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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-04-06

Dispatches published in the London Gazette,
giving an account of the capture of Canton, states
that four hundred and thirty guns were found in
the city, and 100000 pounds of powder, 5000
rockets, 1900 blue lights, 5000 stink pots and six
tons of bullets. Fifteen thousand pounds Of the
powder were kept and the rest destroyed.
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State of N. Carolina, MeckIenburg co.,

Superior Court Of Lar, FdH Term, 1857.
Martha Barney f. L. Burney Petition for Divorce
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that E.
L. Burncy the defendant in this is not nhab-
tant of this State is therefore ordered that pubca
ton made for six weeks in the Western Democrat,
paper published i'll the town of Charlotte notifying the
said defendant to be and appear at the next term of
county of Meclenburg at the Court house in Charlotte
the 18th Monday after the 4th Monday in February,
1853, then and there to show if he has, why
the prayer of the petitioner should be granted
Witness, j. 3. Kerr, Clerk of Superior court of
Law, office i'll Charlotte, the llth Monday after the
4h Monday in August, and in the SD year of Amer-
can independence. A. D., 1851. j. B. KERR,
March lG. Prs fee So Clerk
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Cor. BENToN's SICKNEss.-Col. Benton is
confined to his bed, with cancer thestomach. He
is working uponhis Abridgement ofthe Congrcssion-
al Debates steadily ever, and hoping to live
lnn.r cn0u~h to finish it
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5000 REWARD.

D ANYWAY from my Railroad Shantccs in Liberty
EGCounty, Ga, about the first Of August, 1856, my
negro man EI'IIRAIM. lie is black and of medium
size 23 Or "a Old raised by MIR Ship of Lin
coin county, and sold by W. p. Bynum of the
same county, in February, 1856. | think said boy is
lying about Charlotte, W. p. Bynum's of Lincoln
county, or VIM. Ships Of CASTOR county. as the boy
has relations at all those points. / will pay TWO
HUNDRED DOLLARS for his apprehension and deliv-
cry in Charlotte Jail so that can get him.
Sept. Is, 1851. 74-tf d. ". ORR
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INCIDENT OF THE MEXICAN WAR.-Lieut
Thomas Ewell Of General Persifer F. Smiths rife
Regiment, fell upon the storm swept and fire Cir
died height OF Ccrro Gordo, leading that desperate
assault.
The night before the battle, with five men, he
reconoitred and discovered the salient point of at
tack. In the storming of tie height on the morn
ing afterwards he threw himself, hcroicallv far in
advance of the charging columns, and was the first
to encounter the enemy, alone, like Caius Marcuus,
within the gates of Carton. OF this death Col.
Lorlng IN his report says:
Foremost in the assault, and first in the enc
my's Citadel, was first Lieut.. Thomas Ewell, of
Company A. who, in desperate, personal conflict
with the last retrcating foe, fell mortally wounded
on the field of his imperishable glory"
When Gen. Scott assembled the height, he threw
himself from his charger, and kneeling by his side,
lifted his head upon his knee, bathed in tears, and
his voice trembling with manly emotion, exclaimed.
"My brave boy, you will not die, you not die,
you shall not die. Live Live.! History shall
record it-you were the Hero of Cerro Gordo ~
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Parlor and Box Stoves:

ana keeps constantly an extensive and varied Stock of
Tin, Heet-Lun, Japan, anil Britnnnia Ware.
Brass KeHic&, Cast Iron Bedstcads,
Hat Rocks Cradtes Dc,
all OF which will be sold Wholesale and Retail cbeap
or than has ever been before offered in this vicinity
He would return his thanks to his friends and Gus
toners for the very liberal patronage they have bestow
ed upon him. and they may rest assured that he will
endeaVor by close attention business, together with
ofthe same
His motto is, 'QUIcK SALES AND SMALL PROFITS"
Ladies and Gentlemen particularly invited to call
and examine his Stock.
RsH@ All kinds of JOB WORK attended to with dis
patch and all ORDERS will be faithfully and promptly
attended to. @yISa
Charlotte. June lG, 1857. If
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EE ATINCi located permanently, tenders his profess
Il 4 sional services to the citizens of Charlotte n c.
and vicinity. ....- .
DIR. WAYT prepares and inserts artificial Pal
and Obturators and attends to the correction Of
cOngcnita and accidental dcormitieS of the Teeth and
Jaws. lie is also prepared to insert Artificial Teeth
after the most approved methods.
Ladies waited at their residences if required
Office Tryon Street, in Carsons building,
up stairs FEsa
March 30, 1888.
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A TRADE A FORTUNE.

If parents would consider the welfare and hap
piness of their children, they would choose the
vrtuOus mechanic, farmer honest trader, COM
panions and helpmatcs, instead OF the rich, who,
aside from their income, have no means Of subsis-
tence.
How often does this question arise, and from re-
ligOus parents too in choosing companions and
suitors for their daughters as he rich ?" If the
daughter answers, YES he is rich, he is gentle
man, neat in dress and can live without work" the
parents pleased.
Not many years ago, Polish lady of plcbcian
birth, but of exceeding beauty and accomplish
ments won the affections of young noblenlan, who
having her consent solicited her from her father
in marriage, and refused. We may easily I'M
agine the astonishment of the nobcman.
cam not, said he, 'of sufficient rank to aspire
to your daughter hand ?"
"You are undoubtedly Of the best blood of Po-
land"
"And my fortune and reputation, arc they
not
"Your estate is magnificent and your conduct
irreproachable"
"Thcn having your daughters consent how
should | expect refusal =!
This, sir" the father replied, lis my only
child, and her happiness is the chief concern of
my life All the possessions of fortune are prcc;-
rous; what fortune gives at her caprice she takes
away | see security for the independence and
comfortable living of life but one; in a word, l
am resolved that one shall be the husband Of my
daughter who is not at the same time master of Il
trade"
The nObleman bowed, and retired silently. 4
year or two after, the father was sitting at the
door, and saw approaching the house wagons laden
with baskets, and at the head of the cavalcade Il
person in the dress of basket maker. And who
do you suppose it was The former sutton of his
daug hter-the nOblcman had turned basket maker.
He was master o. trade, and brought the
wares made from his own hands for inspection, and
a certificate from his employer in testimony of his
skill -f
The condition being fulfilled, no further obstacle
was opposed to the marriage But the story is not
yet done. The Revolution came-f0rtuncs were
plundered and lords were scattered as chaf before
the four winds of heaven. Kings became beg
gars-some of them teacheTs-and the noble Pole
supported his wife and her father, in the infrIai-
ties of age, by his matchmaking industry.
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NEW M

NEW FIRM
EE AVING PURCHASED \. C. STEELE'S INTER-
u EST in the Stock of Goods of Brem & Steele and
associated with me J. \. SADLER JR and T. LAFAY-
ETTE ALEXANDER the business will hereafter be
conducted under the firm of
T. II. BREM 4 co.
We call the attention of the public to our Stock as
We have reduced the price a great many Good.
T. II. BREM.
Jan. l. 1853. eO-tf
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G. w. HAGANS.

ORNAMENTAL and CRYSTAL PAINTER. ov
GLASS, CHARLOTTE, n. G.
GIGNS painted with neatness and dispatch at a verv
blow price pSap For particulars inquire at n.
Western Democrat Office.
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The shape is broader across the top, and droops
towards the centre of the forehead in the style
known a. the Marie Stuart
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Gas Light, Gas Light!

Gas Light, Gas Light!
WE Respectfully inform onr friends and
w the Public. that we have purchased
the exclusive right to sell in this District
Danford & Baileys' Patent self.Gene.
rating Gas Lamps,
and can supply every family with the most
beautiful and economical light now in use. II
ia no trouble to keep them in order, and their
impossibility of explosion render them invalua-
BILE. One burner will give as much light as
seven candles ut the trivial cost Of about one
cent. per honr. and can be fitted in any other
lamp att small expense.
We will keep on hand a supply Of splendid
Palour and other Lamps,
at MI prices This Light is adapted to Chur-
ches, Hotels, Stores and Dwellings,,
Call and see for yourselves. at
JORDAN d. McLAUCHLIN'S
No. 8 Granite Range,
Abbeville c. H., 8. C.
April 80, 1858. 5a If
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SOUTH CAROLINA,
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT

JAMES ]. RICHEY, who is in the custody of
q the Sheriff Of Abbeville District. by virtue
of Writ Of capias ad satisfaeiend,in ut 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 Co",m on
Pleas. praying that he may be admitted to the
benefit Of the Acts of tho General Assembly,
made for the reliefof insnlveLt debtors
1t j. therefore Ordered. that the said James
Arnold, and all Others the creditors. to whom
the said James j. Richey is in anywise indebt-
ed, be, and they are hereby summoned. and
have notice to appear. before the said Court
at Abbeville Court House. on the Fourth day
of October next. to shew cause, if any they
can. why the prayer of the Petition aforesaid,
should not be granted.
MATTHEW MCDONALD, c. C. P.
Office Of Common Pleas.
Abbevile Dis. juno %, 1853. lO-3m
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r & KEN 0TICN.

\ am about to make change iu nv bus.
"A lness. my Customers will please bear in
mind that all JOBS done ut fnS Shop, from this
date. Are CASH, shall be pleased to do
any Job Of work in my lire. in the best of style
and workmanship, Gas low as possible) for Cash.
but in no other way. Therefore let it be un-
derstood that my Shop is u Cash Institution, or
no 20.
"A L o.
Wishing to close up my old matters as soon ns
possible. l beg of them indebted to me. 70
please call and settle as soon as possible. by
Cash or Note. by 80 doing they will save me
much trouble.
49,, ~B.sJ.%TAYLOR.
Abbevie c. H.. July 20, 1858 1916
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2SD BRIGADE. lsr DIV. 8. C. NJ.
EDoEFrELD c. H., July 81, 1858.
ORDER NO.
HNHE 10th Regiment of Infantry will parade
l. for Review and DR.. II at Richardson's e, on
Tuesday l7thoAugust
The 7th Regiment of Infantry will parade at
the Old Wells. on Tuesday the 10th Of August
Springfield. Saturday the 2lst Of August.
The 9th Regiment of Infantry viii parade at
Morrow's Old Field, on Tuesday the path OF
August.
The 9Th Regiment Of Infantry will parade at
Lomax's on Thursday the 26th Of August
The Officers and on.Com,Lissioned Officers
will assemble on the day previous to the Review
for Drill and Instruction. Xxx
Volunteer Companies W i'll prepare fer inspsc
ton.
Co'onels of Regiments are charged with the
extension of this Order.
By order of Brigadier General.
w. G. MORAGNE.
July 81, 1858 IA St
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HEADQUARTERS.

SIXTH REciMENr, 8. G. II.
ORDER NO.
Rf order from Gen. w. C. Moragne, the Up.
- per ard Lower Battalions, COMPOSING ire
9th Regiment OF 1ndnntry South Carolina III.
ia: VIII parade for Drill and Review, at
Roberts Old Field, near Lomax'e, on Th.rsday
The z6th OF August, at 10 O'Clock A. N.
Commissioned and non Commissioned Of;c.rs
will attend the day previous, for drill and in.
strucGon.
Lieut.. Col. Foshee and Major Miller are
charged with the extension of this order.
Captain Of companies will order out their
pioneers. &-
The Jocassee Brass Band will attend on day
Of Review
BY order of COL. W. CLINKSCALES.
j. h. ELLIS. Adj't.
Aug. 4, So. II 3t
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DRY aCODSi DRY IGOOS
MILLER a. WARREN


\ RE now receiving theis stocks of Fall and
"a Winter GOODS. which they are prepar-
ed to offer and sel as low as any house in the
city. The stock has been selected with great
care, and comprise great variety Of
LADIES' DRESS 600DS,
such rs
Rich and elegant Silk ROBE. .D'oU1LLEf
Bayadere Silks variety of styles;
Silk VALESCIAS. Striped aud Plaid
Plain 81 LKS, all colors:
Mourning Bayadere and Chene Silks:
Plain Black. Plaid aud Striped;
Silk POPLlNS and Victoria PLAIDS:
DELAINE ROBE DOUBLE;
Rich Fig'rd DELAINES and CAsHMERks;
Emb'rd French MERINOES. new STYLES
Plain French and English MERISOES:
Mourning PELAINES.
French and English PRINTS;
Mourning '@t@, ~
Scotch GlScnAMs<
Mourning "
Chene "
An extensive variety of SIIAWLS, comprising
Silk Thibot SHAWLS;
Broche
Flush Bordere,l Stella SHAwLS;
Chenille SHAWLS and SCARFS;
I.ndcs' Black and Col'rd Cloth CLOAKS;
Rich Velvet CLOAKS. every variety :;
All Wool Lone SfIAWLS;
Plain Blk i Sec'nd Mrirg Merino SHATLSS
a lot Of beautiful EMBROIIERIES, consist
ing Of
Rich Muslin SLEEVES and COLLARS In
etti;
Jaconet and Swiss SLEEVES, Linen COL
LARS:
Maltese Lace SETS;
Imitation Lace COLLARS and SLEEVES
Jacouet and Swiss Bands;
Linen Cambria HANDKERCHIEFs, Plain
aud Embroidered !;
Hcm'd and Mourning HANDKERcu1EFs';
Misses and Boys Wool HOSE:
Wool CATERS Nett SACKS;
Misses AeriEo VESTS, Short and Long
Sleeve:
For the Gentlomen's line may he found.
Black CLOTIISsand CASSIMERES;
Fancy CASSIMERES, latest styles
Rich Velvet and Cashmere VESTINGS:
North Carolina CASIMERES, Ssuperiof
article:
CRAvATS and COLLARS: Merino TIES
MILLER & WARREN.
Oct 2, 1857. 22 #
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT

aOOOV1AL6 NlO1 HlCI.
N. ]. Davle. Admir-
DURsUANT to ,he order of Court I will
Il sell on Sale Day in September next at
AbbevilIe @. H., at public outcry. the Tract OF
Land. owned By Luke Mathis, deceased, about
2a miles from Abbeville c. H., containing 366
Acres. more or less. bounded by lands Of N. j.
Davis. and Others. said tract to be re sod at
the risk Of Thomas e. Owen. and the biding
to be opened at the sum of $26IO. If said
tract brings more than. S26lO. the terms will
be credit CT twelve months, with interest
from 9Th day ofsQetober next-purclaser to
give Bond with t~o good sureties, mortga>;s
Of the premises. pay the costs in cash, and pay
for:paPers. fit docs not bring more than
$3.50, it 10 to be Knocked down to said Thomas
<. Ovens, on the tel ms prescribed in the Dec.
retail Order. Il -
VIM II. PARKER, c. E.A.D.
Comsnissioasss Office,
80 Angust3, 1868. -; IA I'd
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Dissolution.

DISSOIUtlOn.
TIE Partn ership heretofore existing. be-
Il tween ENRIGHT & STARR, in the
manufacture of Cotton Gins, Wheat Thrash.
ers. Fans, &C., has this day been dissolved by
mutual agreement of parties. The Books and
Accounts of the Old Firm arc in the hands of
John Enright. who is alone authorized to settle
the business of the same.
JOHN ENRIGHT
RICH'D c. STARR.
November I, 1857. 2eH
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THE DEPENDENT PRESS.
M ORE & QUAIF

M y y NN d M U n III u {,
TNHIS day, hang their Banner on the outer
Il walls, and under it will say that they
have just received one of the largest and best
Stocks Of
Clothing, Crockery. and Dry Goods,
eyer imported into the District Of Abbeville
All OF which have been bonght for CASH,
and which will be sold for CASH, cheaper r
than any one can buy on Time, 1--WE care not
whn)
Many have come and have been convinced of
the trnthiulness of our assertions ; but there are
some who Yet cling to their fond Idol-we mean
the practice of buying Goods on twelve months
time. Or those we regret To tuke our last fare
well, unless it be when they have Cash to spare:
then it is We will give them prices that viii not
rise up and make them afraid, but will encour.
age and cheer them on. 1t may he necessary
tor US 10 state that we have made arrangements
IN New York, to receive all the new Styles of
GOODS imported into the city this season. Un-
oef inns arrangement, and with the Goods al
rea'y received, We fatter ourselves that none
WIZ he ohfge to leave our quiet little Town un.
satnshed ns regards Price and qualify.
we now hnnd YOU n short list Of the new
o'Sies @'d Prices. In the first place,
SOC Ladies' Collars.
from Auction from IL. cents to 100 dollars
Honiten Lace Sets,
from Importers, from 10 to 20 dollars.
BRlLLlANlS, at l21 cents;
Ladies' COTTON HOSE. at Ct cents;
Ladies' IIANDkERCIIIEFS, at ct cents:
Fine Dress Goods,
and HEAD DRESSES;
Robe a guile 81 l.KS. Mt 90 and IS dollnra ;
Robe guile Organdes. at 6. 2, aud l5
dollars;
Pareda Cloths,
Double Ducnll Stripes. mt 2a dollar.
And We have on the way 200 yards of
Printed Lawns,
which have been bought for US at Auction.
Hoop Skirts,
Steel. Brass. and Whalrbonc, from 81 60 to
$3.50;
Mantillns. Point Lace. Chantilla. Moire An
tique, and Black Silk, from $3.50 to s2500
ES HH IN W. H. 80 .
White Grape, Estclla Black Silk. Moire
Antique. and De Laue Shawls, from Sl.oO
to Sl65O;
We would eay that We have the Eureka Suits,
Goats. Pants. and Vests. fine and new, we hav e,
! also. good Stock oi the Gerora Collars, era.
vats, and Shirts, Something new and Fancy
Also, n good Stock of
Summer Hats.
n. B.-No Goods will be taken back when
| once sold, unless the Goods be damaged before
purchased
April ~. 1853. 81 If
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T Fl e G. LDEN RIzE
ILLUSTRATED! ILLUSTRATED


ILLUSTRATED! ILLUSTRATED
I HE New York Weekly GOLDEN PRIZE is
one of the largest and best weekly pa
pers Of the day. An Imperial Quarto contain.
ing EIGHT PAGES. or FORTY COLUMNS, of enterta in
ing original matter; and elegantly illustrated
every week.
Il GIFT WORTH ERON so CENTS TO
$500 90 IN COLD WLLL BE PRESENTED
To En- CH SUBSCRIBER IMMEDIATE.
LY RECEIPT or THE. SUBSCRIPTION
MONEY.
One copy for one year 81 90, and gift
One copy for Two years 8 so, and 2 gifts
One copy for three years 90, ana 8 gifts.
One copy for five years 800. and gifts.
AND TO CLUBS.
Three copies one year, S. 90. and gifts.
Five copies one years 800, and gifta
Ten copies one year. 1900, and 10 gifts
Twenty-ope copies one year, 80 90, and FL gifts
The articles to be distributed are Comprised
in the following list.
. Packages ofGo,d, containing $500 90 each
g do, do. do. 200 90 each
10 10 p.,ss, DO: , DO. p,,,;& ;d& 100 90 each
,Cased Watches, 100 90 each
2o.Gold Watches 1900 each
100 do. 80 ooessS
500 Ladies Gold Watcher $500 each
200 siiser Hunting Cassd Watches, 80 90 each
800 Silver Watchss.,A $40 to Is 90 eaci,
1000 Gold Guard. Vest and q =. 3
Gold Lockeis Bracelets, Brooches, Ear Drops.,
Bresst Pine, Cuff Pins Sleeve Buttons. .Rioes.
Shirt Studs, WEtch Keys, Gold and Silver
ThinIbles and q variety Of other articles worth.
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New Goods! New Goods! y

New Goods New Goods!.
WE would respectfully inform our friends
W and customers. that we have made
large additions tn our Stock of
Drugs and Medicines,
and would he pleased to have them call and
examine our Stock before purchasing elsewhere.
as we can offer them strong inhncelnents to
buy. Our Stock consists in part. of
Pc H u NJ Il IeIES,
Lubin's Extracts for the Handkerchief, Pomades,
Cologne and Toilet Waters; Huir. Nail and
Tooth Brushes. Dressing Combs. Fine TootI,
Powders. Soaps. Surgical and Dental Inslru
meEts,
Fine Brandies and Wines,
for Medicinal purposes. and all articles usually
Kept in a 6rst-class Drug store. Give US a
call.
JORDAN & MCLAUGHLIN,
Abbeville c. II.
July I. 1858. 8 If
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MILLER*& WARREN

"OULD respectfully cali the attention Of
4 w their friends and customers to their
stock of NEGRO GOODS. III.
George Sehlsy's White PLAINS. warranted
al wool filing:
Plaid LINSEY:
Marlboro PLALDs and S7RLPEs;;
Domestic GINGHAN MS
0SNABURGS. Plaid and stripess
Georgia Plains ~ u -, ~, s.
NANgELS. Of all descriptions.
OctsG. 1857. 22s II =
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FIR II, FL R e!

TIVE subscriber would respectfully inf,rm
l. his friends and the public generally, that
in consequence Of his former store being burnt
down. he has moved next door to II. w. Law
sons Tin Mandatory. Grateful for past
favors, he respectfully solicits continuance of
the same.
EDWARD WESTFIELD.
July %, 1865 l3 a.
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NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
AT
GRAY & R0BERTSON'S
G III ZAP CASH STORE.
no. /, Granite Range.

NE BEG respectfully to Inform the citizens
w Of Abbeville and surrounding District
that we are now prepared to show the largest
aud best selected Stock Of
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
we have ever done heretofore. As we confine
ourselves almost entirely to the Dry Goods
business. we are enabled to keep large assort.
ment Of
Plain, Fancy and lobe Bareges.
Black and Fancy Silks,
Cnlicoes, Bonnets &c.
10 the BONNET Department we paw partic.
oiar attention. and our Stock at present pre-.
sents every novelty Of the season:
Plain and Fancy Straw ws. Fancy
Neop"litan and Trimmed
Silks, &C.,
Along with magnificent Stock of Fine French
FLOWERS, Bonnet RIBBONS. ROUCHES. DC.
In MANTlI.LAS. We have all the late STYLES
Silk and Black Chan:illy, Lace, &c.
Our Stock of
Kid, SilkGand Thread Gloves,
Hosiery, Corsets,
Shoes, &C.,
Is unusually Fine and Large.
we Always Keep on hand large Stock of
Demestic Goods, Linens, Linen
Drills, Cassimeres, &c.
Also. all kinds of materinl suitable for tors,
wear. ''
In calling attention to the above Goods wo
respectfully solicit the patronage Of our nurner
ous friends, and the public generally. We will
at all times take pleasure in she wing our Stock
any and nll Of which we will sell at the lowest
possible price for Cash, and every article war.
| rnnteG as represented.
GRAY & ROBERTSON.
March 81, 1853. 4s tf
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The Clear Starchers Friend
XTILL give finished and beautiful gloss to
w Collars. stast Bosoms. and to all linen.
muslin and cotton goods; it will be found an
assistant in whitening clothes, and is warranted
to contain nothing injurious.
For sale by
JORDAN Il MCLAUGHLIN,
Druggists and Chemists.
July ], 1858 8 If
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CARLYLE. III, June 28. 1852.
have used Prof o. J. Woods Hair Restor.
ative, and have admired it's Wonderful effeots
My hair was becoming, ns thought, premEture-.
ly gray, bnt by the use Of his Restorative it
has resnn,el its original color. and, I have no
doubt permanently so. - 2
s.BREssE, ex-senator. t..s.
Oh. WOOD & CO., Proprfeturs, 8l2 Broad:
way. N. T., Tin the great N. Y. Wire Railing
Estajlishmcnt and'll4 Market street, St:.Louis
Mo.
And sold hy all good Druggist. X
Jordan McLauchln. md Branch d Allen;
Abbevile and Due West. u.
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