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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-01-14
NOTICE.

NOTACE.
John M. King, Pttf,
Henry NJ ilOlbrOok, Court of Common Pleas,
Joseph b. Carter, { Geauga County, Ohio
Loren NOrcross, ,ct al,
Defendants.
THE SAID defcndnntsare hereby notified
l. that on the l4th day Of January, A. d. 1859,
the said plaintiff commenced an action in the
Court of Common Pleas OF said County of Ge-
nuga, against said defendants. The Oiycct aud
prayer of said petition filed in said action is, is
compel by order of said Courr, the specific per.
formance of n certain contract nude by llOl.
brook, Carter Il Co., March Both, A ID. 1853, for
the sale Of about one hundred and tiIyseyen acres
OF and situate in the township of Russell in said
County, called the Uphnm farm to Sherman S.
Sanderson, which contract by said Sanderson was
on the ID day OF May, A. D. 1884, sold and trans.
tered 10 said plaintiff, and for other relief Said
defendants are required to answer said petition on
or before the l2h day OF March, 4. ID. 1889. or the
same will be taken as true, aud judgment render.
ed accordingly PnELs & THRAsHER,
Jan. "A, 1859. li1Owbl For Pltt.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
MEDICAL NOTICE.--IInving Closed

MEDICAL NOTICE.---IIaving Closed
my connection in the Drug Business with Mr..
Cook, am now ready to attend to all calls in the
Practice OF Medicine aud Surgery. have
again resumed my connection with DR.. MIXER,
and will be found at the Oai,e formerly occupied
by US, or at my House, when not out on Protes.
sional Business.
l. A HAMILTON.
Chardon, Jan. :, 1879. 469.tf
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LEGAL.
SHERIEES SALE.

IN obsdience to the requirements Of a Piareas
l. O,d,r, of Sale. issued from the Office of the
Clerk Of the Court ofConfron Pleas, for the Coun.
~ Of Geauga, in the State oi Ohio. In certain
suit, wherein Benjamin CoUk aud Alpheus Cook
are Plaintiffs. aud Harlow llosiord aud Isaac Hos.
ford, Defendant, to me directed and delivered, ]
have caused to he re .appr aiscd and shall expose
for SALE nt PUBLIC NENDUE, ut the COURT
HOUSE in CIIARDOk. in said County. on
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.NB.-D,nI .Gnii 10 try my Candlss. you
uiIi BE- sure 10 fad ihsta rs good rs lcarranf-
I'd. hare a .NttO PfOcrss foe making
Caddi,s, and uish he public 10 reap Ike
ben.W l.. j. RANDALL,
Nov, l2, 1888, 462'H
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VOLUME X. NO. 9.
PolYgamy in Utah.

A Salt Lake correspondent Of the Louis
vile Courier writes:
find that polygamy exists to a greater
degree in this city and territory, than from
all the published accounts one would be
led to suppose. Indeed, il is matter o
much surprise TO me TO see the apparent
happiness and content Of the numerou,
wives Of the Saints. Soon after my arri
val in the city, went to board with q
person who was the happy husband o
eleven wives, all Of whom were living il
the same house. The Oldest Of the flocE
was about twenty eight years Of age, while
the youngest could not possibly be owe,
thirteen. The head of this interesting
flock was a man about thirty.fve years o
age, aud the father Of thirty four "litti,
responsibilities" also learn from good
authority that Brigham Young has seven
ty-two wives, fortytwo OF whom are az
ed widow ladies, having no means Of sup
port, and were "sealed" TO the "Presi
dent" who supports them at his mansion
10 elegant style. Heber C. Kimball, Bis
hop Hooper, Hugh Evans, ect., have eacl
twenty while almost every person whc
is able TO support them, has plurality
One thing exists in this city which canno
be found in any other city in the world
although the town contains over twenty
thousand inhabtants-there is not sin
gle brothel, and not single woman walk,
the streets.
The women seem 10 be perfectly con
tent with their lot, and look upon all Gen
tiles as reptiles that should be Stunned al
should any other contaminating influence
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DIR. HOOFLAND'S
BALSAMIC CORDIAL,

Coughs. Cults, Laveusa, Group, Hoar,.nrs'.
BroR,kiiiS, PUepmonia Diseases Of tie DowfiS
0rISjDe Gom CoM IHciptm Consumption, and
f1r he ard u at ill po,Sibl,) cuIe gf Fat..
eats IN ddq1need Stages cCthe latter disease.
TIIIS CELEBRATED PREPARA-
l. ton, like the Ditters, maybe confidently re
lied on. L. is designed for class OF diseases more
general and more fatal than any other 10 which ,hs
people of this country are suhleci--thoso spnneirg
from ''Siight coid." ! hat eminent authority,
Dr. Bell snys ~ will not say tha! colds are to
our inhabitants what the plague and yeiiow .ttprr
are TO those OF other countries but, can aver
confidently that they usher in disease Of greater
completely and mortality than these latter
Aurtler proof of the terrible fatality OF diseases
resulting from a " common coid' may be seen by
glance at the following statistics, taken from tho
Records OF the Board OF Health of PhiIndelpE .
confessedy one OF the most healthy localities il
the Union -
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SHIrIrfs Ofrlct, GeaGga Co.. Ohio,
December l7ih 1888 461w
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WARRANTY DEEDS.-Jus, printed and
w and for sale at this Office, large quantit,
II Warranty Deeds,whch will be sold by the qune
dozen. half.doIen, or single blank.
Cha rdon. April /, 1896
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Merchants, Dealers and Farmers will
find this a good place either to Buy or
Sell any OF The above-named Property.
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by H. fpoIf' DtPWy'
SHERTF's OFFicg, Geauga Co, Ohio,
nrcpinhnr l1lh. lSLs AEIwt |
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-01-14

In Clardon, on the 7th instant, by the Rev. =
D. Taylor, Mr.. l.. G. TREAT, 10 Miss FRAN
CES SOMERS, ,all of Clardon.
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January IA, 1859.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1859-11-03
MOORE s. OUAIFE

Have in store by far The hest stock Of DON ES-
TIC GOODS they have ever offered:
BLENCIIE ED and BROWN SIIRTlNGS,
BLEAGHED and BROWN SIIEETINGS,
BLE,CiIED and BROWN LINEN TABLE
DAMA>N,.n very large stock Of KERSEYS and
BLANKETS II good stock Of fine BED BLAN-
KETS, DOILEYS and< NAPKINS, JAMES.
TW EEIlS, SATINEl'S and CI.OTIIS--a!l
prices; WHITE and STRIPED OSNABUR(;S.
We know can fill y"nr orders in this way
you will come aud examine We will take pleas
ure in showing any through onr stock who want
goods, in this or any other department. Our
stock of CROCKEitY and GLAIsS-WARE is
very large Come and see it if you want any
thing in that way.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1859-11-03
Estate Sale.

faSiIERE will Ice Sn!,i nj lie late residence Of
Il MRS. JANE ROBINSON. hrrc">ed, on
" Wednesday the 10th DAY "a November neat, al
Of the Rial a'.I PERSONAL i>:a'c of said d"c.rscd
consisting Of Twenty Likely Negroes. MuI-s
Horses, Cows. Hogs. She y. Corn, Wheat. Oats.
F"l:rr, simcks. Plantation Too!s B!urk.ui,b's
IonS. C"li"n GIN. Thi"shcr Household and
knch'': Furniture, ahd other articles 100 tedious
To I."nti"n
Al" The Plantation wh"r"on said deed, lived
combining Nine Hundred and Ninety Five Acres.
more Or less. The said plantation is in good
state Of cultivate ion. one half III the woods one
| hundred and fifty Of l,oiro,u land, one hundred
Of whirl, is in c"nl state of cultivation. On
Tie premises is good ;wo story Dwelling IIouse
with taliI,scessary on-huildings. The said pinn.
| in'ions fHs;Il miles south of Anderson Court
House on Wilson's Creek.
The land will be sole on II credit of one aud
| two years with interest annually from day Of
| sale with notes aud two good securities.
! Tie PERSONAL Estate will he sold on credit Of
| one year with inie'rst from day of sale with
note and two good securities
W. i. WATSON, Manager
| October ~, 1859 II 2t.
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Factory Hands Wanted.

THE VAUCLUSE FACTORY is now in Oh.
L Grafton and in need Of operatives.
Families who can bring good moral recon-
mendaion will find steady employment,
Good Wages and Comfortable Home.
No child will be employed that is under the
age Of twelve years. An children betw cen six
and twelve will be required to attend school.
tlS- Apply I" the proprietors n, Grant .ville
Post Office. Edgcfe!d. s G..
JAMES J. GREGG d co.
Oct. 25, 1869 81 a
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MOORE & QUAIFE

Would just here mention that their terms and
way Of doing business are the same rs hereto.
fore we intend TO stand to the cash system
we like il better every day, and we think the
public do also, judging from the increase of our
sules.
MOORE d QUAIFE.
Sept. 90, 1859 % If.
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MOORE g. OUAIEE

Would Invite ilIr Ladies' to examine their stock
Of CLOTH, CASHMERE AND VELV EFT
CLOIiS and SiIAWl.S, as we have n very large
stock Of these goods now in store. We have II
good assortment of Misses and Ladies' FLATS
and BONNErS, HOOP SKIRTS in any guam
tity und at all prices.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1859-11-03
Negroes for Sale.

1sCS1UCo 1VI 0dIc.
7 WILL sell on Sale-Day in NOVEMB ER
L next, before the Court House,
T1hEoo NCEroes,
Manuel sixty wears of ncr EtMy. tify-tiv We years
of nge, and Flank, ten years Of age. Terms
made known on day of sale.
JOSEPH T.. MOORE, Assignee.
Oct. 10, 1859 2G tbs
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GL 4 S s w Ar E.

= LARGE STOCK; Cut, Pre-: scd, md rl.in
Glassware.
Crockcry assorted by the Crate, un,! Class 1t
wholesale, n, New Yorl; prices.
Tea Trays Lamps of all kinds, fine Ivory and
Pearl Handle Table Cutlery, heavy Plated
Spoons. Forks. Ladies. Cake Baskets, and new
style Castors. just opened.
Ais" Looking Glasses. Steak Dishes, Golfer
Urns and Bigrins Dish Covers, and every va
rir,y of house keeping goods. inc;ud:ng many
new articles.
superior manner.
South Carolina. North Carolina, and Georgin
current money tnken Mt par
We have very large Stock, bought low for
Cash, and barrnims can he had at
Ii. &. NICHOLS China Depot,
Columbia, s. G.
Oct G, 1850 81 3m
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I'iIIy IND WINTER,
II % -21
L. 49, es-D OJo
M OORE g. QUAIFE

ENT GUILD nga;n call the attention Of the
w pcoI!" to ih" largest aud best selected
stnc!; nf DRY GOODS ever offered before ~
our town, nni i" not hesitate TO say that WI.
r"n sell yor anything in Cur line rs cheap ~ YOU
ga" huy il ~ any market for the cash. a.nl !, Iii,
lie ch"nr"r than v"n can get them in lha up-
cour,ry. We ak ynn tn "X ,rIin" for Yourselves,
:.md sc,: il shat is Ir,:r ard il il is
r"m" and get ynur supplies for Ilr winter We
wall he happy tn show You through, and promise
TO please i'll s.ylc. Gnnlily, quantity and price.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1859-11-03
MOORE G. QUAIFE

Have now in store the best stock Of LADIES'
DRESS GOODS ever shown in our town, in
MEnINOS. D-LANES, ClIAILIES. CA:iSI.
MERES mni Silks. all grades and q good
stock Of BLACK SILKS. Ladies would do well
10 examine before getting their supplies.
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EaoD2E g. gls;EE

TIav" now in star" Tcrv large stock of READY
MADE CLOTHING. Hats and Caps. We have
ic Seamless Clothing. that We will warrant not
to rip. II YOU want nvlhrg in this way COM.
aud see before you buy elsewhere, ~ we.prom:s-
10 you money III this department and to
sell you good goods.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1859-11-03
Cigars and Tobacco.

A LARGE LOT Of choice Havana Cigars,
IA and Fine Chewing Tobacco. just re-
ceved and for sale ut
Oct l2, 1859 20 #
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-03-12
U E1 e gzl3W w I5$Lz G OUJzERD 5 5Ra

room, and IN moment the furious beat of
his horses hoofs told that the ayenger was
on the track OF his victim. For miles and
miles theprairie stretched out like an un-
dulting sea, terminating its waves of YER
| dure IN an immense cypress swamp :. and
toward this swamp the wretch who was
then strangely afforded a chance of his Fife
was now fastening with frantic speed Tt
was strange race. The moon, full orbed,
rode high in the heayens shedding food
of sivery radiance on all objects, making
it almost as bright as day; stiffness pro-
found as the grave reigned around broken
only by the tramp tramp of the pursued
and pursucr. Nearer and nearer does he
draw to the doomed wretch, and with a
shrek of despair does the hopeless man see
that it is impossible for him to reach that
place of refuge Even now the breath of
his enemy's steed comes like fire into his
hce, and with one more bound they are
side by side.
"Spare, me o, for Gods sake, mercy ("
yelled the terror stricken fugitive.
The only answer was sharp, quick
flash a stunning report, and the murderer
stood in the presence of that God whom
he had outraged by his crime on carth.-
Gone! unanolcd, unannointed, with his
white, ghastly face upturned to the sky,
and the red blood dabbing the sweet white
flowers, the last of that murderous band
which had marrcd forever the happiness of
the cold stern man sitting on his horse,
looking impassivey on the face of the dead
man, thinking dreamingly, perhaps, of the
dear home and its dearer inmates, lost to
him forever in this world.
Reader, this is no fancy sketch. John
West is not the name of the man, one in
cident of whose varied life VIC have cndea-
vored to give you but his name is subscribed
high on the rolls of fame Should this
ever meet the eye of Texan Ranger he
will, perhaps, remember the night before
the walls OF Monterey, where he told this
story to his companions, and STRIPPING
who formed one of the group of listeners.
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POETRY.
Light and Shadow.

You who judge b. what you SEQ,
Olten fail to judge Alright
Stars are shining selennly
In the day as in the night
All the day they lie concealed
by the glory of the sun.
But at eve they shine revealed
In the azure, one by one.
SO the daylight of smile
May but veil the human face,
Hiding for II little while
Doubt, and care, and sorrows trace
So when shadow clouds of Voc
Der happy face arise.
Still beneath the shadows glow
Stars of JOY in gentle eyes.
Life is archcd with changing skies;
Rarely are they what they seem;
Children, we, OF smiles and sighs-
Much we know, but more we dream.
Look beneath the outward show,
To the shadow or the light!
And from what you surely know,
Learn to sec and judge Alright.
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The Engagement.


o dearest, say you love me,
U! say YOU will be mine,
cannot live without thee,
Ny heart is wed to thine.
Thy checks are like The roses,
Thy bosom like the snow;
Love in thy heart reposes,
Thy lips with bliss o'erhow.
Kind sir, must refuse thee,
1t gricvcs me to deny;
But tyou will excuse me,
III give the reason why.
You have not cash enough sir.
To hang one hope upon
Besides, | can't consent, sir,
10 wc,ta dcmVohn. IS
Excuse you! Yes, dear madam,
told II monstrous hb;
Were an Evcless Adam,
I'd scorn so false rib.
That bliss has stained your lips, ma'am
Your manners are too rough,
Besides, can't consent, ma am,
To ct,' Il j0r cf sRaG.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-03-12

WE have read of certain English c!er-
gyman who, being engaged in warm CON
troyersy with a gentleman, was told that
his black coat protected him" at NAV
be Sc" said the .wrathy parson, "but.if It
protects me it shan't you" and throwing
his coat over chair, he gave his opponent
a thorough thrashing
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Final Mnfioa.

A PINALsettlement Of the Estate Of Janres w.
a COuch, deceased. viii be made in the OrCli-
nary's Office. OH Friday the 18th Of April next
Ailpefsohs indebted thereto are required to
make payment at once and those having dc,
mands against the said Estate Eiuxi render them
to me, legally aaested, on or by that day.
CYNTHIA j. IfRNDfiICKS. Adm'x
Jan. 10, 1850 25 BIN
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A FINAL Settlemene

0F the Estate Of Asa Carver, dcecase ,sill be
W made before the Ordinary, at riek 6. g.,
OH the third Monday in March neXt SIS II.
debted to the Estate must mako payri that
time. and those having demands aesspsi said
Estate must render them TO me legally asseslcd
by Oh before that day
JOSEPH G.. STEELE, Ada
Dec. g, 1858 81 ia
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-03-12

A AcLERGYMAN engaged in catcchising a
village school, asked youngster what
his godfathcrsand godmothers did for hinl?"
" ] dout know what they mean to do, please
your reverence" rejoincd the lad "they'-
We done nothing for me yet"
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NaR'EHa;RS.

I SARAIIE. HUNTER, wife OF 2EneNa Hun
i . ter, ofPickcnS district, ltcrcby give a$lice
tlf,ft after tho expiration Of three m6nihs fSoa
tIiis date, will trRnsaet businesS In slte charac-
ter of free dealer and trader. My occupstions
are those Of Senlptress nnd Weaver.
SARAH II. HUNTER. \
8 Dec III, 1858 81 9m
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Philadelphia Press

Two persons of satiric turn met
ne'ghbor and said: FFrend, we have
been dlsputing whether you are most knavo
or fool The man took each of the oucr-
lists by the arm, so that he was in the mid.
die " Troth, " said he, "I believe | am
between both"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-03-12

TIE girls, somebody says, think of Hy-
men, and can't help signing. They sit at
the window, and can't help spying. They
screw up their corscts, bring on consump-
ton, and can't help dying--but that's slam.
der Dartlv
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Hints for the Month.

The care with which crops will be cultivo-
ted, very much depends upon the operations
ofthis month. We have had three months
IN succession 6f rain. Daring the month. of
November, LILO inches of rain feI during
December, LILO inches; and during Janua.
~ 10 inches; making an aggregate of
II 0-lO inches in three months. The earth
Is saturated with water. and the plow has
done but little for us. No time should be
iost-but do not (becausc your anxious neigh
Dor s'Sec-haw salutes your ear i'm the early
MORN Setlmpatlcnt, and begin to pillow before
You are ready. Overhaul your plow-stocks
and gear; see that all is in good trim: have
god supply.of plows in the shop, of all
patterns, ready; few extra plow-staples
heelScrows, false eoulters, handles, and back
Dahds f"r an emergency: something is always
breaking in the beginning.
AS sODn as the soil will crumLlo os r. turn.
Oh the share start every plow you cam and
be sure you9d0 your work we'll. plow deem
and close. Oats should be sown as soon os
possible. Don't believe in the too common
"pInon, that any SOFT of plowing will do for
oats, bat sow one bushel of seed per acre. and
plow the ground as deeply and thoroughly
as possible The oat is valuable grain and
athou9han e%hausting crop, it will pay bet
ter on some soils than any other, aud it nj.
ways comes in good season. The Egyptian
we prefer to all other varieties we have tried.
Itch patches may be now profitably sown
iii D"rley: 1T will come in very we'll, rs an
early lite for both horse and COW.
Clover shonld now he sown--in misty wea-
'her, if possible. When up. give il a ton
dressing Of pl1ster The soil should Lo tp.
naoi0us and rich for clover.
Ut you have not had your fence corners
ditch-banks, and branches cleaned oft il is
high time All streams should now have
distractions cleared out Of tLeir channel, 50
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NO,FHas E.

III persons ares hereby notified moi 10 pay
"A any Notes made payableto the uhdersianeI
or bearor--or any Notes given by The nndep.
signed, payable to other persons, until further
orders d. d. DAVIH
Jan. II. 1859 2a Il
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why. let me see fifteen, twenty, tween.
ty-six--he must lee hard on to thirtyW
An old man at thirty?"
sold man! Who's talking about old
man 7 Use telling you about old hoss."
i. Perhaps didn't pick up my hat; perhaps
! didn't take very hosty leave; well, per-
haps not.
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NE ON EYg

THE Books. Accounts aud Notes, assigned 6y
1 Isscrtel Norman for the benefit eg tbeir
creditors, are in my hands for collcefiaas D6a
necessity of the case requires that they should
he settled without delay. a
j. L, HAGooD, Assignee.
Oct 8. 1863 10 R
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THERE is scarcely man who does not
inveigh against the scandulof women, but
they all of them listen to it.
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Stale OF south CarORima,
Last Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given to all concerned that
~ final settlement of the estate of Abraham
Ables, deceased, will he made in tho Ortlinhry's
Office at Pickens G.. H., ON Monday the 18th
day of March next. Persons indebted to soid
estate must nay before that time and all per-
sons having demands must present them to me
legally attestcd on or before tlat day.
ELIAS CARVER, Admir-
Dec. 81, 1858. 23 - Bin
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"a coTEMpoRARY wants to know the ex-
act number of toes in the foot of a noun
tam Also, the number aud color of teeth
IN the mouth of river.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-03-12

The lady who had "spark" in her eye
has kindled "match" without trouble.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-03-12

"I KNOW" said Tipsy, "water is fine
thing, but it S so dreadful weak"
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Hm NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

Am Equity---P -PiCkeMS.
Il. b. Alexander, Survivor vs. Preston Me&fa-
ncy, ct. ais
PURSUANT to an order made by the Court Of
Equity, in, this case, Rt Juno term, 1853, all
the creditors of Preston Mckinney are 4ca1sirrd
to come before me aud establish their rSeuaapas
against hiu, according to law, within thvoe
months frcm the datc hereof; otherwise, Ghey
will be forever barred.
ROBT a. THOMPSON, exsr,n.
Fomrs Office, Jan. Is, 1850 Am
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JEWELRY, GOLD q SILVER

JEWELRY, GOLD q SILVER.
JEAN BTE. FISCHESSER,
WaIIlRlla, s. e.,
| AS just now returned from New York with
III a large and beautiful assortment of
WATCHES, JEWELRY,
(Both GOLD and SILVER Clocks Music Box-
es, Combs Brushes, Fancy Articles, Perinmery,
Soaps, Gold Pens, etc.; all of which has been
bought for CASH and which he offers for snle
OH the most accommodating terms.
BeFs" lie also REPAIRS WATCHES and 9TH
articles in his line, and solicits the patronage
of the public. His stand is near the public
squire, at WalhaIla, s. G.
Dec. Is. 1856 81 tf
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VERY ODMGING.-We heard a man call an /.
other man an cxtortioncr the other dny for
suing him q day or two before. "Why
friend, replied the man who brought on the
SUIT | did it to oblige you" "To oblige
you to pny me-"
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bs1~ Wanted, Forthwith! ~0a
900 ACTIVE, energetic young men, to
c1SJO act as Agents in q casy, useful and
honorable business, by which they can GER
taftly make from $50 tn $l00 per month
aa"d no hnmb"a! For fullparticulars address,
mclosinS two stamps Tor return postage,
W. X. TERRY,
Dee. ID. 1888 22-3m Rockingham. n C.