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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-10-01
f PROPERTY LIABLE TO

Total in the county, 81 ,916,395 90
The county tax (ncuding the School Tax
on the above sum, at 70 cents in the 500,
amounts to $55 Ala rs, which amount is. on
the Levy List, distributed as follows, viz:
Forper diem of County
Commissioners, sala- ss17 M
ries Of Clerk and "oi' w
Counsel,
FOR EXPENSES OF CIRCUIT
COURT, VIZ:
Accts of Clerk, Sheriff,
States Attorney and 1860 81
Crier,
Accts of Attorneys for oe nc
fees in criminal cases oo w
Fees of Jurors, Wit
nesses and Bailifs,
exclusive of fees of =, 7oo on GIN ,so o-
Witnesses at April -''0' w "i'''o' ~
term, 1859, paid out
of Levy in advance,
FOR OTHER EXPENSES IN
CIDENT TO CRIMINAL
PROSECUTIONS, VIZ:
Accts of Magistrates,
(lcss their fees as ,,oo no
coroners) and consta- S~O' W
bles,)
Accrs for ironing pris- oo,z
oncrs in Jail,
Accts for conveying coo
prisoners to Jail,
Accts for medicines for
and medical attend $3.50 426 So
anCe to prisoners in {
Jail,
FOR EXPENSES OF THE
ORPHANS COURT. VIZ:
Per diem of Judges, 1857 90
Account Of Register of 40, 90 eooo 90
Wills, 900 20 o'V 20
FOR EXPENSES OF THE
POOR, VIZ:
Three -fourths of the
annual appropriation
for the Aims House @, M. m
one-fourth having 7-'o~' w
been paid out of the
Levy in advance,
Amount of the Out I ,-,ooo
Pension List, i''1o W
To pay orders for mdse ,ooo
to out door poor, ''- w
Accts for collins, burial
clothes, igging o,o,
graves for, and burial
Of poor,
Accts for conveying .-o
poor to Aims House, WV
Accts for board of, and 70 40 ,,oo m
nursing sick panpers. '''o -
FOR EXPENSES OF INQUI-
SITIONS, VIZ:
Fees of Coroners, Ju-
rors, Witness, and : 106 90
Physicians,
FOR REPAIRING ROADS,
d VIZ:
The aggregate amount
Of the Levy for gen
eral repairs Of roads,
for 1859; less one 90 oeo M
fourth of the amount S''o'' w
ofthe last years levy
paid out Of levy in ...
advance,
To repair streets, &c,
IN town of North 5000
East,
To repair streets, &c, 7soo
in town of Elkton, 'oo'
The aggregate amount
Of the Levy for sala- o.ooo ,o- n,
ries OF Road Super i'-'' w '''-o w
YiSors,'
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JAMES w. MAXWELL.

A TTORNEY AT LAW.-Oflice on Main
LAstrcet, opposite DR.. Wallace's Drug Store
Prompt attention given to all business in
trusted to his care. [Jan 8, lS5S-tf.
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SUGAR CANE MILLS,
SUGAR EyApoNATORS. KETTLES. CAUL-
- DkoN$. CLARIFYING PANS, STEAM
COIL KETTLES, skimmers. Clippers, Molds
>trairefs. lii-ers. Saccharomcters Thermometers
etc, with Information upon the subject Of making
Sugar etc from Chinese Cane
Having arranged with llopGERs. FREE & Co.. Of
t'nciru@,i. O.. for license to Manufacture their
Improved SUGAR CANE MILLS and SUGAR
MI TILES. and having procured patterns from the
ahpve named manufacturers, [ can furnish on
snort notice amy article in the line Of Sugar Making
Apparatus, all we'll .rei and of the most reliable
kind. Also. SCOTS LITTLE GIANT MILLS,
for Grinding Corn in tho Cob
For Catalogue and lreatise on Sugar Cane etc.
ircIose > Postage stamps, addressed to
JAMES NEALL,
Spring Garden Iron Works,
Corner 18th and COATES Streets
July %, ISj0-3m PHILADELPHIA
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JAS. II. MCCULLOUGH.

4 TTORNEY AT LAW and Solicitor in
n Chancery Office under the "Howard
House - Main Street, Elkton, Md.
Elkton, March 10, 1S55--tf
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BY Order of the County Commissioners,
JAMES S. CRAWFORD,
Clerk.
l hereby certify that the above Analysis
of the Levy List for 1859, is correctly made
up from the Books of the Commissioners of
Cecil county. Attest,
JAS. S. CRAWFORD,
Sept. 10, 1S50-4w. Clerk.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-10-01

Total in the county, s. ,916,395 90
The county tax (including the School Tax
on the above sum, at 70 cents in the 500,
amounts to $55 Ala 76, which amount is, on
the Levy List, distributed as follows, Wis
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Baltimore.
Gas FOR THE rEaEE.EOg!!
HYDROCARB0N vAPOR RURNER

MACEs PORTABLE GAS GENERATOR
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-10-26
T,ist OF Letters

DEMAINING in tho Post ofico for the quar-
No. ter ending the Goth Sept, 1859. Person:
calling for letters in this list will please say ad
yertised.
ABA. W. Asbl, 9; I. l.. Brooke, ]. Bull
Mis-. L. H. Branch, Mrs. G. f. Buugb, J. c. Bull
Branch Gates & Proctor, w. D. Burns, 2.
CD-M. Clark, S. Colyer, J. Cogburn, Cham,
bier, H. c. Culbreath, Mrs. M. A. Grafton, NJ. e
Chamberlin, S. D. Colycr, Mrs. +. Cook, j. Curry
w. w. David, 9; j. Dorcn, S. DunS:srie, &. L.
Denton.
EF-H. Edward, NJ. Ethridgc, W. Edney, w
A. Fair Banks, A. Feagle, j. NJ C.. ireland, W.
II. Farrar, ". Firbursh.
q H-Nliss +. Golman, .; Miss NJ. Gotes, 3
Miss !i Hnmmonds, l.. Harrison, Jones ). Hender-
son, J. r. Henderson, 2.
JK-J Jennings, 2; S. B. johnson, D. John
SON, y. H. Jones, .; Mrs. 5. b. Johnson j. Jones,
Mrs NJ Jackson, &. W. Jones; J. King, j. Ii.
knox, 3; 7. j. Key, .; Miss f. King.
l. Nj. NJ. Lanson, W. B. Loyd l.. Little, r.
l.. II. Loyton, .; J. c. McCcnney, Miss J. X. Mob
ley, W. Macdani.s, Mrs. F. Mays, II. c. Mosley,
j. Morris Mrs. j. McGee, S. N. Mills, Mrs. +. Mer-
rullar Mrs. NJ Moss, Miss ". McGee. Miss 5.
Mathis, G. S. Martain, II. Melton. NJ. Mccarthy,
F. NJ. Mays.
NOP-J. j. Footon. 2; E. Nance; P. 0horo; F..
H. Pouer, A. Perrin, .; N. Prescott, Mrs. S. IL.
Parks, Y. Payne, j. D. prigs W. Padset, H. Posey.
RS-J w. Rochelle, a. c. Robertson, .; 7. B.
Roese, G. Robertson, Mrs. A. Reynolds; H. seg".
G.. W. Susang, Miss NJ Satcher, j. j. Smith, =;
Ira Smith, Rev. II. Spann, Smith 4 Chapmnn.
TW-J. B. Zimmerman NJ. Whitte, DR.. L. B.
Weaver, W. White, 2; f. Wells, : Washington
A. RAMSAY, P. N.
Oct. 10 159 ct Al
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-10-26
Co,ryy1A. 5. C.. Aur. 9th, 1859.

We hereby certify that We have in use one of
Mr.. S. L. Bonds Patent Tuyere Irons, and find it
lar superior to the old generally in use, being
much easier worked and heating quicker thun any
We havo heretofore tried, and We take pleasure IN
recommending them TO all Blacksmiths or any one
having use for q forge.
JOHN ALEXANDER 4 co.
Congaree Iron Works.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-10-26

This ia to certify that have had one Of Mr..
Bonds Tuyere or iron appcndage, to smith fur
mace in my smiths shop, for several months, and
my smiths inform me that it is considerable i'm.
provement to the smiths furnance, and especial,
in making and laying plowS-is 8 saving in time
by beating quicker and heating broader surface.
Aug. 4th 1859. JAS. GILLIAN.
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COLUMBIA, Aug. 9th, 1859.

C0LrMCIA, Aug. 9Th, ISo9.
We have changed one Of our Tuyerc Irons t
tcst one of S. L. Bonds Patent, and We think thai
it is to .he advantage of every Carriage-maker to
give it tral-if he desires II quick heat and t.
save coal. We were opposed to Patents. as many
Of them hare proved useless. But this simple and
profitable one has partly storped our prejudice.
BREMEN + CARROLL,
ach-makers.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-10-26
corrun1A. 9. C.. Apc. 9Th. 1859.

C0LCADIAJ :. C., Aug. SUI, Io0V'
hereby certify that I have tried and have now
in use one Mr.. S. L. Bonds Patent Tuyere Irons.
and take great pleasure in stating that it is o
saving both in labor and COAL that gives quick
or, cleaner and hetter heat than any have seen,
and am perfectly satisfied that it will answer the
desired effect and cheerfully recommend it to oil
persons having use for forge.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-10-26
C. T. MASON.
EporrrELp D1srRlc7, S. C., Sept. c2, 1889

EpoEr1ELn DISTRICT, S. c., Sept. 23, 1859.
We do certify that We have in our shop one OF
$. L. Bona's Patent Tuyere Iron or compound
Bellows Pipe, and find it fur better than the OH
pipe. We consider that q heat can be obtained il
TWO thirds Of the time Of the old pipe-and W.
suppose wonld bo saving Of one third coal. VT
take pleasure in recommending them to all persons,
or any one having forge.
burst & ANDREWS.
~. 10 tf H.
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State Of South Carolina,
EDGEFILD DISTRICT,
IN EQUITY.
Martini Mcdaniel,

Martha Mcdaniel,
yS
Sarah 5. Mcdaniel, ct al.
10y Virtue Of IN order from Chan Wardlaw in
I'D this case. will sell Mt Edgc6cld C. IT,, on
the irst Monday in next month (Novcmber) the
following Real Estate Of Levi T. Mcdaniel, de-
ceased, viz:
A TRACT OF LAND containing about Four
hundred acres. more or less. lying on the Augusta
Road, near the Savannah River, in this District.
and bounded ny lands Of Col. James Tumpkns.
Sarah Blair, W. b. Jennings and others.
Terms-A credit of twelve r,onthS. with inte-
rest from day Of salc except to the costs of this
suit which must he pail in cash. Purchaser to
give Bond with arrrnvr,l surctics to secure the
purchase money. Titles to be paid for extra.
4. SIMkINS, C.E.E.n.
10
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s. L. BONDS
CERTIFICATES.
prE-MEsr. Sept. 10th, 1S5

UCE-W EST sept IVIH, 1o0V'
This is to certify that have had one of 5. l..
Bonds Patent Tuy ere Irons in use for the last two
weeks and find it quite superior to the old pipe in
heating broader surface, and heating much fas,
ter and consequently . saving in coal. And would
recommend them to all persons having forge:
ROBERT ELLIS.
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Also, several excellent pieces Of
CARPETING.
Surveying! Surveying !!

TByHE Subscriber would respectfully notify the
public. that he has been commissioned DEP
UTY SURVEYOR for the State, and is now ready
to Survey.
lie focs confident, having hccn thoroughly edr-
Gated in all the various branches of Surveying in
the Citadel Academy, and having taught it him
self, both theoretically and practically for num-
Der of years, that he give full satisfaction to
those who may favor him with their work.
lie hopes by prompt and strict attention to his
profession, to receive liberal share of patronage.
Mi1- Address, Richardsonvilc, p. O., 5. Z.
+. b. CROKER.
Sept. {, 1859 I'm IS.
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NORMAN COWLEs.
NINETY Six, S. c., Sept. 3rl, 1855

NINETY Six, S. c., Sept. Bird, 1859.
This is to certify that have had one Of s. L.
Bonds Patent Tuyere Irons in use for several
days, aud find it far superior to any have hercto-
fore seen, in heuting much faster and heating. Il
broader surface. find it also quite saving IN
coal. tuke pleasure in recommending it to NIL
having use for a forge.
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W. 3. McNEILL.
NINETY Six, Sept. 3rd, lS5.

hereby certify that have in use in my shop
one of S-L. Bonds Patsnt Tuyere or Compound
Bellows Pipe, and find it far superior to any thing
of the kind have yot seen. 1t heats quicker, ana
is great saving of coal and time. l cheeriuliy
recommend it to all persons using forge.
s. a CRAWFORD.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-10-26
EpoEFIELp C. H., Sept. End, 1859.

DO hereby certify that have tried one OF 5.
L. Bonds Patent Tuyere Irons and take great
pleasure in stating that it is saving Of both labor
mud coal that it gives much quicker, cleaner and
bs.tor heat than any have seen, and nun perfectly
satisfied thus is will answer the desired effect and
cheerfully recommend it to all persons having use
for forge.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-10-26
co1rnnrA. S. G.. AUGUST eth. 1850.

COLUMBIA, S. C., August 9th, 1859.
have examined and tried the Tuyere Iron oi
S. L. Bond, and most chcerfully recommend it t'
tho public US one Of the best articles have ever
hnd in use. GEO. A. SHIELDS.
Furman Palmetto Iron Works.
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State Of South Carolina,
EFIELD DISTRICT,
~ EOTjTY
pcrrnclia Abnry,


Charles Thomas, and others.
EeY virtue of au order of the Court i'll this cause,
lid will proceed to sell nt Edgefcld Court
lluuso, IN the first Monday in November. the fol-
lowing Rcal Es,ntc of Mnrk Abncy. deceased, viz:
ONE TRACE OF LAND, containing about five
hundred Acres. more or less. ndjoiuing lands OF
Dr. Adams. Mrs Culclazicr Mrs. Tnllcy and 9th
crs. and lying on the Martin Town Road. in this
District Vhrcc hundred Acres nf this tract are
said to be in native forest aud well timbcrci.
TERMs-A credit of twelve months, with interest
from ,lay of suc. Purchaser to give bond with at
least two good surcics 10 secure the purchase mon-
cy. Titles to be paid for extra.
A. SIMKINS, c.EE.p.
o,rc ,cro Sto 2y
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n OST OR MISLAID..A Note on Issac
h A Jones md Lewis Jones, for Thirteen Hundred
aud sevcnty-five dollars, payable to Allen Crank
lin, Administrator of Obedience Holly. Decd or
bearer, dated the 9Th day Of April 1859, and due
the first day of November next. All persons are
forcwarned from trading for said Note, aud any
person finding the same, will confer favor hy
sending it to me. ALLEN FRANKLIN.
Sept q, 1850, st ~
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Executors Notice.

neutrality-suspicious. will be wade at The
"a next Legislature lsr tho Charter of a Public
Road runnlng from the Fnry's Ferry Road. near N!
Jns. N. IIarrison's, to iutcr$eet branch of Five
Notch Roud near the resi,lrarc Of J. H. Addison,
Esq. Aug II in
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-10-26

NIOTICE--All persons are cautioned against
~ trading for certain Note given by the sub
scrber to Sylarsc Morse, for $1,000 payable one
day after dnte, given on tho 29th September 1859,
with John Wooten, security. The considerations
for which said Note was given have iaiied, md
am determined to resist its payment.
WHITFIELD MORSE.
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Notice to all Concerned.

A LII persons indebted to the Estate Of james
IA Cameron, deceased, ana whu-e notes fnl due
Oh the 23d November, are hereby respectfully in
formed that willie at lis old place of residence on
that day, for the purpose Of accommodating such
parties JOHN S. RENWICK, Ex'rr.
Oct - 1859 3t 20
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Stop the RunaWaYs,

n EFT MY Plantation, miles below Augusta
IL Negro boys. WILLIS, % years old, five
feet eight OF ten inches high, stout made, weighs
about lsO or 100 pounds, very full head OF hair
he has the appearance of glass eyes. dark COM
plexion, smart and intelligent LETT, black
boy FIVE feet 4 or inches high, "a years old,
weighs about 40 or $50 pounds. HARRISON,
about 20 years old, yellow complexion Eve feet 10
inches high, weighs about leo or ITO pounds, rath-
er slender built his fore finger on his right hand
stiff. Having recently purchased them in Rich
mond, Virginia, suppose they arc trying to make
their way back. will give $40 reward apiece
for the said Boys, delivered to me in Augusta, Ga,
or in any safe Jail, so as can get them.
T. CIANT0N.
Augusta, Ga, Oct 12, 1859 3t 40
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Notice.

A LII persons indebted to the subscribers are
| IA earnestly urged to mske payment, that we
may discharge our own liabilities aud close up our
partnership.
All business Of tho Firm unsettled by the first of
| january next, will be placed in the bands of nu
Attorney without discrimination.
BLAND l. BUTLER.
Sept. 81, 1859 Il 90
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N1OTICE...All persons arc hereby warned
lN against trading for Note made by the sub
scriber md E. M. Bird, payable one day after
date to Joseph Adams, for the principal sum Of
Eleven hundred dollars, tho said Note bearing
iate the oath day September lnst as the considera
lion for which said Note given has failed, and
will not pny the Note uulcss compelled by pro-
cr.s of law. II. ). BIRD.
Oct l9 St@ ~
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State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIGLD DISTRICT,
t.ny-yyI.
N EQLITl..

N EVT IT
EnY virtue Of an order Of Tie Court in this cause.
I'D will proceed to sell nj the premises Now "c-
cnpied by Mrs permcia Ahncy. "n the second
Monday in Dcccmhcr. all the Pcrsohai Estate "i
Mark Abncy, deceased 10. 'he subject "t iIi=a-
,iun in this sp,:, consisting "f TEN LIKELY Ne
GROEs, and varoas other personally.
TEnMs-A credit of twelve months with inter.
est frun day of sale, except costs. which must be
paid in cash Purchasers To give honds with good
surutirS 30 secure the purchase money.
4. SlNIKl%S. GEE II.
Oct t. 1859 9ic :.9
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State Of South Carolina,
EDGEF1ELp DISTRICT,
~ EQlTY.
Eli.ahc;l. uax;:. :; al
l:li&a!rc;h uaz;*. :; al

Mary L. 0n:t<. ,ih.
BTNDER nm or.isr from Chan"el!r" W#rllaw. III
a. this cal>c. will pr"rer'l I" >.l at + l:eiield
T. H., OH The first Monday in November next, the
following real rsi.rc, the property nf ALr!m QUITS,
,leceasrr:
containing two hundred and ciShty.nne acres.
more or l<<. anl bounded by lands of James C..
Zimmerman. Mark Johnson. W. p. Dorm, a.'
others.
Te.ux-Crcdit of twelve months from the day
uf sale with interest from The lst January lSGp.
except as to cnStS which must he paid in cash.
Purchasers to give hulll with a;lcasttwo Approved
surrties tu secure The purchase money. Titles {"
be pail iur cNrm.
4. SlMKINS. c. F.. +. D.
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Administrators Notice

AIOTICE...The copartncrship for the prac-
lS tiee Of Law and Equity, hitherto existing be-
tween S. B. Griffin and NJ. C.. Butler, il this day
dissolved by mutual conscpt.
Sept. 26, 1859 # 3s
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GAVE YOUR RAGS !--Wanted at this Of
y fee 10000 lbs. CLEAN Linen and Cotton
RAGS.
July 8, 1882 20
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-03-26
Weaver Wholesale Prices Current.
CORRECTED WEEKLY.

WEAVER, March 25. 1859.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-03-26

A CHEESE is considered work Of art; very
old one is o fine example OF animated nature"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-03-26

"Go ahead, if you bust your boiler !" is the
motto Of this age.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-03-26
as- wIsTAR's BALSAM Of WILD CHERRY,


GS~ WISTAR'S BALSAM Of WILD CHERRY,
for COUGHS, COLDS, &c, imparts new vigor to
vital action, and relieves the system By opening
the pores of the skin, and promoting the secre-
tion of mucous matter.
Those who take the Balsam will feel immedi-
ate relief from the distressing irritations that ac
company affections of the respiratory organs
The pores have been closed, the Balsam opens
them. The Lungs suffer from irritation the r
rtation is soothed the pulse is violent and fe-
verish, they are softened, and the mucous MEM
brane is relieved of its engagement with rapid
ity and ease. All by the use of this delightful
remedy.
Ms-BE CAUTIOUS S.-As there are many
COUNTERFEITS, look well at the signature
before purchasing take none unless 1t has the
name of "Henry Wistar, NJ d., Philadelphia"
and Sanford & Park" engraved on the outside
wrapper. All others are BASE INVITATIONS.
PARK & WHITE, General Agents, 1872 Wash
ington street. San Francisco. Also, Importers
and Jobbers of all Genuine Patent Medicines.
ANDERSON Il SEAMAN
Are the only authorized AGENTS at Weaver
vile for the genuine Wistar's Balsam of Wild
Cherry. 343m.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-03-26

THE number of Hebrews in the great cities is
stated to be as follows New York, 10000 ; Phil
adelphia, 2,5OO Baltimore, 1900 Charleston,
1900; London, 10000; Amsterdam, 25 900
Hamburg, 5000 Berlin, 5000 Cracow, 10000;
Warsaw, 10000 Rome, 5000 Leghorn, 10000
Jerusalem, 5000 Smyrna, 5000 /; Hebron, 5000.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-03-26

PAsTE-If you want paste that is a paste,
buy of the druggist, for one dollar, one pound OF
isinglass, dissolve three leaves of it with piece
of alum about the size of crab-apple, in three
pints of water, thickened with wheat -four, and
boiled we'll. This paste will, if well made, be
moro elastic and keep in good condition longer
than any other There is want of judgment dis
played by some persons in making paste. They
will throw in their -four after they have put in
the water. This is entirely wrong. First, put in
your -four, afterwards the water, as you find nee
essary, after stirring. BY this operation you get
the -four well saturated aud have good mixture;
whereas, when the -four is thrown into the kettle
last after stirring can effectually prevent its
being lumpy.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-03-26

INDIAN THEATER-The Creek Indians have a
theater in full blast 1t is quite creditable affair."
being commodious and tastefuly arranged, and
sustained by powerful and brilliant stock com
pany of two-a man and woman The man
may be described in word-little; the woman
ditto. Every night these two get upon the stage,
a thin stratum of oak laid upon the ground, and
carry on astonishingly A large fire is kept be-
hind the scenes, and at times the spectators are
smoked like so many hogs in a smoke-house. The
scenes are calico and Lowell. Never has the dra-
ma presented such an appearance since the immor-
tai Bill flourished at the old Globe.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-03-26
TO THE PUBLIC.

T'HIS IS TO CERTIFY that on or about the
J. last of December | took n severe cold, which
settled in my head, causing headache and ex-
crueiating sore eyes, from which suffered up to
Monday, Feb 9th, without relief, after trying
several remedies. | at last concluded to try DR..
La Rose, and in five days from commencing his
course Of treatment was entirely cured. rec
ommend him to citizens Of this county as a skill
ful physician. FREDERIC STERLIN.
WeaYeryilie, Feb. II, 1859. 5tf
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-03-26

LEGAL HoG-TENDER.-In Iowa, anything of the
hog, hoggy, is legal tender. The tithes of church
and the taxes OF State can be satisfied with the
commodity. A croak Of lard will pay the fec for
the nuptal ceremony, and shoulder is good
equivalent for funeral discourse, including
very fattering biographical sketch of the de-
ceased
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-03-26
Ii an k II X C h a n g G
BILLIARD SALOON.

fsH1 Thankful for past favors the undersigned
Gll respectfully solicit from their friends, aud
the public general, n continuance of the same
LILO u o Il of the best quality, and G | .
G. A r S Of the finest flavor, are only two of the
numerous inducements for the public to call and
examine. FRANK IL JOHN YOUNG.
Dsss~Owing to the high Protective Tariff on
Liquors and Cigars of good quality, we nre
compelled Gin order to get good article,) to
purchase our stock of Liquors, etc, in Weaver
willie. T.. & j. Y.
Nov. 81, 1853. 4jtd
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-03-26

" Pray, tell me how was the devil dressed ?"
" o he was in his Sundays best;
His coat was black, and his trousers blue,
With hole behind where his tail stuck through. y