able pen, which we trust
will not be permitted to remain long out of
active service Ample arrangements have
been made for the future editorial conduct of
thn LInznLLn
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-02-06
SaledaY

Was a small affair, if the weather is left
out of the account Few persons were in at
tendance, and not much property sold, There
were only two prominent topics "before the
people," to wit: the scarcity of money and
the wcatherl Which had the best of it, we
are unable to say. Truly, both were bad
enough We trust that better times and sun.
shine are not far ahead
Col. j. ID. AsuMoRE, of Anderson, was pres
ont In the event that Col. ORR declines, he
will be q candidate for Congress.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-02-06
Derellct Estates.


As there appears to be some misapprehen-
sion in regard to the act, providing for tho
administration Of dcrelict estates, we ropub-
lsh an extract from it, The intention of the
law is that all estates must be administered
on by the Commissioner or the next of kin.
We are fully impressed with tho belief that
the law will have salutary effect; and, so
long as it remains on the statute book, must
be executed. But to the extract:
"That whenevcri it shall come to the knowl-
edge of any Master or Commissioner in Euui-
ty of this State, That the estate and effects
Of any deceased person as to which admins
tration could legally be granted by the Ordi-
nary of his District, remain entirely or par
TALLY unadministercd, either by reason of no
application for letters of administration, or
from any other cause, 80 that there ig nc lc
gally appointed representative of such de-
ceased person, it shall be the duty of such
Master or Commissioner to make application
to the Ordinary of the Distric for letters of
administration on the estate of such deceased
person, accompanied with statement of the
nature, condition and value, Of the said es-
tate, as far as it may be known to him and,
thcreupon, it shall be the duty of such Ordi-
nary to insert n notice of such application,
in the usual form, for forty days, in some
public newspaper published in such District,
or, if there be none SUCH in some adjoining
district and, also, at the door of the Court
House; and after such notice, to grant to
such Master or Commissioner, letters of adj
ministration ON the estate Of such deceased
person, with the will annexed, in case there
be a will and such Master or Commissioner
shall give his own bond for tho faithful dis
charge of his duty as such administrator, in
such amount as would be required in case Of
any other administrator, but no surcties on
the same shall be required: Proeided, That
if, before letters of administration shall havc
been granted to such Master or Commission
or, who would otherwise be entitled to let
ters ofadmnistration ON such estate, any per-
son whe would be otherwise entitled to such
administration, should apply for the same,
they shall be granted to such person in pre-
feronce: And, provided, also, That the whole
value of said estate shall not exceed the value
of five thousand dollars"
VENERABLE CLERGYMAN. .-Parson Green,
of Hampstead, j.. L., is the most venerable
clergyman in the United States, being now
ninety-years old When in his 18th year he
was soldier in the revolutionary army, was
engaged in many of the important skirnfsh-
es of the war, and was one of the hollowsquare
of soldier inside of which the Declaration of
Independence was read on the dtb Of Judy
1910,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-02-06
TElE BzE@ w [E[5 co W II Or ].

are decidedly unique. They arc shaped like
o small section ofstovc-pipe, and encircle the
neck in such manner as to have earned for
them the above title. We observe, also, that
the pcg-top style of pants is being revived,
The peculiarity of these garments Is, that
they give to the neither limbs the shape of
carly fall carrots-yery small at the bottom,
but remarkably bulbous about the top. The
fashions are growing slightly ridiculous, and
should be attended to
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-02-06
PTCKENS c.. H., S. c.:
satuA lay Morning, February 6, 1858.
f" For Congress-"

Tho last number of the True CtoOlihidn
contains u lengthy editorial announcing Col.
a. p CALHoUN, of this district, as a candi-
date for Congress. Col. CALHOUN was nom
mated for the high position, through our col
umns some months ago, and promptly declin
cd the preferred honor. We have authority
for saying that Col G. is not a candidate for
nmY ofirn ~
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-02-06
Public Documents

Senator HAMMOND has placed us under OBJ
hGations torvolumcs second, third and fourth
OF "ENplorations and Surveys for Railroad
from the Mississippi River to the Pacific
OCEAN" These are largo volumes, filed with
descriptions of the routc-country, soil, otc
withhandsome engravings of particular points
scenerY. shrnhs ntr
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-02-06
Murder.

A friend informs us that horrible murder
was committed in lIabersham county, Ca
near Mount Yonah, on Tuesday last, on the
body of an inoffensive old man, by one WIN
TIERS. An AK was the instrument of death
used, several blows having been inflicted on
the deeeaseds head WINTERS is in custody
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-02-06
The Piokens Aoademv.

The exercises this institution commenced
on Monday last, under the care of Mr.. HEATH
an experienced Teacher. The attention of
parents aud guardians is invited to the natur-
al advantages of the location. These, with
the acknowledged competency of the teacher,
should give him large school, For further
narticulars. see advertisement.