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Fall and Winter Goods I!
Al
PLEASANT HILL, S, G..

WE ARE NOW RECEIVING OUR
w Fall and Winter stock of Goods,
consisting in part of Kerseys, Domestics,
Hats, Calicos, Ginghams, Hoop Skirts,
Skeleton Hoops, BalmoraI Hoops and
Brass Hoops, Mqrseiles Shirts, Bosoms
and Collars ladies Gauntlets, Gloves
Hosiery, Medicines. Groceries, Hardware,
Cookery, SGdlery, Shoes, Leather, Iron,
Nails, Shingles and almost everything call
ed for in country store all Of which will
be sold ON the
VERY BEST TERMS
TO punctual customers.
Call and examine our stock, we will take
great pleasure In showing our stock and
selling good bargains, and no mistake.
MAGILL g.. CAUTHEN.
Sept %. sBS.-3S-tf
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THE MIGHTY HEALER.
WORLD KNOWN AND WORLD TRIED.

The free admissions of all Nations, as well
as the verdict of the leading Hospitals of the
Old as well as the New World, stamp this pow
ertul remedial Agent as the greatest healing
preparation ever made known to suffering man
Its penctratve qualities are more than mar.
vclous, through the external oriticcs of the skin
invisible to the neakcd eye, it reaches the seat
of the internal disease and in all external af-
fections its anti.inhammatory and healing vir-
tues surpass anything else on record, and is
Nnturp's rrraot allv
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Lands for Sale.

w lancaster.
Aaron Phillips and others. Bill 70 r
Parliti q n
and acct.
In pursuance Of the decree Of the Court
Of Equity made in above case, at June
Term 1853 will sell nj Lancaster G.. II!
on the lst Monday, the 9th December 1898,
the lands ordered 10 he sold in above ease
brI"ng'ng Ia the estates OF Sarah Phillips
ani EIjah Phillips, viz:
One tract lying on Tnckahoe and Lynches
Creek. containing llOt acres, bounded by
lands Of John Massey and Amos Cooke.
Also, one tract on the iaGler Branch and
Bird Branch containing l67! ncres, bounded
by lands Of Urah Funderburk, and others.
Terms, credit of and years, with in
ter"st (rxcrpt n much cash as will pay
costs) Bond with good surrties
JAMES II. WITHERSPOON,
e. f. l.. ID.
Nov. ., l85S-5t p IS so.
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N 0 T. G E i.

TINE SUBSCRIBER having ordered his
Il Goods :his Fall, 20 far, from the best
HOUSES in NEW YORK and CHARLES
TON, and are now receiving them regularly
by his own Express, all the different kinds
of Dry Goods usually Kept, both staple
and fancy, also Clothing, liats, &c.
A large assortment
NEGRO BLANKETS, KERsEYs
a large assortment
NEGRO SHOES, &c
Hardware, Cotley, Groceries, &c. Also, a
large supply Of
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Millinery and Mantua. Making

es'ablishmrnt. and sOiiciIs share of pat
Tonage She nIlers herself that sh. can
give satisfaction in any work that may b.
rBEustad 10 her. Rooms at Beidon's iIo-
tel.
Lancasterville, Nov 10, ls5s.--39-3m
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Mrs M. II. Clendenin,

LAS THE PLEASURE TO INFORM
l. tde citizens Of Lancaster, lille. aud
surrounding section, that she has just open.
ed ut This place a
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Hardware Department.

full and complete Combination Saw comprising Saw So
and Scribe all in
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Lancaster, S. c., October 25, 1858
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ERUPTION on THE SKIN.

Arising from 4 bad state OF the blood or chronic
disease cradcatcd, and clear and trans
parent surface regaincd by the restorative ac.
ton of this Ointment. 1t surpasses many of
the cosmetics add other toilet appliances in
its power to dispel rashes and other dis!Igure-
mcntS of the face
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~" CAuTIoX!-Nonc are genuine unless the
words Holloway New York and London, are
discernible as a "Water-nark" in every leaf OF
the book OF directions arounu each pot or box;
the same may he plainly seen by ''holding the
leaf IL the light" A handsome reward will be
given to amy one rendering such information as
may lead to the detection of any party or par
ties countcrtciting the medicines or vel ding
the same, knowing them to be spurious.
-. Sold at the Manufactures of Professor
HOLLOWAY, 50 Maiden Lane, New York, and
10y all respectable Druggists and Dealers in Med
icinc throughout the United States and tho
civilized world, in boxes at 25 cents 63 cents
AID 81 each.
cS- There is considerable saving by the lar
ger sizes.
n. B.-Directions for the guidance of pat
tents in every disorder are affixed to each box.
June l6 1853. lS-ly.
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ERYSIPELA ANDSALT RHEUM.

Are two of the most common and vrtuent
disorders prevalent on this continent, to these
the Ointment is especially antagonistc, its
"modUsoperdndI' is first to eradicate the ven-
ON and then complete the cure.
BAD LEGS, OLD SORES, AND ULCERS
Cases ofmany years standing that have per-
tnaciously refused to yield to any other remedy
Or treatment, have invariblc succunbcd to a
few applications of this powerful unguent.
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PILES AND FISTULA.

Svcry form and feature of these prevalent
and stubborn disorders is cradicatcd locally and
entirely by the use OF this cmolicnt warm
lamentations should prcccdc its application.-
Its healing qualities will be found tn be thor.
ouSh aud invaIiblc.
Both the Ointment nny Pills should be
UScd az the fOlLOripy cusrs.
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Negroes for Sale.

Nov. ., 1856 pf s. so.
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Bunions, SwelI!ed Glands,
Burns, Sore Legs,
Chapped Hands, Sore Brcasts,
Chilblans, Sore Heads,
FiStula, Sore Threats,
Gout, Sores of all kinds,
Lumbago, Sprains,
Mccurial Eruptions, Stiff Joints,
Piles, Salt Rheum,
rheumatism, letter,
Rngworm, Ulcers,
Scalds, NcncraI Sores,
Skin Diseases, Wounds of all kinds,
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WIT AND SENTIMENT.

Neutral in Politics ; free from all secta-
'ianism, vet bold and independent Each
edition of this elegant specimen of artistic
skill will contain eight super.royal quario
pages. on fine satin surface paper, and will
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-01-14

n6 wehave some well finished Leather Top BUG
snsi, W '''' VI ''--' e lMoRNBRooR :. CO.
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Prof. Deiiratt-Dear Sir; I, CAPT. 3. Is. Smith,
hereby certify llat have been afflicted with Rhelma-
tsn for four years, sd at times could not sleep. By
hearing OF the wonderful cures by DCGMths Electric
oil, induced try it, and the frs application
Of the EleCtrc Oil at once relieve and
The use ofmy am. the application Wa made lelore
fifty persons. Z. Z. SMITH, TEisgs 60.
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

EAR. HUTCHINSON, having associated with him
~ DR.. GREEN. late Of indianapolis, VIII contiu ne
the practice Of medicine aud surgery ut his old Office
Third street, here he solicts continuance OF patron
age from his friends and the public generally.
Doctor Green having devoted exclusive attention 70
the treatment of diseases of the bye and Lungs fol
several years, viii continue Co treat such diseases with
his new plan Ottreatment,Wich consists orthe lungs
in the Inhalation OF NEGLECTED vapors, carrying the
medicine directly 10 the seat Of the disease. u
One Of the Im lie found the office at All hours
OF Tie day and nigh.. seprl-l& w6m
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DOCTOR ]. n. HUGHES,

r. ATE PHYSICIAN or THE UNITED STATES
n MARINE lIOSPITALAF LOUISVILLE, has
located IN This CITY, and viii give prompt attention to
the practice ~ his profession IN its several Punches
Ufhce and residence on Second, between Main and
Division Streets ein the formerly occupied i
DR.. ByfGrl. Regular hours Tor consultation rom %
tn o'clock A. NJ, and from 70 and from 81 to Z
O'Clock. z. NJ ~. E1. HE
"a Calls male in his absence from the office, and
registered VIII be duly responded 20. noYl7r
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g inc IND ITsI mod, wore present:
j J Riley, Il BTaatly, n J Cooper.
TKaiafrh y g cta-dar
III y n y : = > ts-IsIItsl = ;
cEnTIFICATE.


WINsBoRo', :. = N.rcho, 49,.
I.Davil EFLin. do here certify that have been
badly afflicted tor Two months with nl8muIaUry reu-
niltsm; one efuiy legs being mUch sUptieH-scIf and
sire-so trar f1urt Il exceedingly dtfcul! 90 walk
that the stiff joint has ieen twice ro al with Prof
DeiiTa.hs ce.e. 81 Electric OH within thirty hours;
and now have the perfect use Of l,Ie afflicted limb.
was also troubled with Ieill deafness IN my le ear,
md by sin gle appliCatioIiefthe Electric Oil my hear.
ing has been greatly improved.
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b MISCELLANEOUS.
STORAGE WANTED.

NXyE are prepared 10 store in orr Fire Proof Ware
w house any quantity Of Grain, Produce, or Mer
chandize. ION the most liberal terms
Having large and airy IN stairs particular care
will be taken of Household Furniture, Agricultural
Implements and all kinds of goods or wares liable &c
damage from damp or rust.
Insurance effected the lowest fire proof rates by the
month, or longer when desired
Warehouse located on corner OF Locust street and W
and E. Canal, and most convenent for shippinA Us
River Railroad Apply TO GEO. FOSTER CO.
APPS.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH ltEMEDA
SIZE JAMES CLARKE's
CEg. tTED FEMALE PILLS.


Prepared from prescription Of Sir James Clarke, NJ.
D., Physician Extraordinary to the QUEEN. This IN
valuable Medicine is unlang In the cure of all those
painful and dangerous diseases incident to the Female
cor sitution.
II noderltes all excess removes all distinctions and
brings on the monthly periods with regularity. These
pills should he used two three weeks previous 20
confinement; they fuTfy the cOIstit 1tion and lessen
the differing during lahOr, enabling the mother to per-
CorIl her duties with safety 70 heysef and cald.
Tisse pills should not be taken by females during
the FIRST THREE MONTHS of PrCgil:- they
are sure % bring Miscarriage but at any other time
they are safe.
In an cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pain
I'm the and Biuls. lleayinesS, Fatigue Slight
Exeron, PalpitatOn OF the Heart, Lownss Of Spirits,
fIysterics Sick Helache Whites and al the painful
diseases occasioned by dis1rlered system, these Pills
win effect when al other means have failed, and
although powerful remedy do not contain iron,
caOmel, antimOny. OF any other mineral,
Fuu directions accompanying each package. Price
in tn. United States and canada. One Dollar.
y. B.-alOJ and postage stamps efrclosedto any
return mail. " ". ROBERTS, Indianapolis,
Sole Agent fOr Indiana.
UALLOCK X STODDARD,
an91 '51.iyi5 General Agents, Evansville.
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vU,HE BOSTON BELTiNG COMPANY.

: II 800 feet 2, >, 3 mon, ply, II =
500 do 3, 81, inch, 3 aud ply;
800 do ~, 3, D inch, Rand ply; .t
900 dc &, :, 10 inch, Sand ply; ..
800 do u, ID, IA inch, ply;
The best Betting used, adapted for wet and damp sit
uaions can Se applied where Leather Betting cunot
BE sure yon purchase the Boston article Boston
Betting has fifty per cent Indian Rubber. Ii Is
better yulcan.zed than New York Betting. We have
also a complete assortment % Gum Packing. uas.ets,
and Pipe Rings. Address the Boston Betting Com
pany, agents. BABCOCk SONTAG.
novel
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nANrn rIrTN

~ AuGUgTA, Ga. March - Is57
Prof. Detirsth-DeIr Sir: This is "a certify that I
have been afflicted AHA headache aud curls on my
feet-fl1m which have suffered very muclf-aud by
the application of DeGriths Electric OIL hav. cen
cured OF my heajaclie and c9rs, and therefore rom-
mend tito all. 4. ACCUE.
Prof. DcGath's Electric OIL 80 nwarl,-I will
give s25 for the appreheu sion % low scamp, who
printed soae dirty bills and called BIS stuff by the
name Of ElectricOn. ...r
druggists who put UP q stuff composed OF Canpheue
and lard OIL calling 10 ELECTRIC or. No u.,l-
lers sell the genuine Electric oil in che United States
it IS sold only nv pecale Druggists and country
merchants. BE sure and get DeGritl's Electric OH or
xftf will Ia Oh a. &. . +. ~
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AFFLICTED. READ THIS.
Miraculous cure made on one Of the citizens of Ma
MACON, Aprils ISL

MACON, April ) 1857
-pRoF DEGRATH-Dear Sir: This is 10 certify that
| had fail, sprancd my shoulder and was afflicted
for eighteen days, and lost the use Of my arm and
could not raise my hand 70 my head; and hearing Of
The wonderful cures etiectelhy DctnthS Electric OIL
and nv one application Of il was enabled 70 raise my
hand 10 my head and take of my hat. Thank God L
am well, and cheerfully recommend it to all the
afflicted. Interpolation was made before hundred
{ persons. Yours, truly,
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AFFLICTED, READ THIS.

y CERTIFICATES.
+ 1850 o.. = AUGtsrA, Ga. MI-vh = 1857
Prof DeGratl-Dear Sir; AIS is 70 certify that my
boy Moses las Teen afflicted With rheumatism for
Sevent-tn ears. and Nv one application Of your Oil
was entirely cured, and cheefuily rscolanieud il
to AZ similarly affected. ..-- -. t--Iu
go Yours res pectfully, c. HEIBFR
Forsals BY sMITH y EZZ4RD. sole agents At At
lanta, Ge0rgh. ~
No.. tlfs. Prof. CIIAS. DEGRATH-
81 South EiEhth street Philadelphia.
KELLER e W HtpF, Solo Agents.
A lsr Tor Slleat d.. Penningtonis Drug Store, and
llalock & Stodlanis. 1851. Octl1
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sfsoer's perbeGerte WGbmdi6tne.

0ie,e ifaTbtne wurbe mad einern unpartpettlGen VertuGf
,,F tsrooriIer IuSfe(luna NIT benz t66fen@r6ntun belcbnt,
ia ii u%nn6tbia, pom BEN @erbtsn(ten gu iprs6en, ia beren
81 rrtIoIfhfeit per dIen aueeren tdburH binldn9ti6 beteuef
xirSs So6 zinc arSeere Nn,abl ern henielben In @ebrdu6 1T
IrIS bsinobe ron 1aen anteren 8ufdnnen 9enrmnen. NDtr er'
uns. gatrttanten, 9Ilan5tr nnS ! m tltsn
Sraa6tsr 0erbeFeruneen bic Wafbtne nTSteten 8e,iebun8eu
sereinfo&t taben. Sic lisfert jest oopselt 70 ref 9rbeit ais
trdter unb 1T bic sin8t9e Weafbtnae, BITE fetne Snb srobe 5abri.
fetu llnterf6teb I'm @iatertal pdre. Wae fnb nit Der erSbter
.Gprafolt unb 6ausrbaft 8ebaut.
gBir dnb In ben Stanb eefest, unfere MSaf@tnen unter ltte.
Eroieu 8ebin9uneen 8e9en alte ppn tr9enb elmer @rt urn,utau.
IIben, Werlcnen, bic unter9eCrbnetere Wdf1tner inter ben
I9rrmorte Der Stat9teit 8efauft baten rerben etnen folder
lIauiG Iebr Sprtbeilbdft fn6en.
Nustunft wtrp NIT BEN srRStsn@ersnasen In unIerer 9fFs
Nr. 105 Baltimpre(tra6e, Baltimore,
'trttsIIt S. ID. Stastr II. 50.
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HrS. 1863 & III, Central Npenue.

Enlttm gre, Wfo.,
bait fgrtrdtrenb p%Urr6ttig porter. Gle nn6 @iber, eterfp
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|6lafhen %tmpprtirt. Wtineralpafert in alien GualitGten, fret
BON fhdblt6cn SubfanSer. 8errer; WineralmaGer 5Un.
tGnen, ensratpr3-4lafNs r- Wl af6tnen, NIT ben neueaen 0ers
.behernn8en.- Nmeritenifht 3rGnen.S tUut unb butp Wle tn
.5iaiden. Nlts unb neue Jiahben pereen eeefauft Hnb perI
fanft. @Geint8er Agent in Baltimore fir Smiths Dbila6els
pbtd Nle. = Ite nidt ufrtebenfeaenben @eaenfGnte rereen
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@irnanberer unb RetGente fp1tfn febr rerfGtis fem, ebe
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mad allen StsiIen tss gnefens fnb gu faben bet
@b. E. SiIbebrdnbt,
@euea[. e niaranten. &9ent btr Baltimore. rnb
ShiG.@t enbatn.
sanao,tS Scr. 81, Tbame8itr., galtimore.
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Die &rblerfGe alI8emetn 0pItss8tI"
bertttel T., %banerbaft anb ftRn in 2seer ssbunb.
- mtt S6lhS $50
Is eetbes EBerts. Dsutfde Srtsinalauss. gbe.
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sra s~ssnnbca SEQ
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TON CoRwrS's LAsr.-At a trial recently
held at Yellow Springs, growing out of u
difficulty between some OF the students and
faculty af Antioch, the aOld Wagon Boy,n
who represented the faculty. was exhibiting
10 the Jury a foil, or cane, belonging 20 Que OF
the students. which was probably used in the
melee. Tom was in bis usual happy mood,
aud brought down the house frequently by
his witty Illustrations OF the noble science OF
fencing; now parrying Imaginary thrusts and
anon throwing himself hercely upon the
attack.
At last, having exhausted his full store of
pleasantries, with one fell thrust, b. made
icint to strike one OF the students, Mr.. Fisher,
who sat near liy, aud with look of uufathoIn-
able gloom and the voice Of a Stentor, be
Numbered out: And what would you do, sir,
being unarmed, il should attempt TO pierce
you through" Imagine tic roar OF laughter
which greeted this last eloquent effort Of the
.'old stumper," when the half fri yhtenrd stu
dent, collecting again his wits. spraag 10 his
feet, aud successfully mimlcing Corwin's most
bolnbastic. style, exelaimed: II d sr,ioows yoa,
s1, sritA blOody hands, 10 hospiiI5ie gyars''--
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