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The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-04-30
Doesticks Gets Married.

Doesticks Gets Married.
we've taken partner for life, and I've
got wife. In my room pair Of brown
g"'lcrs occupy the corner where our boot
jack used to hang, and We Hatter ourselves
that I've made good bargain in the ex-
change. / now take renewed interest in
the piece of beet, and we fully our butcher
with the air of respectable married man
We buy my potatoes now myself, and we
are not now to be bamboozed out of INV
spare changsaby anybody. But am no. a
"malcfactor.' and did not 90 on strain" :"
We have finished all my strains" and
| hcnccior'h claim for our>clf the name Of n
correct and sober individual. Beer we will
not take into my mouth, and our lips shall
bc sealed when the festive cocktail" would
tempt me to indulge, nor shall the social
"cohb'er, or the genial "iulcp," or the Sc.
duc've ''slnash" induce me to fracture our
resolution. Oursef is the hest Judge of the
pr'prieties Of my domestic life.
Triangle, avaunt Jones, get thee behind
me! Mareweight, arint thee! Tyinc, nv iolly
joker, not even with thee will take our nc.
customcd "nip." III. w. b." we esteem
thee MS my friend and our jorosc contributor,
INT thou and ], Henry, have taken our las.
"swig" from your little private wicker bottle
Delmonico's shall know us no more. and At
Malaran's shall never again comfort mr..
self with ny mid day sherry which did 50
much refresh us. Depart from us, Arnold
tempt me not.
We are now n Benedict, and I am deter
mined to become respectable. steady. and
serious. have invented an anti bachelors 5
multiplication table, which we have learned
| 10y heart, aud which commend to the care.
! tnI consideration Of our readers:
Twice two "smashes" buys box Of hair
pins.
Twice three "coLLlvrs" buvs a pair Of
earrings (.heap.)
Twice four "lagers" buys pair of gloves
! Qemal.)
Twice five tulips" buys breast pin (fy-
malc.)
Twice six 'punches' buys a linen collar
(temal-)
Twice seven "slcs" buys pair of shoes
fcnale.)
Twice eight 'foddies" buys calico dress
with cloth enough for a basque and pan,a-
, lcttcs.
Twice nine "btters" buys a summer bon
net, (and leaves triile towards the vail and
trimming>.)
p Twice ten "sangarees' buys pair Of
stays, lmacI'ine-stitchcd, with patent cyeIets
and embroidered down the ncck.)
Twice eleven "slinys" buys collar and
! under sleeves, and leaves a balance towards
the fringe.
Twice twelve "brandy straight>" are good
for hoored skirt. Lighthouse size.) two
pairs OF long stockings and silk parasol.
Aud so on through, ending up with
Twelve times twelve baskets of cham.
p"sne pays house rent for a yea1, and leaves
a margin.
It's astonishing how much I've learned OF
the mysteries Of feminine apparel in ten
days. l know tha, the dear creatures trim
| their bonncts with foundation muslin. that
it takes three breaIths and "A half to make
dress, and the lower edge Of their white
skirts is always helnstitchcd with lace work.
Goodbye Bachclordo ~ We arc a mar
RED individual, though still, as ever, with a
considerable reservation.
1ours, DoEsrIcKs, T. B.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-04-30
House and Lot for Sale
IN kBBEVILLE VILLAGE.

TIIIS. HOUSE and LOT is situate in quiet
and convenient part of the Village.
The Dwelling is sufficiently large 70 acconIpo-
.lnte q small family, with all necessary Cnt-
Bnildinss The Lot contains something over
an Acre of Land and has new aud sub.
stnntial Fence around '.'
Any Person wishing 70 purchase sncl a Lot,
cah receive alt Information relative to It by
calling Mt this Ofice. 1t will he sold low and
nPon good TERMS. "Eh 7N 80
Sept 25, 1887. ,ts2l :ttfe"
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-04-30
The State of South Carolina.

El2c State of South Carolina. I.
ABBElILLE DLSTRIL'T,
OWcc Co"rtct Common Pleas and Gen ltStsxions
james I. h"'ki"' 80 Attachment
james A. Liddie. B"skin, rrtf's Attorney
~! HEREAS the Plaintiff did, on the cigl,-
W teenth day of October, eighteen hun
drc'i and tifty-six. file his declaration neninst
t"e Defendant, who. lit is snid.) is absent from
and without the limits of this State and ba.
neither wife nor attorney known within the
same, upou whom copy Of said declaration
might Le served: 1t is therefore ordered.
that the said Defendant do appear and plead
to the said deelaration on orNbefore tiie nina.
trenth day of October. eighteen hundred and
hity-scvci.. otherwise final and absolute iulp-
mcnt will then be given end awarded against
him.
MATTHEW MCDONALD, c. c. p.
Clerks Office. Oct. lS, 1855 25.ly
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-04-30

A celebrated general beseiging a place
the governor capitulated, after a slight re-.
s's'ance. When the governor walked out
he said to the general, II will confess to
yon in confidence, that l only asked to capi
tuIate because l wanted powder."-" re.
turn your confhlsNee.7 ntewefeds tile gene.
raj, II only granted your demand because l
wanted ball" ..
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-04-30
To ikc Public,

|E>lIE Urdersi.sHctl having sold the Amc rican
i Hotel to. G. C. CUNNINGHAM & co.
take this occasion to return our thanks to tbe-
public generally for the liberal patronage be.
slowed upon Us and would solicit the same for
It's present Prerrietors. Respectfully.
,, 30. II. /. SCOTT l. co.
Hamburg. May so, 1857.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-04-30

A practical joke was once ATTEMPTED to
he played on Mr. Erskinp, as he went. sne
day. to Westminster Hall, with his ample
bag cramed Of briefs. Some waggi>h bar.
rister hirrd y jews boy to go ana asked
him If he Ial : amy old cIo' 10 sell" mo,
you little Hebrew imp" exclaimed the iu-
dignat 'cobnseiler, 'rLey are all ne,o suifs.s
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-04-30
SOUTH CAROLINA
AnpEyILLE D1sTH1cT.-1N oRp1xAa

AnbEvlLLE D7aTRICT-IN ORDINARY.
'>''' '"..S VS. Appe In .ss P"r'ttsp '"sitsp e ~,
VIM. Carlisle. Agnes Real Estate Of james
Kennedy, ct. Al Carlisle dso.a,
pefts. '''N
appearing to my satisfaction that The chill
4 dren Of James Carlisle. names not known
u! the eh'lireg qf ,saP'i, Carlisle .pames nol
not known; the children Of Margaret Shoekle.
ford, names not known; and The children % f.
Francis Carlisle! nam es not ktiS %n keffs and
distributes of James Carlisle, decd, reside be-
yond the limits of this 'State.--It is tl.ereforSs
ordered that they do appear, and object 70 the
sale of the Real Estate Of s,sai.i james Car.
isle. on or before the sixth day Of January, a.
ID. 1883, or thrir consent to the same will. bs
entered of record
.Oct. 8. 1881 - 2S sm
Ths state 81 sonth Carciina,
Abses'u. Din,ie e ta l,is I, csh'.1qssF cssa.qs
,,..,; s.s: !. iss:.: sss:. ! - . a's'A..'s
Nv flEREAs the tiaE on4he f. .ts .s. En-.
his declaration against. tia Ds who 80
itis saidl a absent fEem and epts tl,eIi as;ts:
OF tbs Sfase a9d lsspAii llers sattornsyr
tpw VIM ,i1 t1ss Sans s na9 Fopss aicopNs
theraf.xes 9sfaersd s shet, l.e sesd' pefendsakSCa
fnEsaFahd pIssa tsa sef aohor,
ilssaysa sdd fiSsIa I s,Sssas.s is
sssS.ssa ssS ,ssa !SagfS S tksR sbassS sass
!. MATHEW MCDONALD. p..s.,a
CLERKS Office, Nov q, laSt. 81 Il
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-04-30
EDWARD H. BRITTON,
Removal.

TNlIE Subscriber hns removed from his old
stand to Enright & Stars Gin Factory,
md returns his thanks for past favors. aud So
''etIs slinre OF public patronage in his liue
of business
lie will make Pannel Doors Sash, Blinds,
Wardrobes. Tables, Desks, Door and Window
Frames, DC, DC.
N.B.-IIe will also make Collins Of the inest
style and finish
For reference. apply to any gentleman in the
town of Abbeville.
G. G. BOWERS
April l, 1857 4s ly
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-04-30
NND.n@M@ Ma..s

as.;. N~HM@H HE., ..as
THE COPARTNERsHIP heretofore exist,n .
L.. between HssA. Jones and j. ". i, ,iviinss.
stop, in the PRACTICE Of Law, 10 this dav dis.
solved, 'by mutual Consent. f'',' N" E',-t
Il = - sics2sI;I ,A.eJONEa, ,'tEs
J. w. LIVINGSTON.
March sIS1sS7.ia 7" 1s.G
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-04-30
BRILLIANT PROSPECTUS!
FOURTH YEAR OF THE
COSMOPOLITAN ART ASSOCIATION.
TIE: FAMOUS
DUSSELDORF GALLERY OF PAINTINGS!
PnrchaSrd af tho Hnc4 &C n1oo Ann

THE FAMOUS
DESSELD0RF GALLERY OF PAINTINGS!
Purchased at the Cost of 100000!
AND r"wI.:-' EExuwxEp STATUE nr THE
GREEK SLAVE!!
R"-rnr"!la"c'l E': SIR h""mnd d.,!iarx. will,
several h'in'lrr'! other works IF Art, in Paint.
in"s. Sculpture. and BroHz,.-, cnnrri So The Pre-.
'''i;'tns I" tr awarded !" the Subscribers of the
C0SNOpOLITAN ART iSSnCllTIOy,
who subscribe before The 18th "fIamunry. 1855.
ut which tim" the awards will take place.
TERMS or SUBSCRIf7YUN.
Every subscriber of three ely!Iarx is entitled to
Ac"py Of the large nnl splendid Steel En-
craving. entitled "MAN,rEsr Dl>r,xy," also 10
y copy of The Co.Mor"LlrAx ART JorrSA,
one year. nlSD ~
Certificate in the Award of Premiums, also
free admission 10 the Dusseldorf nu,l Cos.
,n"Iolitun Gnll.ries
Thus it is seen that for every Mrre dyll,rs
PAID tn" subscriber not only receives Il
SPLENDID THREE DOLLAR ENGRAVING.
but, also. the beautifully illustrated
Two D0LLAR AIT JOURNAL, one YEAR.
Each subscriber is also presented with a Ger
tihcatc in the Awards Of Premiums. hy which
valuable work of Art. in Painting or Sculp.
'nre. may heirecGivel in addition thus giving
/" every subscriber an equivalent to the value
Of fire doHars. and Certificate gratis
Any ore of the leading So Magazines is fur.
nishc'. instead of Engraving ani Art Journal,
if desired.
No person is rc-tricted to a single share.
Those taking five memberships, renting Sls
are entitled to an Engraving and six tickets
Full particulars Of the Association ME given
IN the Art journal. which contains over six,y
splendid cngrnvings, price ,ftiy cents PR nnD'-
brr. Specimen copies will be sent to all persons
VIII" desire to subscribe. Oh receipt Of five post
age stamps. Us ccnis)
Address Z. L. DERBY. Actunrv C. A. A.,
54S Broad,ra.H -Itsc York
Dec G-57 80 st
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-04-30
The following sam,pl. of "darkcv" tnlk is

The following sample of ".larkey" talk is
characteristic ami amusing -
$50 You had hnl s,,sancle at Your
house lass Mite, Sam" saila coln,ed gem
man, on meeting his colvrcd cronv, waiter
at II hotel.
"Oh Yes Lvmurl. dat we had-is al.nns,
scarf me into takin' drink. He wis isl,
from California, viii ir"p. of newspapers.
lie cum "bcr dc Jrrrcipcu> 10y dc Niger.
angc route. and put up ut our house prrti
on, to his 'rital. tort dc man was out oI,
bis he'd, k;se he gun me shll,n' ;,s soon ~
he lah' eyes on me from dat mint s,urk
10y linn fur fear sum Interested msson
might get II hold oh him. De next morn.
III us dc cl'amb'rmaid was aywane IN
stairs wild Il skn!ir oh cole for her break
Lass, she smelt todi"m, passin' dc mans
do soon she smrlt dat she smrt a rat
,, She n".krl to dc mans do hu, no answer
! Den she br"k" de du DOM, and .lar laid H.,
man will dc boots on, and in he trnat wuS =
stlckln in bottle "b lndlum She holI.r
ed, aud we all ko!chei holl de b.,,il. to null
It ont. but 1t wasn't no use. We had Ia
send Tor !hr sturgeon. DE sturgeon cum,
and made a dcrision here in de neck. MI.
de horax. which rc:lcied rs fur AS drronl;.
brun reached into ,lc saraiogns, and rur.
ting r"rivcn in de decision. rub it n poke
will Il tli>pa'chuS when out flew de bot,I,
and all WIS safe"
! "Nlla' WAS safe, Sam, de man =
"N", de h"lt!c-,lc man WIS .!cd afort
d" sturgeon cum hut he had to do sum.
| fin To earn Il irr"r'
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-04-30

LURE F"K tANCEES.--Onr attention
(-ay> the editor oi the Milwaukee Free Dem.
"rr.,t) has been recently called to Il cure Ior
cancers, which Is OF SO much Importance
that we wish to make it known as widely
as possible. Some eight months ago, Mr..
]. Is. Ma>"n-who keeps music store on
Wisconsin street, nn'l i, Il brother of the
well known Lowell Ma<on-a,crrinincd
HAT he had acancer on his face !hy size of
a pea. 1t was cnt out hv DIR. W:.lcn,, and
til" w"'n partially healed. Subsequently il
grew again, anil while he was in Cincinnati
on business, it attained In" size Of a hickory
nut. He remained there since Christmas
under Treatment. and has come back per
leclly cure!. The prncrSS is this:
a piece of sticking plaster was put over
The cancer, with circular piece cut out of
the centre a little larger than The cancer, So
that tie ranccr and small circular rim Of
healthy skin next to it were exposed. Then
Il plaster made of chloride of zine. t.lond
root and wheat flower was spread o,, II piece.
OF muslin "t the size of this circular npr,,iur.
and npp!l"J To the cancer for twenty four
hours. On removing it the cancer will h..
burnt into, and appear OF the color and hard
! hess of An old sl:oe sole. and The circular
rim outside "t it will appear white and par
h"'l"'l. rs if scnhlrd hv hot steam. The
wound Is New dressed and the outside rim
soon s"pp"ra'es and the cancer comes on,
hard lump, and the place heals mp. The.
plaster Kills the ranrrr so that il Sl"nrh>
out like dead flesh, ami ncper qro,rs ugaia
The rr,nc'lv WAS discovered hv DR.. Fell, OF
London. and has becn used hy him for six
or eight Years. with unt;,iliny success. and
not II ease has been known of the r...anr.ar.
snce OF the cancer. where this remedy h;.;
been applied.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-04-30

!, /. At ths is:at annual town meeting IN Sails
bury A,s Eight 80 ferry passengers across
Tue Asrriinss, from Kings Island ID Ferry
Wharf, vss bid of fose aax ossts. . '''''' ~!
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-04-30
The Hat that makes the Gentloman.

VI all articles OF dress. says the Boston
Courier, hone has SO much influence upon
the opinion OF the public as the hat. A
"sohcking bad hat" is the expression Of the
cxtrcnes OF disapproabaion OF the man who
wears it. We do not think IN opinion Of
character founded upon n fact OF THIS kind,
is ab>oiutcl y to be relied upon. W.. can
conceive Of mans wearing Il bad l,a, and
being good citizen, and exemplary father
OF II fanny an honest man, and even n Chris.
tam. But we admit the prime tacie evi
dcncc is against it. Look at the criminals
III the dock they are without single en-
cep'ion persona distinguished by the bad
hess oftlicir hats. The first step towards
reforming convict is to give him new
hat. A hat cxc,es in the first place, the
etot'on-it may be deceptive one-of
responsibility. The man who puts ii ON,
feels like gentleman ii may be Il mistaken
feeling He walks the street with the con-
sclousncss of seeming vrtuous iinol of being
SO. All great philosophers know that nolll,
'nS has more powerful tendency TO make
. a man good, than 10 consider and treat him
rs such and universally, the man who wears
good hat Is held TO be good man, until
the opposite is proved. A constable would
hevcr arrest Il well hat ted man on mere sl,s-
p'cion. lie would require the oath of at
least two respectable witnesses. The case
against him must he tlagrant, or heavy
damages would be the consequence Of So
! rash All act.
| On the other hand, the wcarcr Of n bad hat ;
one Knocked in at the side, jumped down Il,
the top; filled with dust because i, is inno-
cent of the brush Worn in the rim down
to the smooth such a person isa just OBJ
Ject ot public suspicion. He canuot help
! looking like a miserable rogue; Il rnc,c var.
let. lie slleak> along near the protecting
fronts OF street shops he sbrinks from no,
l'cc; he can harLIy stand mp like Il MAJ,
IN the prescnce ofnen. If he has case in
court 1t Is sure To go against him, how ever
clearly the law may be III his favor. Ii he
carries about subscription paper, in behalf
ot the most deserving charity, the greatest
Ph'lanlhupsts snub and refuse him. Who
would venture into the presence Of his mis-
trc>S, IN such a hat, and not expect an in
s,anL dismissel2 Who would dare TO pu,
the question to the idol OF his idolatry. in
such hat! What woman Of proper sen
s'bil'ty would not re- ject, without Il moments
hesitation, the suitor at her feet, whose hni
was open 10 any one of the above criticism.
MIR. Peter Mas"us was quite right to Lc
anxious about the hat, Of which he said that
| money would not buy such another, when
Oh his way to make proposals to the
middle aged lady. a great moral truth is
illustrated in the story Of this gentleman 5
woo'ng and lis results. SO well told in Pick
! wick 1t becomes then, a high social aud
moral duty not ouly to give heed to our
WAYS Int In our hats
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-04-30

"a The friends Of JOSEPH +. MOORE re
srrr,fullv announce him Candidate for Sheriff
nt the ensuing election.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-04-30

-" The friends of MATTHEW r. COCII.
RAN respectfully announce him candidate
for Sheriff Of Abbevle District, at the next
election.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-04-30

c?;" The friends of GEORGE W. RICIlEY
respectfully Announce him n CandLat. for
sheriff of Abbcvillc District at the next
election.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-04-30

Til" friends Oft. B. MILFORD respectfully
announce him M Candidate for Tax Colccto,
of Abjcvilc District at the next election.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-04-30

The friends of JAMES ~. McCORD respect
fully announce him rs n Candidate for la,
Collector mt the next election.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-04-30

- The numerous friends Of Col. L. j.
ROBERTS respectfully announce him Can.
di''atc for Sheriff u, the ensuing election.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-04-30

Th" friends Of JAMES II. COBB respectful
ly announce him rs Il Candidate for Sheriff at
III" next election.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-04-30

The fr ends of Capt. G. NJ. MATTISON re.
spectfully announce him "a n candidate for
Tax Collector at the next election
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-04-30

cTs- The friends of NIMROD McCORD re-
specially announce him rs Candidate for
Sheriff at the ensuing election.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-04-30

"a The friends OF ID. W. HAWTHORN re
Sr"rtIullv Y announce him a candidate fnr Sheriff
Of Abbeville District at the next election.
MANY FRIENDS
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-04-30

!hs9, snpports s3ouEspa ,dsis noshibs
but your duty as = busiasss man in q com
muunfy where the gogaArd,p prosperity VI al
10, q common cause, S3 AZ : E---s,,,.s.I r
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-04-30

few of the Long Cane friends Of ". G
NEEL, would respectfully announce him as
Candi,inte for Sheriff at the next election.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-04-30

The friends of DR.. J. i. McCOMB respect
fully announce him rs II Candidate for Tan
Collector ut the next election.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-04-30

IS The friends of :. G.. ". DILL rcS,,rct.
'nl'y ann"Iinrc him Candidate for Sheriff, ai
the next Election.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-03-25
NOFTETEsE

Notice iShe-eby gwen ~ al penaas not 10 buv from
James Ferguson nsw a ~residento of B ~ornviiie Nemahs
county NebraSkl The fOFR0lnz described rea. estate vi-
the ouihwes quarter DID Of the soHfh east uuarter
40 and lot number feR- 81 ~ section eiahHeeu uSl in
township I'VE 90 Fsnge sixteen Q6l east, or any periien
the-eefasI will cansess his tight ~ p eeInPtian theress;
the same being port N q a town sIse Tbis therefcre
is TO wan an Persons skaiast tFsdiur buying or in ary
way % nerOuTe with fhe said Ferguson for the shove
DESCRIBED tr1ets q parcels % lsnd
v2aSsa AUGrSTES KOUNTZE.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-03-25

FORTHELADIES, we viii procure the latest Fashion
Platef, styles Of b nnets. samples Of the newest viria-
ties q goods cosmetics perfumes ami fanCy articles. and
we shall always be pleased u Furnish everything coulecI-
ed with their SEants.
In short. for any service which may be required, tie
public may rely upon Us, with the most perfect c~ondGcncs
Tor fidelity, and dispatch. Apply TO
GR0- ". WILKES CO.,
Porter's Spirited the Tines 6 Broadway. ny.
n. B-Sabscliplions for P0rrer's Spirit Of the Times,
q SpsrtinE Literars Ar i~cliturals Family Weekly News
paper. may De f0ruzf9edto the sane 6irectirn. Terms,
IS a wear.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-03-25
RICHARD BROWN, ALExANDER uALLk1.
Pioneer u Nebraska. Late Cash'I Nenahs Valley b.
BROWN & HALLAM,
i NJ IS II II $

- $500 - - - - 49,
OTR attentioaN will he gwen Dthc following business
viz:
To the buying Of Bank notes. and leaning money, on
god security.
and selling OF Eastern Exchange.
Land Warrants,
collection Of debtS In Nebraska, Iowa, Northern
Z" Missouri and Kansas.
buying and selling q farms, town lots, or unIm-
proved lands
" selection and entry Of Lands FOR settlers or
others either with Land warrants or money.
Remittances can be made TO Us in Drafts, OF Deposited
with Banks or Bankers subject to cur order.
We viii enter lands with WarrantsorCash pay all fees
taxes and commissions for one-third Of the gross pr0nls,
accruing from the sale Of the lands.
In Nebraska and Kansas from two 20 three millions
acres Of the finest lands in the Union arc being ofereIf Tor
sale. Foreign capitalists will hnd here a rich deld for in
vestment. Investments judicOusly made in Western
lands and town lots arengw paying from hfty 70 five hun
dTed per cent.
We solicit the patronage Of the public c0nhdent that
eur exTei fence ard know edge IN the business will enable
Us to give entire satisfaction.
Having alarge acquaintance IN the Mississippi valley
il will not be difficult 10 give references when required
by Correspondents, as regards our standing; and willat all
lines .cbeerfully answer all testers Of enquiry.
BrOwnviIle June 25Ih. 1851. W. n
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-03-25
Jesse KERR JR-

#r -# = HL-utFlAAe tennessee.
me Company have purchased Lund's Patent Feed Ar
raneement winch Is illustrated ana described IN the
Scenrihc-AmeIiea for October "a This adds greatly
t0tbe ehfSieucyof the min.
The C0mbiaafiOn Mil with all the recent improve
meats, and steam pgwet OfI5 hOuseS is capable from
saving from 3OOOto ! 600 feet in u hours, and IS sld
for 81 $50.
TIE SFWY0RKCTRCULAR SAW-MIIL
Is maRuiacfuren only by this Company. Il iSUf sune7iOr
cnsSrH ton aid sold for % per. cent less than ntber
mills. ca no creates espacitys A mill with IS to 54-incb
saw can be sold for S45oto $500 and withta % horse eD-
CINE and iler is Sud for s. 200
SLedm Engines and Boilers ; Engines Of from one to
lOO horse paVeF locomotive Tubalar Fine and CB-
Haa6 b0tteFs furnished al greatly reduced prices from
fOrmeEQuu1Htfbnsl O. y q NT tr-
DraWlngs via plans and Specihcations for g~buiIdinrs
ana machinery fnrnishefgratis 70 our c~issoa.sers.
Competent mechanics are sent cut 70 mt nm ard set
IN operation our machinery when REQUIRED
We ahso manufacture SRfnole Maekines PlFninz
DGcktaeSt SNgcr-Mlus. and Murhfasr5 in General :
SBeeial Attentisn said to setting up Sin ffin1 ami pal
hS for manufaetoTieSs and ali kinds IL Mil VEriokf
Work.
The Company are selling in great numbers a rafeRf
COateGi Barr Stone Mn, Tor Hour, com meal and Ali
kE8ds ofteed which is pronounced Nv expe-fe1ced nil
lRrsthe best E1ill ever canstrBcsed n win effnd WIS
grain IN the same time ind with half the povrer se AM
mill Ct heszme price "a he msrket.
We also furnish other Siy1essf G~risf-lRu4whsa re-
CURED.
wM-N0NT60AlERT P asiae,rt.
Na-si B Oipasv New YORK.