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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
COUNTY TREASURER.

COUNTY TREASURER
The name Of JOSIAH A. HARRIS, OF Cleveland, will
hu present ed 10 he ueNt Republican County Convention ua
candidate for The oiico ul County TreasuroI,
Iheuams Of HENRY y. BBAYrON VIII be presenlod
10 The Gnuuy NupuhlCan Cunst htiOn for the Office OF
County Troqsutr by numerous friends who have known
him long and we'll aud ever true 10 the cuuse Of freedom
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DIED

lg Morgan July "a Mrs MARY l. wife of Col q w.
~ lolu, aud y lest daughiero j. X aud Luc ark in
the Ga rear ni heTuge.
ln Geneva, June 2ith, ELIZABETI WHO OF BouOui
Woppi sen. an the lsth year oi her age, p
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MARRIED.

In Meroa Nj. y. W BURROWS, Of Mecca and Mss
CHARLOTTE VAUGHN OF Bazeita
UIn Warren ll.h inst, Mr., MORRIS 30 s and Mn,
RAOHEL SiABER, both Of HouAsatown.
10 Wurren, IN inst, Mr MICHAEL PARKER and
Mlfs MARYNANN PAkkE lhoth II WaUen
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STRucK We learn that the coal miners in
the vicinity of Youngstown, have struck for
higher wages, or demand cash in payment for
their labor instead Of trade. They held a
meeting in Youngstown on Friday, to take the
matter into consideration. A large number
were in attenca anee 49, Warren ChrOR.
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ImpOrtnnt Decision-The Ohio Black Inv
Declared Unconstitutional

The Court of Common Pleas for Cuyahoga
County, through Judge Foote, this morning,
delivered an important decision. AT the last
election freeman II. Morris, tailor, Of this city,
and having abou5 one-fourth negro blood in his
veins, presented himself at the First Ward vot.
ing place and was barred from voting on ac-
count of his negro blood. Action was brought
against the judges Of election; Sanborn, Chris
tian and Garrett for illegally rejecting the vote
They pleaded in defence the recent action of
the Legislature rejecting the vote Of every per-
son having any negro blood in his veins.
The case was made up and submitted to the
court This morning, Judge Foote declared
for the plaintiff declaring the "Black Law" to
be unconstitutional The Court held that un-
derthe old Constitution of Ohio all persons hav-
ing moro than half white blood were declared
to be legally white, The new Constitution
merely mentioned white persons" without de-
Gnlng what constituted white person. conse-
quently the definition of white person con-
tanned in the old Constitution remained in
force, and any law declaring a person having
more than half white blood to be a negro must
OF necessity be nconstitutional.-Iierad
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Dr. H. TUBBs--SIR ! am glad 90 add my testimony To
the number of those you receiving WAS after much
percussion thatl consul cd you Perhaps this may hu
once some other hesutng invalid relief M vur
hands. During the Winter OF 1885 was SO re nced rs 10
be unable whom saneest tO sit the table nv aecton
was SAIL 20 Lo disease Of the left lung heart aud gton
aeh Inc cough was very severe, attended with shOTness
q ureah night sweast4 swe ling Of the loet aud auces
Digestion feeble that could cat little ose thau
cracker during the winter, and for Wgks
suhsised on ice water gum arabic or al ne Sink
Ing turns cane on nearly every day and occasionally Nsv
e IN one day depryng me Of spaech and sometimes OF
sight Pu itaOn was ulsp distressing Ihe hoar nppepr
ol 70 stop at times causing deathke sensation as tho
tho breath aud The circulation urTesied Trims
suffering ndesurn ably and 20 all appearance balancing
between life and death fingered until eiaf was Obains1
undnr treatment a. that time residing al Nortb
held summit County where the circumstances here given
we're Known generally / nm now enjoying comfortable
health, and though not uAYigoTOu able 10 psr.
touu household duties without Inconvenience and nave
walked over twu miles without suffering anything more
than fatigue az the time The great heneft derived from
your renent and the interest You have manifested for
me, shall ever be- held iu grateful remembranue
iuliw2tO Mrs MARY BATEMAN
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Fishing TackIe,
NARLYLN WHIpRIM PnIon.n-

aNd 80 l,"Jllo I or OF WlllPFLES PORTABLE SAWMILL
lNu new device 90 Chingu tiuu fnu rliaV t0 ,fir,
lnt dul dealer riu Wood Work inr Macbngry IA ,d,ai
Hooks &c ~ '''"- ''"ohlA'a holt
AFrut for TylCris C. slehutet Turbine W,t.r yyr.t ,
smilhs Patent Smut Machines 49, "'''i'' N1u
once uud Depot 40 kuilraHd Block corUpr n Ny,tsr ~
~. tllnf Streets Cleveland Ohm - ''' N''
KIND Uf Machinery. ~ '''1 '' R IR
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July and August Appointments.
OR. IL. TUBBS can be consulted as

DE- t. give his undivided attention 10 Chronic piseas
es, treating thousands aunualy hundreds OF whom have
recovered auer uil other Resources had failed Mineral
uno other posons are mover used ltunts ever m
eohfAssu OF subjected To expense without corresponding
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DISSOLUTION --The copartneTs6ips
'TV'VTWUTi JVIV ~ ITU5
The II,

~ signed succi TO Clamherlin Crawford 90
nh'S cut nH c9parine ship, under the amo Of Peon
Bfe'd tr Tho transaction u general Storuge, For
ning Commission sid Produce Business al ihe Old
Stand Of the aforementioned firm, the civ OF Cieye-
lahu RUSSELL PELTON,
Glove and, June q. 1859 iu5s 35g
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Engines SER safe.

I
Il order six inch bore aud two icot stroke for sale at
low price, and favorable terms vii. be sold sepg-
ate II dcIreC They may he the Phmux F0undry
near the Gas Works. Inquire of
CAPT GREENIIAT Gil.
nm fIttsr N Dl,.Iag
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0euer0L Nolifes. .
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
DRAFTS IN AMOUNTS TO SUIT

~ fr IA S5 upwards, England and France, and on
al ne principal Cities OF Germany On Frankfort, Ber
In, Vienna, LgiLZig Nurimbrrg, Cussel Cologne Ham,
rurgh, Bremen. Stuttgart, M1nuheum and Prague Fm
sale by marl2 RETTBERG a HAITSRTANN
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~ dissolution.
IHE CO.PARTNENSHIP HERE

l. TOFORE existing bptween the undersigned under
thg name OF Sagdart, Bomis Murray, is this day dis
solved by mutual consent W. Murray authorized 10
10 sell the business Of the firm tho office ut murray
Huntington
GEO. II STANDARD.
, " V HEhIS
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION
EIGHTEEN CENTS PER WEEK :
Payable s'mtmonshly after delivery.

~ II especially asked thai nv irrosuartv or IA prs
10 deliver by M carrier boys bo promidly feposd IN
al mistakes may be as promptly CORRECTED.
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Shrds OF admissions blity Cents Enchi
Can be obtained at McssTs Brhiuatd and Dudgu Music
Sturts Office OF tho Anger aud Wuddsl House. and
Hall on lie Gl euiue Of the CuuCOu
~ Doors gpUu at o'clock. Concert commence at
precisely. iyl5:2iO
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.ROR RNNT4 House No. % Man.
nv drake street nnaI uior street ploni ant place aud
Ifnl lfrasouabla lnqN at No iosamesirert tulAhs
LiOR SAIN Or EXgHANGt FOR
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SEIEREEF,S SALEk.

DY virtue of sundry wriis of fori facias 20 me
ID directed, will be sold before the Court House
in Pickens District, within the legal hours, on
the first Monday and Tuesday in July next
AN the defendants interest in u house and
lot in the town of Walballa, adjoining G.. Hof.
for and others, levied on rs tho property of C.
Krafforst, at the suit of Issertcll & Norman foI
the use of Fitzgerald, Magruder & Co.
One tract of land containing threc hundred
acres more or less. whereon there is Il good mex.
chant mill, adjoining lands of Dr.Thos. Lewis
and others, levied on as the property Of NJ. r..
Hunnicutf, at the suit of Jos. Cox and others
One house and lot in the village Of Fair Play
levied on rs the property OF w. S, Kcesc. Il. j.
Reese and Joseph KcSse at the suit of Samuel
Is. AIillikin.
Two hundred acres of land more less adioin
ing Ian Is Of Mrs. f Merck and others, levied
on as the property of y. N. Garyin at tie sui
Of w. X. Jones, Ex'or and others.
Terms cssh purchesersto TO pay for papers.
J.. 9. CRAI0, S.f.p,
June o,ls09 ~ >. I'd
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0rdinarv's Sale,

DY virtue of an ordor from w. j. Parsons,
I'D Esq, Ordinary of Pickens district. |
Will sell to the highest bidder, at Pickens G.
H.. on Saleday in July next, the remaining
Real Estate Of JereWiah Fields, deceased,
namely;
One Tract Of Land, situate, lying and be-
ing in Pickens District, ON waters of Big
Esstatoe Creck--known "a the Indian Noun.
tain Tract--containing Two Hundred and
TWENTY-FIVE Acres more or less, lying ON tho
North Carolina line.
Terms made known on day of Sale.
l.. G. CRAIG, SID.
June o. 1859 40 a
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List Of Consignees.

1T anderson Dcpot, ~tek ending Janc 7, 1859.
L Gaines s. Co, II Owen, J B Sanders, T
Sherard j Martin, Is FC, C Keys & Go,
w II Johntson. Sloan & n. Benson s. j, Brown
& Co, Guest s. II, Harrison, DJ Jordan.
d StribIing, Srrgcnt y II. J III Maxwell. ]
III Klicnbeck, Il w Brown. Beckly & CO. II Al
ger. s Cherry. G W Caradnc. j Is Sloan, Hon
j Whitncr, Myer; j Adgcr, r Il Co. =
L. RICE, Agent
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w. b. GAINEY,
WMtCh-MNker ana JcNVellcr.

III AS permanently located himself in Pen
Ri dleton, and is sprepared to do all man
ner of work in his linc--such as Repairing
Watches. Clocks. Jewelry. Accordcons, Mu-
sic Boxes. Watch Wheels Pivots. Pinons,
Jewels, Screws, Chains, Main Springs, Case
lifting Springs, Hands and Glusscs All
warranted to be of the best material. lie
has in his employ an Assistant Workman
work entrusted to them shall be done in the
'neatest manner, and at the shortest possible
notice. His room may bo found next door
North OF Mr.. W.SIMrsoN's Hotel. at the SIGN
of the Watch.
Pendletnn June g 1859 Is
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State OF SomtRn Carogima,

IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
WHEREAS, james Johns hath applied to
me for letters of administration upon all
and singula, tho personal estate OF Emma ohns
deceased, late of the State aforesaid aud dis
triet of Pickens The kindred and creditors Of
said deceased are, therefore, cited to appear be-
fore me, at Pickens G. H., on Monday the 9th
June inst, to sbew cause If any they can, why
said letters should not be granted Given un-
der my hand and seal. June 9th 1862
w 4 PARSONS N mn
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State of south Carolina.
PiCkens--Hn Equity.

John II. Trowell and wife ct. al. ! p;u c,.n,
Elizabeth D. Keith, Ex'trix. ct al cry Ac u &C
| T appearing TO the Commissioner that B. F.
Holland and wife Penelope Elliott NJ Keith,
Christopher Kirksey, David Garvin and wife
Nancy the heirs at law OF Jared Kirksey de-
ceased, to wit {: Isaiah NJ. Kirksey, Jared Il. f.
Rirksey. Mary l.. NJ. P. Kirksey the minor
heirs of Thomas J. Hallum, namely: Thomas
j. Hallum. William Hallum Fair K Hallum
Cclcstia B Iiallum, Catherine Hallum, -----
Hallum, defendants in this case reside from and
without the limits of this Statc On motion of
Harrison and Pulliam, it is ordered that the be.
fore named absent defendants do appear in this
honorable Court and plead, answer or dcmur to
complainants saidbill ofcomplaint, within three
months from the publication hereof. or an order
pro co'VeSso will be taken as to them.
ROBT. A. THOMPSON, c.E.p.D.
Com'rs 0flice. March 20, 1859 3m
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state OF south Car oHsma,

in oRpiNARY--OiTATIoS.
>WHEREAS, Mary Montgomery hath ap-
w piled 20 me for letters of administration
upon all and singular the personal estate Of Thos
Montgomery, dec.,s late Of tho State and dis
trict Of Pickcns: The kindred andcrcditors OF
said deceased are. therefore, cited to appear
before me, atPickensC C II on Monday 9th June
inst. to slicw cause, if any they car why said
letters should not be granted. Given under my
hand and seal, 9th June 1859.
w. j. PARSONS, ORD.
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}9'Y M SAEAl.

MARRIED, on the Goth uit. Mt Feasterville,
by Jacob Feaster, ESQ. MIR. WM. S. WILLIAMS,
OF Pickcns, to Miss S. c. FEAsTER, of Fairfield.
On the 23d ult by Z. Hughes Esq. Mr.. CHEs-
LEY a. FISHER to-Aliss LETrYANN DAVIS, all of
Pickens
On Sunday 26th May by Rev. Mr.. Conner,
Mr.. MONROE MULLIGkN to Miss MARY CLAYTON
all of Pickcns.
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U .GI g IKE % w &C C WW R1l5

More ABOUT THE GRg'T TORNADO
A letter from Jacksonville, Ill.,, says fur
ther about the great tornado H. that quar-
ter:
On Mr.. Joseph Fry's place, everything
House, barn, furniture, were torn into
shreds; the fences scattered for miles, Is
horses were instantly killed, (besides the
human beings mentioned yesterday;) sew
enty hogs, several head of cattle, and all
his fowls; even the rats about the premises
did not escape The wagons were blown
to atoms, spokcs knocked out of the wheels,
and even the tires bent. This is but ono
case in many Several others suffered in
the same wav
The house of VIM. Mcdonald, South of
this place, was torn into atoms, not ten feet
square of the house or barn remaining :;
and, singular to say himself, wife and chill
rem escape with their lives, though they
were badly bruised, yet not dangerously.
At the place of Mr.. Borrows, of which we
spoke yesterday, in addition to loss of life
and property, he lost one hundred and ten
hogs out of one hundred and fifty.
A horse was found in the neghborhood,
dead, with a rail run through him lcugth-
wise, 50 that both ends were visible. An
other horse was found dead, with = bride
and saddle on, but the rider or owner has
not yet been found it, is feared that he
has been destroyed
Those persons who were .illcd were
badly mangled; in some eases the clothing
was entirely stripped off the bodies, and
in most instances the bodies carried long
distance
A SPRUCE young dandy preacher was
once considerably taken aback when maxi
ing pilgrimage to DR.. Chaplin As he
drew near the house, seeing a roughdressed
old man, he called out
Old codger, CAN you tell me where Dr.
Chaplin lives 2"
The old gentleman, without taking the
least notice of the rudcncss of the cnquir-
er, directed him to the house
The young man was duly ushcrcd in,
and informed that the doctor would be in
within few minutes Judge of the con-
fusion of the young preacher, when in
walked the self-samc old codger" and
announced himself as Dr. Chaplin Dandy
looked all colors at oncc
WHAT is a home without a wife She
is the lamp that destroys dackn, '-thc an
gel 7 Itting loneliness to flight; and is, or
may be, the dispenser of every blessing
the mind of mau can conceive. or the soul
sigh for. Home without wifcisa "strangc
land'--a head without brains--a heart
without conscience-a ship without sails
an ocean without wavcs--a world without
rcliglou--a heaven without God
To Do good to our enemies is to resemble
the incense whose aroma perfumes the fire
bv which il is consumed
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0B0 u TWARW.

DEPARTED this life, at Pendleton, on the seth
ult., in-tle blessed hope of glorious immor-
tally, Mrs. ANN f.. SHASxLIS, wife of j. W
Shanklin, Esq, and mother of the late Rev. j.
A, ShHnklin, in tho sixtieth year of her age.
On the 9th instant, in Cheohcc. JonN lay
aged forty-one years. Tie deceased was one Of
the noblest works of God-an honest man!
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HsEe. EMIL KEsUTCEa.

And intend to continue the business at the old
stand. 1t is their intention to enlarge this
branch of Trade in Grccnville. and in Wow
of this have ordered largo stock and very
complete assortment of every article usually
kept in Drug Stores in large cities. Mr.. f.
a. WALTER, Jr., Ito whom the responsible
charge of preparing and dispensing Mcdi-
cines is cntrusted,) is'a young man in whom
they have every confidence. Educated to
the business, familiar with the German Ian
guage, and with considerable experience in
all the Pharmaceutical branches, they trust
although stranger in this community. he
may secure the confidence of the people, and
share of the patronage of the citizens of
Grecnvlle. The former patrons of this es-
tablishment may rest assured that every re-
gard will continue to be manifested for their
interest in tho purity and choapness of every
article sold.
They invite. very respectfully. visit from
all. FISHER & HEINTTSH,
Pharmaceutists and Druggists
June 9. 1850 46 y
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Pendleton Prices Current.


PENDLEToN, June /, 1859
Cottoh' per 10 9alo Coffee, Rio, perlb l2ala
Corn, :" bush IS 90 e" Java 9. 2O n %
Corn meal 80 n 100 La9'n u IG n ~
Bacon hog 10 IL Bale Rope q" 1914
Tagging. Gun'y 20 n 81, Bceswax. l8 a 20
Butter, per lb 49, l6lEggs per doz 10 rs
Flour per bl 500 $6ilron, Swcdc, ca Z
Indigo, " 137 l50l g" "5toT mn
Lead, lOa1 IL, (" English 6 a 81
Madder, 2Oa % 5EMolasses NO 60 a G5
Nails, per keg, 6 n $3.50 WI As n so
Oats, per bush, 40 45lPowdcr. perkeg $3.50 a9
Peas, 10 so 10 81 40
Kice, lb ut IT, G4lPcpper, b" III 10 u lS
Steel, Blister, Salt, per sack. 226 $50
German, II l4!Sugar brown, 9t 13
Cast, Y q 25!Shot, per sack, $50
Segars, per doz 20 60IFobacco, per ID 25 q 100
Tea, 40 5OIWhcat, per bl l n Sl00
Whisky, "gal so n l50i Yarn Fact'ry, l2Oa 1876
Osnaburgs, per yard, l22 II
~ choice lot of the above articles always on
hand at J0nN 4. SLOAN & Cos.
Anderson Prices Current.
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NOTICE.

I HEREBY give naticc to NIL lpcrsonsindcbtedto
me in the Ordinarys Office on Bonds dde me
for Real Estate that have deposited all the
bonds in the hands of j. f. HAGoop for collec-
ton, who is the only person authorized 10 re-
ceive the same, and who is my duly authorized
deputy i'll all lbusiucss transacted in my office.
". j. PARSONS, ORR.
Ordinary Office, March 23, 1859 3ln
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TAXES!

4 LII persons residing in the corporate
IA limits of the town of pickens are re-
qured to pay their Road tax ON or before Sat
urdy the ! lth day of June, instant Exocu,
tions will issue upon default. immediately
thereafter. w. n. CRAIG. II. c..
June 3, 1850 As
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FISHER & HEINITSH,

Greenvillc, s. q.
\ New Firm in Grcenvillo I!
a New Store, Drugs aud Medicines
4 New Wholesale Drug Store!! 'P'
a New Retail Drug Store -
\ New, Stock of Everything!
A New Variety of Family Articles!. Vi.
a Choice Selection of Toilet Articles
A General stock of Drugs, Foreign and
Domestic will always be kept on hand Also,
Chemicals" Perfumcrv. Paints, White
Lead Oils, Varniehes, Paint Brushes, Var.
nish Brushes. Glass, and every thing usually
kept in Wholesale and Retail Drug Store.
Spices, Wines and Brandics, for medicinal
use. Alao,
Drugs at Wholesale,
As cheap ms they can he bought in Charles
ton or Augusta, expenses added. They par
ticuiariy Gull Tie attention OF Dealers and
Merchants, who desire to replenish their
stock, to this fact, and TO put the matter be.
yond the possibility of doubt, let them call
and examine the prices and the Articles,
AT THE OLD STAND
Or DR.. EMIL KRuTcm.
Greenvillo, S. G.
Sign ofrthe Red Mortar.
juno 9, 1850 40 2
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Medical Notice.
Watch Repairing.

mi TAX L, tRfs method Gf finforrning the pub
lie that will be mt Pickens q. III. on cnch
sale. md other public days, fnr the purpose
of REPAIRING WATCHES and Jewelry
generally. Also, any work in the above line
win, at all times receive prompt attention at
my residence II miles from Pickens q. H.,
an the, road leading from the former PLACE to
Walhalla.
Bssy1 MY own work warranted terms most
H. a. III. GIBSON.
April lS, 1859 80 H
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Horse Power for Sale.

NNE or SINCLAIR & CO. Two Horse,
" Railway, Horse Power (for thrcshing
Wheat. &c, Just put in complete order, and
been bat little used will be sold for half of
its original cost for casl---thc owner having
no further use fnrit. Price. $50 Apply to
W. a. uAYNE, pendleton. S. G.
June g. 1859 45 d
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Committed,

TENO the Jail of Pickens district. on the Sd
IL June. instant. a dark .Iulatto boy Ram-
cd JOHN, who says he belongs toItichard
Davis, OF Columbia. The owner is requested
to come forward, prove property, pay charges,
and take him away. 1
l.. C. CRAIG, STE.
juno I. 1859 46 NJ
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Law Notice.

THE undersigned will devote himself entirely
L to the practice of Law and Equity on tho
Western Circuit. Mr.. HSppEs is his partner
az Piskcns, JANES J. ORR,
AaasssSa q q, My 3d. ~ As4
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THE ANNOUNCEMENT.

VIE subscribers respectfully call atten-
Il tion to the following CARD, conveying
the information to the citizens of Grcenville
and the District that they have purchased
the entire stock of
DRUGS AND MEDICINES
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.Millatones !

NOT to swing round your neck, but to grind
IN your Corn. The subscriber solicits orders
for Milstones. which he is prepared 10 cut from
the be,trock. Address him at Classy Noun
tain p. o. ELI WATSON.
June 6, 1850 4G
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LOOK OUT FOR
NEW SPRING q SUNIME GOODS.
AT PENDLETON. s. G.
SNH H'EGA & EEQHV

HI AVE Just received and are now opening
II Il for the inspection of the public splen-
did assortment Of Spring and Summer Dry
GOODS to which we invite the attention of
the public. Our Stock of Dress Goods en-
braces every variety of the Newest and most
fashionable Styles from the French, English
and American Manufacturers.
LADIES DRESS GOODS.
Colorcd Muslins. Joconet, Lawns, Robes,
Double Jupc Robes. Ginghams Mohair De.
Beige, Plaid Bercges. Hoop Skirts. Calicoes,
Jaconot Swiss, Null. Plain and Plaid Mus
lins, Black and Colorcd Silks Linens, Cam
bricks, Long Cloths, &c. Embroidered Col
lars and Sleeves well worth the attention of
all buyers from SO cts. to 600 dollars,
" KBO@Ncas.
White, Colorcd and Fancy Straw and Nea-
.politan Bonncts; and good assortment of
White and Colored Ladies and Misses Hats,
Flowers, Ribbons. RuShcs, &c.
Gents Goods.
White Linen Drill. Planters Linen, Sail
Duck. Check and Plain Linons, Drapdeac
COttonadc Linen and Silk IIandkcrchiefs, Sc
Ready-made Clothing.
Linen and Marscillcs Shirts and Collars. Lin
on Marseilcs Drapde'te aud Cloth Coats, of
all sizes.
White and Fancy Linen, Black and Fancy
Cussimcre Pants.
Black and Fancy Silk, and Fancy Marscillcs
Vests.
Boots and Shoes.
Mems and Boys Boots and Shoes of all sizes,
Ladies' Silk Caters, Heel Lace Boots. BlacI,
and White Kid Slippers. To all of which we
invite the attention of purchasers
SMITH & HOVEY.
March %. 1859 Sc If