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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-03-25
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HAfOR'S OFFICE,
CRY o. LaseAsIEE, OHiS, March i6,ieSo.i
To he qualified yOi0rs Of The City Of IAneassf aud
Of ibc respective Wards therein;
You are hereby noiiaed that ne regular snBual
Election viii be held on The
First Monday Of April next,
(beinE the sth day Of aid MONTH for the Election Of
lhe following Aunicipai Orcsrs,
One City Treasurer,
Ono Clfy Marahai. >
One Trustee Ofthe Water Works, and
one ksmber Of The City COupsii for each Ward Of
said City.
One assessor for each Ward.
Two Members Of the Board OF EdueatioB.
The places desigBated for holding the Election In
The respective Wards are ~ follows:
Ward No. ,, NJ the Shop Of Wm. g. Bnbieh.
Ward No. 2, the Once Of the County Clsrk.
Ward No. ,. AZ the once OF Joseph A. Shaw, Esq.
Ward No. 4, at the City Hall.
Given under my hand and seal officially, the day
and year arst above written. ALFRED AeVBfGH,
March b, l655-3Wl6 Mayor.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-03-25

ET Col. Fremont sailed from New
York for California on Saturday. with bis
family, to be absent few months.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-03-25

SEE New ADVERTISEMENTS. james E.
Brown, of Philadelphia Remedy against
tobacco.
Messrs. Hooper q Beatty--F rst-rate
opportunity for fortune 10 lands.
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Notice is hereby given,

TTyHAT the partnership of DEvoL & WATERS
II has this day been dissolved. All persons having
claims against said firm will preseutthem to GILBERT
DEVOL for settlement, and those indebted to said
firm will make payment to said Dcvol; The business
of the Foundry and Machine Shop will be continued
by Devol at the Old Stand, and II. WATERS will
resume his old business OF MlwrRtting.
GILBERT DEVoL,
Lancaster. Feb. 25, 1s5s-3w42 H.wATTERS,
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pERt0DtcAt. DEAtER.

0FF1CE-East side Of Broadway, between Walnut
and Winding Streets The undersigned intends
keep for SALE all Periodicals. and OF all dis
cription. Persons wanting news can be supplyed by
leaving their order. T. e. BILLINGHURST.
Lancaster, February 10, ls5s-3w42
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CoMMERcIAL IHrRLIIoEECE
NEW YORK MARKET.

NEW lUKk n AhhET.
NEw YoaK. March -, lass.
Cotton heavy. Sales Of 5000 tales.
Flour nrm: ts00 barrels sold.
wheat nrin; sales ~ $500 bushels Southern Red nl
81 s2h; Western 05a1 ~; MIIwaukeo Club IaI 10.
Corn unsettled u 0ao bushels sold At 66c for White
and b7n68 esnfs for Yell ~.
Lard steady al oX cents.
Sugar IL hTm and active.
Codee Il steady At o. SsI2 cents.
aoiasses arm; prime MuseoVsdo 9sa30 cents
Bacon nrn ai9e for hams. and eXa95.e for shoul.
deu. TslloW easy At oNaioI eents.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-03-25

1T is well known and incontrovertabe fact that the
4 use of Tobacco is the promoting of many OF
the most severe
MENTAL AND PHYSICAL DISORDERS
to which the Of man is subject. careful anay-
sis long and painful experience have clearly pro-
ven that IL contains certain norcotic poisonous
properties most dangerous in their effects, which By
entering into the blood derange the functions and
operations ofhe Heart causing many to suppose that
organ to be seriously diseased.
TOBACCO affects also the entire nervous system,
manifestng itself-as all who have used the nox
ions weed will bear testimony-in Lassitude, Ner-
vous lrritabty, Water Brash, Dyspepsia, and many
other disorders OF a similar character.
THE TASTE RESTORATIVE TRoCHEs
Arc designed to counteract these banefnl Influences
and have proved completely successful in multitude
OF cases, and wherever used. Being harmless in
themselves they exert beneficial effect upon tho
entire system, restoring the Taste which become
vitiated or destroyed by great gence completely
removing the Irritation and accompanying tickling
sensation of the Throat--wheh always conse-
quent upou abstaining from the use OF Tobacco and
by giving healthy tone to the Stomach, inyigorate
the whole system.
Persons who are irratiievably undermining their
constitutions and shortening their lives should use
these Troches Immediately and throw OF the injurious
GUS and unpleasant habit of Tobacco Chewing.
These Troches or Lozenges are put up In n conye-
nien and portable form at the low price Of so Cents
per Box. A liberal discount TO the Trade.
Prepared solely by the undersigned to whom all or
ders should be addressed.
JAMES Z. BROWN, Druggist.
Corner of2d and Race Streets, Philadelphia.
March q, 1e58--1y47
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IN THE REAR or THE
ShGDEE9R E1mmsR
Lancaster City, Fairfield County, Ohio.
He will survey Lands, run lines, level and do civil
Engineering, make Maps of Surveys and Plots OF
Towns, Cities, &c.
He win keep general "Intelligence once" where
persons obtain information Of any kind, in all de-
partments of business.
He will do general collecting business In the City,
County, State, United States and Territories with
promptitude.
He will give any information about Western Lands,
supervision.
flPAll Kinds ofInstruments ofwr,ing drawn with
care and despatch.
IPHe only asks to be tried, willing to risk being
appreciated. .af,f
Charges moderate and any reference given. p
once open from O'Clock , N. 10 10 O'Clock Pm
Lancaster, November 26s les7-9ou
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PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA MARKET.
PnLA pELPHIA. March -, 1853.
Flour confines dull. bat prices continue In favor OF
buyers; sales ~ 95h4 81 and extra atf75. The
eeBpis increasing and the stocks are accommodating.
Wheat Is in fair demand; ssles al lal Isk for infc-
r0F and prime Ied, up 20 20 for White, including
some Kentucky at the iafier quotations.
Corn confines IN good demaad aud IL selling free
ly at 60a6sc for yellow. and 6Ia62c. for white.
Oats In dem I'd at 70 cents.
Cioverseed has declined; sales Of 4 95al 50.
Wool Is dropping; sale % fun blood was made Fat
33e cash, and merno pulled nj saa2oc.
whisky is ATm a nc for Ohio.
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Esfnte of Ann NIurnhY

Estate of Asa Murphy.
NToTICE is hereby given, that the subscriber has
" been appointed and quslifed Administrat or o
the Estate Of Asa Murphy, deceased, late Of Fairfield
County. Dated February 25, 1853
March 4, Is5S--3w44+ PUGHJ. MURPHY.
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BOOKS and STATIONERY

and every article in hts line of bussasss 10 enable
him TO reenIsh his Stock and do credit 10 his busi@
he hopes his old customers will the neeess..
y OF settling up their old accounts and rendering ali
reasonable aid and comfort In the future.
Lancaster, January ss, ls5s-3gif
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MayI, IsS7-3mSt
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-09-10

baben, olS Oeutl9lanb gu befreien bon Der
SanO beS &prannen riefen YIdler unD
Stap8. '.' ~. --
QStr l4woren, un8 ron bteer Stunpe an al8
Srloaten Der 9rcBen Arme, gu betrabten, lpcls
de nod rubt in ben Bergen be8 yOlts, aber Ell.
mes Cages aus bemelben berportreten mirr,
tubr SbIu fort. 9DIr ldwDren, oaB mir fem
Oflttel nperludt lafien Wcllen, unIerer SrOBen
Armee neue 2ruppen on5utperbeu uuo ncue
Arne 81 9efptnnen. Q8ir i9wSren, oab unIer
geben nt1tS letn lOu, al8 Elm unerblttliAer, niez
mails ermattenDer &1mpf 9eBen en- 2praunen !
2Slr ldpDren, oaB mir lieber ierben uuo bic
0ano al uns ielber leSel1 wcllen, al8 OIelem
&I gu entIa9eu uno Dem Iprauneu uu8 5u
unterperfen! gSlr lhm0retl 0lahe bem Gprans
nen uno Sefretun9 Dem Vaterlanoe !
QStr ldlpDren, baB mir leber lterben @np
6anD an unS ieber leaen wcllen, ais bielem
Sanpf gu entiaSen uno uil8 DEM Iprannen gu
unterwerfen refan Die beloen 2lnpern. QSlr
ltlporen 1ade Dem 2pranuen unD 8efreluE9
Dem SaterlanDe! '..r -4 ." o...-. o0'
Die peutlae @t4e bat uniere gBcrte sebort
uno 9ctt bat unlern S6wur empianseu, la9te
S4ill feierll4. lluD leet, meme Sreunoe, lals
let uns it'll BON bannen 9eben elnem neuen Qez
ben, elmer neuen 3utunft ent9e8er-! Der @eilt
bat ielne 6ltttte 9elhWun9en, ljgt laBt uu8 lors
gen fur ben Qelb, oamt er BE Strait babe, oaS
QScuen pe5 @etlteS auS5uIlibren Spmmt, la6t
unS welter 9eben! '-." ', '.. j" ..-----
Ste 9lnSen peiter, unb ba(o mar baS tteue
Ocrf ertei9t unD pa5 Yiarrbaus, 3u pel9enl
StupS lie Seleuete, - b. =. --
Der Riarrer mar freuoi3 bereit, bic Ser
wunoeten lu5unebmeu, uno Die YIlrrertu off
nete oen wllltcmnenen @1lten ibre belten 3uI.
mer uno ldUur 9lel4 ibrem @atteu, nit iDrem
2eib unD 2eben Die Gblir DER Necwunceteu 5u
l1uben uno 81 rertbeoi9en, mean feinolbe
Solpaten bt5 bieDer DrinBen lollten, um nady
Uerteften Serwunbeten gu lu6en '''.-
Seet lelo Sbr 9ebcr9Pn, tebt fam i9 gehen !!
laSts 6rleorid StapS, ais er weper alien mar
mt ben 6reunoen, wlbreno Oer YIlrrer unD
leine 9attlu blraus9e9 mareu, ale5 our
Vsqueullldfett ibrer @Ilte @rforrerli9e berbeis
5ubolen. Sd oarf ni4t lan9sr perweilen, penn
Id babe nletnenl Sater anSelObt, unSel1nmt
naa Seip5i9 gu ellen, uno id mug ibm Dcrt
baIten, wte id, Sud QSrrt balten werpe! 2ebt
ppbl, meine 6reunoe, uno mo9e @ctt @u9
lduten, uno nlSsen Cure Tbaten bic Q8elt nit
@urem Rubm erIlaen, pamit aud Der osaIe
aauiulannsburide in 2eip5ls bon Sud bore I! b
Der arme Sauimunnsburlde in 2elpSis 1T
ia AUDI Elm Sclpat unlerer srcBen Nrmee Der
3utunft, iaste Saill, mir buben ibn dn9ewOrc
ben unO er miro bnsebea unO feline Yfll4t tbun
SeSen paS 8aterlaup!
Sa, 9aubt paa li4erlid, er wirb feline 9flidt
t1un, rief Staps, unO Sbr werpet eines Ia8eS
Don ibm bOren. 2ebt wobl, unp wIl'S @'Ott
auf 8ieperiebeu 49,.
(6ortIebunB folSt)
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(6crtletun9 fol8t.)
Seblpe SreitenfFefn,
6cmaH ION & bee Dor Wt U98e.
(6Srtfsbuna.l

(5Srtfsbuna)
Wenn eS pom Ser3eH tcmmt, 10 mtrO e8 ibn
nIdt ld)ner meroen, perleBte Der 0ut5berr
mas bic 2iebe uno Serebrung Der Wfenlhen all
S4attenleiten nit liA flbrt, miro reidll6 ere
Test ourd) lbre 2thteiteu. @lbt eS penu etp1S
N0bereS uno SeirIlAere3 ais Duntb1re, 9etreue
9Sreunoe ooer gar ein D1nfb1res Volf, oa5 letne
frelwiQiae Qiebe einen1 Sibrer uno 9etter parz
brtn1t ,' .-.-"
Der 8arcn bate nod nid)t 9eenret alS por
Der Tblr, ipelbe er Ioeben erreldte, eIn buH=
oertltiumae5 SubelSelAret lth erbcb. - Ote
Bauern uno Die Nrbelter batten lits auI9eltellt
uup en,pfinaen ibren Serrn 10 frOb unO lutta,
ais lei es Elm DtlitlB uno bic alteH retfwelBen
SIume ppI Bitten unD iun9er Trlebe. Ole
i,briuenoen Gone Der Dortululttanten ltle9en IN
pas bcbe punfle SiutmelSSewOlbe, all benz eln
puuperpraAtaer Sternenteppld bIn9, Der init
aabGpen funfelnpen Nusen nteoerI4aute. Stem
bol,fadsln muroen ba3u 9elAwunSen, anoere
trusen Gannen5tpei9e IN ben 9dnoen, an oeren
Spiben bcble &urbille tedten, auS9el9ntet ais
Wen16enfcpfe, in benen eIn Ntbt brannte, uno
aus Der Itnte Der ent5Iften Sdaar trat eln al
ter Mann, ber pieie S1bre auf Grben lAon 9es
lebt, p.r 9letelte pen AIen, bic bier rerlammelt
m aren. Der nubm etne Sappe non oem mel.
FEN Saar. frat por zen Baron bin uno ldgte nit
5itteruper erre8tcr Stimme SIeber Serr. SIe
perlamlben nidt ben Oaut armer 3eute, bic tb
rem 8pbltbdter ni6tS rpelter 8eben fOunen.
Otit @elO unp @ut bat gctt i'm 0lmmel Ste
reid 9eie9net; aber einem bel1eren Utdane
tdtte er e8 ni9t seben tDnnen Ulelen 8lOt er
S9dee, ober weni9eu 10 wie Sbnen Elm Ser5
fir fremoe 9epen. 9Su tOnnen oaTar nur nit
unIerer 2iebe lpbnen unp nit unlereu lSltni ben
uto Bitten, caB eS Sbnen wrbl9eben mSSe,
oaB Jules lta erfiillen mrSe, mas sic bcffen,
uno lan9es 2eben unb 6rieren unb 6reuOe =
Slnoer, eS lebe unler gutter, lleber Serr unD
feline 6rau - f-. .- '...-..
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Terms.

,ehe daily BAL fIMoRE EKCER is publish
oTsry morning (c1cept Sunday and is delivered
Carriers to City Subscribers at Cts per week
The WICKER is also delivered in tbs Cities .,
Tashngton and Wheeling daily by Carriers.
Price for Mail Subscribers of the daily WECFER
sS. 50 in advance.
- Fhe weekly BALTIMORE WICKER Is nub,i,
&A ~veFy Friday at 81 per annum and 81 ner
he'd - advance.
months IL 9sEMRNTs on reasonable terms
ADVERT1D.
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4Sprtipein, Wfaocird ulto SberrOiueine.
100 8tsrl SAG TN EaHen 3pQpaWa rvprunter etne
9drthf Der btfen 2Ealitdt
200 Dusenc Oem So ns 8as i'm 2aben pelte in erG-
Sen nnb fenen @lrbteen BsIie5ea 8auirrs aple
aeben werbeu. j. y. 6 barr GuD 0.
.... .... NO. 1872 uno 13l gBel gpmbqrbfr.
II. spai 3buren it'd Son JodncSerttaE3.
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.@ Vrcitaa. SEN 10. gcptember 1865.

baben, als 0euti&lano gu befreien bon Der
9ano peS &prannen riefen YIdler unD
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Nbcilt= SsASeine.

Dtpufiirsnber Spabetmer bst 0alcne un6 @tnit. dAI
NtU eluaiHe BET G3aIOne uno VtnIe
SGARelmer (JCrplgeD pOn Der beribmten Str.
MA NIlIer unb /. gu taben bst ...
s, %. @hdrrpn Gno Gp
~ 1872 1874 90 epm6arOar 5wtt Lbaen aQn 5anUoerfrs
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SIS. Ssc0ert,
SIR = &Sff= =&pmbareffrGf,e

Supporter hub Sdnolcr In 2Setn, 8ranOies It.
So tmpfebe Hermit meiuen Breunpen uao YupIifum
wenaaf's Bette aOrttrtso Gags pa8ea Artiten, ppte
t6 belDnosrs duf alten ogndc, u psteg, 8ranbnu.
apa, 81 lufmcrtidm mle. 23pafcp Ru6 Sranpp
tetia Barrel Bdm Warprc abgedHe, iede aaf bet mir
bseleer arttte, Durd Meta e8eHts eipdTa fpenfrtt us
0dus ScIieffrt Dro.. ..-
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nss tAAIt&e ;, Baltimore gOtdsth tfiRttAl
Iseta WsSrbta INIT NIsnapme Dss SpnEsaeO rnb
tsFst "a cents per QDSAe, an ete Gtaser japlpaf.
Der ,,9Dtdsr" utrb ebenfals tn DafRinetCn unb
wheeling ta8lt& barS Grdssr ben AScnnsHltn
tAs 9aus beiOrst.
DurA Ote pOf prfenset fDRet Der tdBIt&e ugDefsr"
$3.50 per Sabr, tn urbtbtRgter UpraH . bie'
Lablung. TO 1859
az Das u p'tenbLatt bes 8aIttmSrt Weder
trfdetnt ebsn 5reitas unb tOfet dbrt 50 jim unbe-
btnster 0praWSbetabIan8.
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SALES FOR MARCH.
Shorif's Sale.


RY virtue Of sunLry W Wrts of Fiera Facins
-ALD TO me directed, | will sell at AbbeviIlc
Court House, the first Monday and Tuesday
in MARCH next, within the legal hours of sale,
tho following property. to wit:
800 acres Of land, more or less. bounded by
nj. q. McCaslan j. Baker aud Others, as the
property of L. }. Mathews ads Marrarcnt Math-
ews, and others.
200 acres, more or less, bounded by a. Boyd,
,. w. Willis, ads lno. NJ. Clark and otliers.
90 acres, more or less, bounded by j. +. Graves,
T. Gillebeau, and others as the property of b.
j. Gilbert, ads. }. 5. Reid and Jane L. Baker,
sud others
negroes, Richard, White, Bob, Bosom, John
and Yves. ns the property of J. NJ. Patterson, ads.
Robt. Atkins.
l6 negroes, viz: Tolivcr Charles Belly, Solo
nan, Martha, lIuldy, Caroline, Lucy, Cinda,
Sarah, Rachel, Jimmy and i children. ns the
property of r. Roberts and Adams, ads. Ball
Criss Il Co., and others.
At defendants residence on Friday after Sale
Day, ! Horse and Buggy aud Harness, Wagon
Cows, Iraing< IS head or Hogs, 80 bushels
Of Corn, more or less, loo lbs. fodrr, more or
less, Clock, 9 Beds and lir,Stca,ls, . Tables. .
Cupboar,Is, Desk, | 10, of Crockrrvware.
Kitchen Fcrniturc, Fire Dogs Tongs and Sl,ovcls,
lot Of Flows and Hoes. as the property of H.
o. Shumakc, ads Catharnc Znnclrnun
TERMS CASH.
r. II. COCHRAN, s. A. ID.
Shcriff's Office, Feb 2. 1858 .l.--l,ls
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Feb. 10, 1853
RANEY's HOTEL REMOVED.

IE:;t TIE subscriber would respectfully G;;;t
ks.l!L- inform the public that lie has re- SsMI.
moved from his old stand. and leased, retiitcd
and repaired the house of Mrs. JANE J.. ALLEN,
on the S"uthE East corner Of Public Square, where
he will at all times he pleased to receive and
accommodate any and all who feel disposed to
favor him with their patronage. No pains or
cxlrns" will he spared To render his guests com
fortab!c and happy, while his table will br sup
piled with the hest the country afford. All
he asks Is II trial, and he feels confident that he
will he able to please. both in accommodations
md price, his guiding motto iS-"I.ive and
let Live" His intention is To charge such pri.
ces ns he can live by, and Others can afford to
pay.
There will be Stables connected with this
Hotel, Supplied with nll the requisites of Livery
Stable; so that lie will he enabled 10 acco,nino
date both man aud beast. There will also be
cn"v"yanc"s t" convey passengers TO any point
they may desire to go.
JOlI NSON RAMEY.
January l2 1853 IS If
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Ordinary's Sale.

pY Order of the Cour, Of Ordinary for Ah,c-
- vile District, will sell at public auction on
Sale Day in MARCH, next, the Real Estate Of
William Dunn, deceased, situated al Donalds-
vile III AbbevIIe District. namely: Two Lots of
Land, each contains half an acre, more or less :;
on one OF the lots is n comfortable house and
other inprovcments-tle other is uninprovcd. -
These lots are bounded in front by the Railroad,
and in rear by lands belonging to Col. s. Don.
aid.
Twelve months credit will he given, the pur-
chaser giving Bond aud good security to the
Ordinary, aud mortgage Of tile premises if
deemed necessary.
Costs TO be paid in Cash.
+. Il. COCHRAN, SAD.
Feb 6, 1858 42 ~
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Abbeville Malo Academy,

'INllE Exercises Of this institution will be re-
l. sumcd on the FIRST MONDAY IN JAM
uARY next.
The Scholastic year will he divided into two
Sessions The first will begin upon the first
Monday in JANt AIRY, and continue - weeks :
the s"c"nd commencing on the sccnnd Monday in
SEPTEMBER. will continue l2 weeks.
Tuition.
Reading, Writing, Spelling and Primary Gcog
raphv, st Session, Sll 90
Cd Session, 6 90
The above with Geography, Arithmetic,
English Grammar History and cx-
erciscs in English Composition, lst
Session, 20 On
2d Session, 9 90
The ab"vc with all the advanced Eng.
lish branches, lst Session, 23 %
I'd Session. ~ 00
The above with Latin and Greek, lst
Session, 2s 90
2d Session, ~ 90
o. Students will be charged from the time
they enter, until the end "f the Session.
The services of competent assistant will be
secured.
Boarding can be procured at places convenient
iy situated to the Academy, and ut reasonable
rates.
". ii. WHITE. a. r.,
Principal.
Dec. ~, ~ 35 If
o. Press please copy.
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Ordinary's Sale.
Real Estate of Nathaniel Pearman. de.
ceased.

CeaSeU.
DY Order of the Court of Ordinary T will
A-D sell, for Partition on Sale Day in MARCH
next the Real Estate of Nathaniel Pearman.
deceased, situated chiefly in Ahhcvilc District,
"a little being in Andcrsnn) on Camp branch.
waters Of Little river, and continuing one hun.
dred and ten acres, more or less, adjoining lands
OF James Nelson John Arnst rong, Joshua Ash
ley, and Others a credit until the oath D.cem.
Der next will br given the purchaser giving Bond
and good security, and II mortgage of the prcmi-
Hes. If deemed necessary, to the Ordinary for the
payment Of the purchase money.
Costs to be paid in Cash.
L. II. COCHRAN, SAD.
Feb. 9, 1858 40 n
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STATE or NORTH CAROLINA

STATE or NORTH CAROLINA,
Mcckle~Lnrg County.
PERSONALLY appeared before me, C. Over
man, an acting Justice of the Peace in and
for said County, NJ. B Taylor, President. and
i. Nye Hutchison, Secretary, of the Charlotte
NJ. Fire Insurance Company, and made Oath in
due form of Law that the above report ia correct
to the best of their knowledge aud belief
c. OVERMAN, j. P.
j. G. WILSON, Agent, AbbeviIle C. II.
January ii, 1858 80 I'm
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KIN G'S MOUNTAIN
PREPARATORY MILITARY SCHOOL

INlIE next Session of this Institution will COM
L m"nc" the 9th JANUARY, 1883. Cadets
arc required tn be pmnci,,nl in atiendancc-
Having secured the assistance of a recent cra,l-
uatc with distinction, Of the Citadel Academy,
the Principals will commence the year 1853, in
their c"mmo'ious anil newly erected Garrison
buildings, with select corps of five Professors,
four OF them graduates OF the Citadel, and one of
5. &. College.
TERMS.-For all School ExpcnseS. j. e.. Tui.
ton, Books, 6c. Boarding, Lights Fuel and
Washing. S2'l' per scholastic year, payable, for
first session Of six months, s6o half .cSsonly an
ad'ancc. No extra charge for medical uttcn-
dance. No ono received under twelve or over
eighteen years of nyo.
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Cash System
Notice to Guardians. &c.

a LII Guardians, Trustees. DC, liable 10 make
n returns in the. Commissioners Office arc
hereby notified to do on or before 5th April
next After that time all defauiters miH be rmlcd
Immediately
Alipersons who have been appointed Guar-
dIanr but have not yet entered into Bond, are
requested to do so at once
W. II. PARKER, c.E.A.D.
Commissioners Office,
January II, 1858. 3S 3m
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Copartnership Notice.

HAVE this day associated with me in bus
IL mess Mr.. c. F. QUAIFE, to take effect
from August LIST, 1857, extending 10 August LIST,
1860. The style Of the firm in future will be
MOORE g. QUAIFE.
w. C. MOORE.
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Best Qualities of Goods.
NoTTc"

'l'iii. Subscribers having disposed of their en-.
t'rc stock OF Dry Goods, in the establish.
mem Know as Chambers IL Marshall, at Abbcviile
{. H., =. g., beg leave to r. commend I, th.;r
trends and the public generally, their Successors.
MessrS John Gray and JAS Il. Robertson, who
wl conduct the business under the style and
title of GRAY IL ROBERTSON.
ihcsc gentlemen are we'll known by us as
en'erpriSng and correct business men, and we
cheer'"ily recommend them to our friends unl
patrons ms worthy their liberal patronage
e; Mr.. John Gray is our authorized Agcnt n
settle all accounts due by or to the firm of
CI'amhcrs Il MARSHALL. and we earnestly request
Those Indebted To make early settlement, ~ it is
absolutely necessary for us 10 close our business
at Abbcvilie Court House, and the adiaccn,
country.
CHAMBERS d MARSHALL.
Columbia, S. C., Nov. 30, 1857. 32f
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Removal.
land for Sala

Land for Sale.
EllE Subscriber is tho authorized Agent, of tho
i parties interested, to sell the real estate Of
JosEtll AIKEN, deceased. The trnct Of
Land Is valuable, ndjuns lands of III. Word-
law, DR. Livingston, and others on Callroun's
Creek, and contains about
72O Acres.
frope-ty-nrgrocs--as we'll rs cash will Le
taken in payment.
Applications for purchase can be made 10 the
Agent, who lives ut Cokcslury.
JOHN w. SUBER.
June 9, 1857 g tf
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To the Progressive Farmer & Plan ter
1lHE undesigneds will exchange pare " BovS.
- Poiifc' ~ Cotton Seed, with his neiohbo,s
end friends, they giving two bushels Of common
seed Tor one of the improved variety. Persons
who desire TO purchase we'll selected seed. can
have an opportunity by addressing ME at Green.
wood, Abbevite District 8. ca ,:Ejs
Fl I, " !, ~. JNO.T. PARKS. =
Dec. 2f, 81: al ~ % sn.
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DiSsolutto-.

NlE; Firm Of WEIR & MILLER wns this
l. day dissolved hy mutual consent, til. lim-
lta''"n OF the partnership having expired. The
name of the Firm will he used in the ciosino M
OF the business, by either one of us
Al persons indebted to us by Note or Account.
VIII please come forward and pay up as soon M
convenient, az it is very desirable that tie busi
ness should be closed as early ns pos he-
JOHN A. WEIR.
&. Med. MILLER
August a2, 1856. Is If