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Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-06
MARYSvIELE.
Democratic Central Committee.

WEDNESDAY MORNING, JULY 9th
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-06
WAVED NOTICE.,

A LII PERSONS desiring the Introduction NJ
IA Water in their premises will please call at the
office Of the Company corner Fourth street and Mai
den Lane, register their names, describing their pre-
misses, &c. ie61m
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-06

For Lieutenant Governor,
JOHN CoNNEsS, OF Fl Dorado,
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ELEGANT SPRING Silks.
QAYADERE, OHENE and PLAT

II HANNA. q 0ARRETsoN q co.
!, ~, address orders to KEELERs SCALR WORKS
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CUMaHggEAlS
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- r.r...f MOINfN0 LnAnER OFrfCEil Il
Nl Thurddsy EftninF April a. JPN. 8
FLOOR Sales 100 btls extra 90, and 20 bbs roo
DO. at siot
wHEAr-on' s,riedAaq ettpsi sbe.er, iesarglE.ss
and can On priyais ierma.
CORN-saies are go from store atIso az dotofJi
bus ifom store in baga a zee.
oArs-0 bus GOOD nised oats fo t,ors sold atooc AM
go hos. do. 81 Sic.
FRuIT-sals 80 rbs died apper a exc.
BUTrEn-salu n boxes choice roll At 2c, and kegs o.
good 90 e zoe. rrs. UITIH aVnr
EGGs-Aro IL brisk demand A. niuhi Tho approach o
Easies and have sold in considerable quantities Al lelhe
A lighter demand s anticipated with the coming wsok.
P0RK--we noto sale q bbls. Aouf moss a. SIS.
LARO4-i0 Kegs choice sold yesterday at he
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CHERIBF'S SALE.-Pursuapt to tb

q GHERIBB'S .SALE.-Pursuant 10 the
y command Of order bf sale issued from the Court
q Common 90 Pies q cuIAheFs Comfy q NJ lgl 81
def'tu, % me directed sha oer for sale Public Auc
ton the door Of the Court House tcoTnor seneca and
On the soth day Of lse at o'clock Of said day
uas In the township Cleveland IN the Cenne Wesi
Reserve IN thS state of OHIO, and which b al10 IA Tie
County of CuYuhnga and Is knoWu by being part fs No
and no. and IL boundtd ah follows oommeneina al
pnui the east side q Seneca street sixteen rods n0rk
Of the north line Of Lake street thence noThory on gene-
ca street She south ado eppt sireot hohos easter
summit Hundred and twenty leot tthte
anutherly point sixteen rods ugh Of the nnTh line of
Lake street enoo westerly hundred and twenty feet
20 tho place ul bcfiunlug ho tht or gsf but
subject 20 ali legal hiahuaYa.
Appraised At 81 $50. ..H .It
iaaIliD1s D, L. WIoHTAlAE, shssiH.
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.GHERIBF'S SALE.--P Pursuant +, he
~ command Of alias order Of sale issued irO !, he
Court Of Common Pleas II Cuyuhnga County at the OF
Zelotes Monroe, ,p Il, vs. solomon Brown al daf1
to diTseted shall offer for sale a public auetGnt;h
door Of the Court House Of Seneca and ampsn
sreets In the CITY Of Cleveland IN said county on the ~
day Of May 1850 Rt O'Clock p NJ Of said day the fol.
lowing described lands aud tengmons 10 wit Situate Ia
the township Of East Cleyeund in tho State Of Ohio and
pat Of lot No ss9 IN SAID township and bounded fol
lows Commencing at tue intersection Of the road lend
past b, p. Beers In the said township with the Euc MI
Road thence along the centre Of said ruad u chains and
70 link post thence along the said road
chains and b5 links 20 post thence in the of
road and b9 Inks 20 monument at Smiths Cor
thence south 50 east q chains and Is links IL
the centre Of the Euclid Road thence In The centre OF said
road chains and 81 y links to the place OF beeinng con
tanning nine aud hve hundred and seventeen one
h0usandths of apd be the less snbjsct
to alt legal highways"
Appraised at ,6lb,
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plnistsa plrs Az D, l. wlGlIAlAN shii.a1Ild. SGsain
49,, l,i, D; I. ,WIGHT9MAN S,, y MA sheriff

and Special Master Commissioner
". Anger. Plh's Atty. apl4:z34lds.
GHERIFB'S SALE By virtue of a
~ writ OF tieri faciAs issued from Court Of Common
Pleas Of Guy ahuga county, the suit OF II Lockwood
Plh against Frederick Hoffman, e. al Deft TO me di
Tectd have levied upon aud shall offer for sale al public
auction, at the wBBon shop OF Hoffman Brother, on De-
irOt street. the cityot Cleveland (Wsst Side on the
9Ot day Of April 1883 at O'Clock p NJ Of said day tne
following described property 70 wit. One Of q ard &
Scorgs Pateut Wheel Machines, with the apputtsnancts
tli0TeuntO belonging.
d. L. WIGHTMAN, Bhs, Il
..| BY II. Strong, ID
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wnl.nso. R.DDlri p b TaI2InTMAs aIIt lsrlIass sRsEa
CHBRTFFiS SAT,B -PnrsiIo1t h IN

| GHERIFF'S SALE.-Pursuant to the
~ command Of two orlers of sale issued from the Court
9COmmon Pleas Cu{ahoga County, Al ule suit VI
John Hooper 20 Al plantin against Marcus CaumRn
Ys said defts shah one for sale a. Public Auction al ths
door rpf tho Court House oorneT o. Hoacb Chumpan
stTGets IN the Cleveland IN cuyah0ga CouhtV bn
the 23h day OF April 1859, at o'clock M said day
ate ia the City Of Cleveland Cuyahoga County and STATE
Ohio, and hOnnded follows Hesiantng az the
corner OF lot Of land owned bT Frederick Wange-
lin Lake street, thence running aOrthhTy along sa
Wbgenis west nH 32 feet 10 land occupied by NJ nar
nett thence westerly with said Bsmetfs line 80 feet
hence sOuihery parallel with slid agens ne 70 Lake
street, hence westerly along SAID the place
inning being the promises 20 Marcus
Caniiman and Marcus RegeeuhergeT hi tha deian-
dhnts, by j. W Fitch ". Marshal, by order ni Court
Sept 10, 1865, Vol. IS, pake 80 App ased at $3.50
D. L. WHITMAN sheriff.
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Propeller IRON city TumsT ononagon, 25 passengers 35t
tons freight 10 head cattle
Propeller Galena Steele Chicago. 1000 uals 800 b1i
glass 5000 b1rh iron 500 kegs nniis.
Propeller Northern Light Spaulding OntonagOn l3 bb
beet g do Hour les do salt II do pork l3 do oil Isl keg
nails Ii kegs butter kegs Lard candles n bx
glass bKs cheese 9645 bs fron. p NHhLa
Propeller IMMORAL Rock Ryder, OnonagOn; 900 b1s
dies 800 bulls -four 20 de ale 10 kegs butter
Schooner s. L. Noble, Becker, --, nn cargo.
Schooner Ada, Dye, Forest Bav bbs pork II keys nails
Scow ]. C PendletUn, Becker Port Huron
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". w WALLArEl I'm ri hIIy -nllIslIlIl q
ON MP TRll3g = E - D,,g,, o,,t - "a I.

GHERIFB'S SALE.-Pursuant to the
~ oommaud Of order Of sale, issued from the
Court OF Common lBas u CuyahOgn County the suit of
William b Hilman plaintiff against James EgbeT, n J.
PaTke, Elzada p lnni AMI 0thaTs defendants 20 d-
reoet shall offer for saf "a public aqni0a ul the door
Of the Court House, toofnerni Saneoa ana Camnlqa ss
the city OF Cleveland said County bn the 18th day q
AIail, 1859, at 0cook p NJ Of said day, the following
described npda and tetements, TO VII Situate IN the
township and village Of Bedford A. the County Of Cuya-
hogu aud State O Ohiu th bod ued aud described fol-
Ows Beng tho Chair FpGtoIy L1t situate original lot
No. b6 and bounded fellows, yzl Beginning ,oT near
hs soul caster corner OF the bridge across min
% degs l1hain a links from noItheTy end 0i high
paTapet wall the mill all once - degs II 2Ghans
10 the edge Of 0f wafer 10 Ilakor Creek thence not-
easeflY % tho crack hl0ng hs pnnhefy edge 70 the
southerY end of high or Raet wall on the dam; thence
northely said wall 70 f0uthsTy sde NIL Faop thence
south 81 doEa west, chain, y Links along tie gdutheT
edge Of mill race 20 the place 0 beginning with tho right
10 tue Of water FROM the mill race subject 20 the gst
mill and mil q. r
Also village lot No, eleven on OF Robson EgboTt's
subdivision nf part said uRha Ol No 6B ed on
two sides by willis stfnni westerly hyvafe lot No n
northerY ~ hu6 Of rinkra Greek ToEeiheT with an
chair fa' tory Appraised u q, ,ooo -, i.
John CRowELL, Plfns Attiy -Innr26td-aH
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All who suffering from the above named diseases,
other complicated comp Of years standing
oEmed that they can consult tho Doctor E9- FREE OF
CHARGE.
II is hoped that no will despair Of cure until they
aithful trial.
IN During the Doctor trayels in Europe West Indies
East ndes South America and the United States, he has
been the INSTRUMENT in Gods hand restore to health aud
VgOr thousands who gwen and pronounced incur
able by the most eminent Old School Physciansi nay
more thousands who the verge of the gTaYe are
now LIVING MONUMENTS TO the Indian Herb Doctors
skill and successful treatment and daily eXclaming,
BLESSED be the day when first and partOOk Of the
Indian Herb Doctors Medicine"
RememberConsuiatOn and advice free. The shall
eliberallY remembered.
~ Take Notice-every Wednesday and Friday. DR.. Ly-
qs can be consulted at the Franklin House. Pear lsreeti
West Side,)
HEg'' of8cs Hcurs-from Q 9AM.to6P.M.
oaclldANR IL 2hll
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FORMING A TRI.WREKLY LINE,

And running in connection at Buffalo with the NEW
YORK CENTRAL II. X and the MERCHANTS CEN
TRIAL LINE OF CANAL BOATS, on the Erie Canal,
aud at Cleveland with the CLEVELAND PITTSBURG
RAILROAD, touching at Detroit Alackiuuc Shehoygan,
Port Washington milwaukee, Raoine Kenosha, and Wan
kegan,
This Line is prepared TO issue contracts and give
through receipts for property from Pittsburgh, Wheeling
Cleveland, to Detroit Sheboygan, Port Washington, Mil
waukee Racine KenOsha, Waukega Chicago, and TO all
points the Railroads leading OF Chicago and Muwau-
keo and to all prominent points on the Upper Nisss
siPpi River.
This is the only Line running from Cleveland to the
Upper Lakes with any regularly. i va.
The liberal ptrOnage extended to the Line the past
by the travelling public has induced the PropretOs
greatly increase their accommodation for passengers and
1t by takine this route
property shipped by this Line be obtain
ed at less rate than by other thavng within the two
past transported property 10 amount exceeding
sixteen million dollars in value without any loss
With hese unequaed facilities the PrOprie9rs hope TO
receive liberal patronage. .s. ..
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~ List OF VESSELS passing through Port Colbofne
Lock, W0llsnd Canal
HOUND WEsr-Aprii lSh-PrOp Prairia State; schr M l.
Mitchell Cn the i9th-Snhrs. Rai eigh NJ. Cook
BOUND EAsT-Apnl lSth-BaTques n s. Adams, Loui-
ss, Sir W Head; brig Sir Charles Napier; schoOnefs
Buttios Ruby Monticello, nthe l9th-PrUp Wisconsin,
barquo Geo. Thurslon; sch0oners st. Andrews, yine
Cloud Reindeer, G. Griswold
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Rates OF Fare

b. ~ CHfpeuier( Petition for change OF name o the 81
Rnd others ChiF street Plank Road Company
A ND NOW COMES the Petitioners
IA and the matters in said peti0n contained cane on
70 e Heard % the Court and The Court nd thai due
cd Of the aud object OF the sail petition has
given by publication Of such notice IA the Covelpnd Daily
leader and that The allegations Ia tie PETITION contained
pTaf ed for tu said peiiti "a. 'a H
lt therefore Ofdero adiudgod aud deCreed that
ndfne 81 said Company 10 changed the the st
Clair Street Grassl Road Gpmpanvn and that upon the
sud Company complying with ths Ifovisinp Of the law
thefaid Comaay stall be known under aud BY tue said
newt and huVe ali the end be subject Tie
same restrir lions Chanfe had been made
and that said chRFe OF shall Ia no way elect the
rights Of said Company OF of individual corpora
Ordered that lhe petitioners pay the costs Of this appa
uon 70 be taxtd. . aprldl0l22e
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=" MAX HINI LONN NEIIIUNN --T-- n
Al Cleveland with Cleveland aud Toledo Cleveland Co
lumhus Cincinnati Cleveland and Enc and Cleveland
and stsburgi Railroads.
Al SOlOi. with hacks 70 Chagrin Falls, &c. ... ..
IA Mantua with hacks for Ravenna, &C.
IA Bra0eville with hacks 10 Newton Falls &C
Al Wan en with hacks 20 ShHTun GTeendeld hIsadyis
B0pmield Canheld, Nc,
AZ YOUNGSTOWN with stages for New Castle Poland.
L0Yel, ant EnOn Valley, and thence BY y y W 30 A.
u, % Pittsburgh. .IH f" #.t
-, ,...,.., -, -. CHAs L, RIIoDEs supr
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CLEVELAND

ENTERED
steamer Forester Blodge Buhallsi - empty barrels
cords rope.
Steamer May Queen viger Detroit li3 NJ shingles bags
potatoes horses wagon. .ssElE n
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A Good Tree is Known by its Fruits +;
so is
Good Physician by his Successful Work.
To the Consumptive, and all those who are suffer.
ing with disease of the Throat, Lungs,
Heart, Liver, and Stomach.

THE well known and justly celebrated
Il Indian Herb Doctor,
r. J. LYONS, FROM SOUTH AMERICA,
Would anonnno 70 the people Of Cleveanl and vicinity
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trains for Toledo Chicago. Columbus, Cincinnati, 81
Louis and all the tTains going Eastward connect at
Dunkirk with the trains OF te New York Erie Railroad
aud a. buffalo with those OF the Now York Conral and
Buffalo and New York EfiB Railroads
u, NOTTINGHAM. sapt.
Cleveland. April 4th. 1850 apr3
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Il isdifiaut to fancy more awkwani stitch than this
Tis is called double thead sttchn OF course the
thread which lies coed SO cdousy on tho lower side OF
the cloth does nst udd 20 he strength Of the thread which
passes through and holds the cloth together but simply
serves to tasen the single thread which TAX the stitch
Thus, also single thread stitch That the Grover
Baker Stitch anrayes readily k shown by the above cut
But M Ond DO stated that when fastened this stitch IS
elastic, and is for many purposes valuable stitch. That
very complicated Continuance is required TO take tie
Grover Baker stitch quts apparent Hence its great
liability to get out OF order, ..
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HAt ADhnM, ShENE and bLAl N
~ ltnbes Deur Noauts Chete and plain de Loie
flyhdole AIooades Travelling Glks b. Checks add Bayu'
asifs blaek hoees' Armarea and Modes Rob, iahcg
mhTia R,I. BALDwINk Co
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- , 800, -, ~. V s. FLINT, Superintendent

la05 A. Night Express Train stopping al GtaFd Ashta-
| bule and Panesyille only and arrives at CleVe.
| land at 3;41 A. M.
IDS M Mail Train stops n all stations except Swan
I-H VILE, Saybrook UnOnyiile Perry, Mentor and
/ Wickliffe-wil STOP on Signal to take pasaen-
gers for CleUslaHd 0nly, ,at SayhrO1k Unionve,
Perry, Mentor and Wuklfe, and arrive at
.. Cleveland 1ls06 A NJ.
LES p NJ Day Express Train. ssops at Grarl COnneaut
Ashtabua aud PaiBesgille only, and arrive at
Cleveland at 500 p NJ
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1HERIBF y SPHO[AL MASTRRiS

&nHnAn ~ or NOlAll mA6IEk'S
~ SALEPuTsuant % the command of an alias ordnr ~
sale tsued nom lhg Ui of COmmon Pleas Of Cvnhogs
tnHuyi AZ tho s'nt OF James KIDNEY, Paifin aqanst
ier salt ~ Fuhc Aqton "a lac door the Conrt Io1ss
conner m aenefA hnd Chumpain sreetsl the CItg al
tieYetaaa ~ SAID Douniy Oh ihe ilh dy u April lsf8
M ocook NJ ni said day, tue iaaVug he'd lands
hd ehtmtn, 20 VT Lot Lumher hnudred and sTty
4So W. ie IN E5tkioi foisns aotmept o. The Charlss
Detroit street, with vt ty lnet and cf
With the same width to Vermont a.
Appraised at 500
.. 1850 D. l. WIGUTMAN
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-02-23

rI,uE VIRTUES OF JACOBS CORDIAL are too
we'll known to require enc0miums
1t. Ir cuEys rrE WORST CASES or DIAERHRA.
Cd IT cUREs TIKI WORST PoRMs OF DYsESTEHf.
ST. IT CURES CALIFORNIA OF MEXICAN DiARluGA.
4th IT RELIEVES TIE sErEEEsT CoLIc.
5tf IT CURES CHOLERA MORBus.
6lh IT cuEEs CIoI.EEA lSFANTrM
IT'LL Ir cuELs PAINFUL MESsTIuATioN.
Slh IT RELIEVES PALS IS BACK AND LoINs
9h 1t couSrgEAcIs NEEvoUsSEss AND DEsroSDEScf'
lUth IT RESTORES IRREGULARITIES
1lth IT pISrEIs GLooMY AND HfSTERIcAL rEELih9s'
18TH IT's AN ADMIRABLE TONIC.
A few short Extracts from Letters, Testimonials &c.
have used Jacobs Cordial in my fanIy, and found
" D'''' iIun HIRAM WARNER,
Judge Of Supreme Court Georgia."
"I gives me pleasure in being able to recommend Jacobs
Cordial; my personal experience, and e experiences
or nv ueiphbors and friends arnl me- Is asllciehl guar
anec for Inc to believe it to be all That pufpor 10 oe VIZ
A SOVEREIGN N-AAD'' wM H. UNDERWOOD
Formerly Judge of Superior Court Cherokee Circuit"
take great pleasure in recommending this Invaluable
medicine 10 ali afflicted with bowel diseases for which be-
cvc to bo sovereign remcdydccidedy superior 10 any
thing else ever "eu '' "' A. A. GAULDIEG,
Deputy G. M. of the Grand Lodge of Georgia,
81 have used Jacobs Cordial In family and this win
all hear about remedy by hoSe who nave n Teo Il,
Induces me to believe that il stands at the head o every
parau OF the kind, and would recommend Us use ia Tue
diseases l'r "n'eH =" 70 '0'pMlL MILES @. DoBBINs,
Cashier of the Bank of the Stale of Georgia, Griffith"
II ,tre IL any credibIty in HUMAN testimony, jacobs
Crdia ns stand preeainen, above all other preparations
fny the cure of Bowel Diseases From the naSs Of testimony
in ;ts favor coming In from all quarters Il must be very fur
In advance as 4 curative agent Of most i not al other
patent preparations A. p.,,t rrisn
"Th, enicsn remedy Is travelling into celebrity as ias Us
Ronanarte pushed his columns into Russia and gaining
Standardization wherey er used "Ge0rga 6rsonoh Nay
l9M, 1883. "
s-M.,c,,,t, Druggists and Physicians supplied by
+ HsHIJEST Imported and Wholesale Dealer, Charles
ton, 3. C. g., a,
Eatf
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CERTIFICATE.

BALTIMORE, Dec. 25d, lo0o.
L. S. HoYr, EsQ-Dear Sir: have made seye'
raj Analyses of your SuPcr-Phosphate OF Lime,
and consider it one of the best Fertilizers IN tho
world. have also been present in your Factory
while it was being prepared, and know, from
personal observation, that it is carefully and con-
scientiously made. In reference TO its use upon
Cotton Lands. concerning which you enquire OF
ME, have to say tla, if you adopt the very slight
modification which have suggested, you will
furnish the Planter with all the elements required
by the Cotton Plant, in form capable Of speedy
assimilation.
The chief ingredients removed from the soil by
Cotton arc Potash, Soda, Lime, Magnesia, Phos-
phoric and Suphur.c Acids. For the rapid growth
of the Plant, Ammonia is also required. Now all
these materials of fertility are abundanty supplied
by the manure you propose to furnish. 1t con-
tains PhOsphoric Acid in form readily appro'
priated by Plants, and indeed oil its ingredients
are soluble and can he easily assimlated 10y the
growing Plant i have already furnished you
with Analyses which you have, SO that you dc
not nee,i them repeated here.
I very cordially recommend your Fertilizer to
the favorable notice OF Southern Agriculturists.
Very respectfully, Yours, &c.
SNOWDEN PlGGoT, NJ. D.,
Analytical Chemist OF the Maryland Institute
Ian IS l2t2
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Fine Pianos, Books
MIISIC &e Sc

IVY wv
THE Subscriber after returning thanks to their
1. friends in EDGEFIELD and adjoining Dis
trcts, for their liberal patronage during the last
ten years, would inform them that they still con-
tinue to keep on hand large assortment of
PIANO FORTEs
from the celebrated manufactures Of RAVEN BA;
CON 6 CO., HAZELTON, BROS, and A. II.
GALE & CO., New York. for whom they are sole
Agents. These Instruments having already won
such far famed celebrity it is only necessary for us
to repeat that for strength, durability and finish,
together with power, depth, s,oeetness and Soft
ness Of tone, they challenge competition. Persons
wanting superior
PIANO FORTE,
would do much better to call and select from LARGE
assortment, than by dealing with Pedlars and Agents
Of inferior makers where they have no choice, and
have often topay higher prices for inferior Instru.
ments, than tlne ones of superior makers can be
bought for. Every PIANO FORTE sold BY us is
warranted IN every respect, 80 the purchaser runs
no risk whatever Persons ordering from distance
from us can depend upon getting GOOD AR
TlCLE, as we make it a point to keep goods Of the
best quality and such as we can recommend and
warrant in every respect.
z Their stock of MUSIC is very large and they
are constantly receiving all new pieces as thew are
published. GUITAR and VIOLIN STRINGS Of
the best quality always on hand.
They would also call attention to their large
Stock Of
School and Miscellaneous Books, Stationery
! Blank Books,
md other articles-ALSO-
Always on hand the largest assortment in the State
Of GUITARS, VIOEINS,: ACCORDEONS.
FLUTES, FLAGEOLETs, VIOLIN BOWS, 60,
epd egery at.icle.of Maical Mnsehaadise. .. =
Carhart's aud Needham's and Princes celebrated
METIODEONS. -.
.AccoRDEoNs and vIoLlNs repaired in tie
best manner.
! All OF the above articles sold at low prices for
Cash or City acceptances by
GEO. A. OATES & BROTHER.
Broad Street, Augusta Ga, between U. s., and
6nbe Hotels. '
April 1858 If n
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Assignee's Notice.

yHyHE Creditors of HENRY H.HILL, deceased,
Claiming under the deed Of Assignment, for
their benefit, by him executed in his life time, are
hereby required to present their respective de-
mands to the Subscriber on or before the 2oth day
of April next. .:eo, /,
And the said Creditors are hereby notlhed 10 De
,,d anneor at EdgeHeld Court House, on the day
ai,ova mentioned, at which time and place, final
d;Str;bntion among them will be made, of all and
c;ngnlar the assigned effects and estate Of the said
IT r HILL, remaining in the hands of the Sub
sc,her pursuant TO the provisions of the said deed
''' '''''' JAMES CRISWELL.
Jan, l9 5me
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT,
IN COMMON PLEAS

NEoRGE WEST, who is in the custody of the
w Sheriff of Edgefleld District, by virtue of a
Writ of Capias nd atisfacicndum, at the suit Of
George A. Stockmon, having filed in my Office.
together with Schedule on oath of his estate and
effects, his petition to the Court of Common Pleas,
praying that he may he admitted to the benefits
Of the Acts Of the General Assembly made for the
relief of insOlvent debtors, 1t is Ordered That
the said George A. Stockmon and all other credi-
tors to whom the said George West is in anywise
indebted, be, and they are hereby summoned, and
have notice to appear before the said Court at
Edse6eld Court House, on Tuesday the cighthday
Of March next, to show cause II any they can,
why the prayer of the petition aforesaid should
not be granted. THOS.G .BACON,e. e.cP.
Clerks Office. Dec. I. 1853: l3te 49